Sentences with phrase «of full time bloggers»

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On Monday, the Federal Trade Commission issued guidelines requiring the full disclosure of the relationships between bloggers and advertisers, The New York Times reports.

Freelance writer, blogger, full - time husband and father of three.

So inspiring since I'm somewhat of a new blogger trying to also balance a full time job.

I am happy to say that as of September 2013 I transitioned into becoming a full - time blogger, although having a day job and maintaining a blog was more like having two full - time jobs!

Now, I have every size microplane grater which is definitely not minimalist, but remember that my full time job as a food blogger and recipe developer means that I spend heaps of time in my kitchen.

I think what sets me apart from some of the other healthy bloggers out there is that I am doing this while maintaining a full - time job and motherhood.

As a full - time food blogger, I have the luxury of cooking all day long.

A graduate of L'Academie de Cuisine, Jennifer Farley is a full time recipe developer, food photographer, and blogger at Savory Simple.

But never fear, as your favorite full - time super-hero part - time blogger is here to rescue you from the clutches of ennui.

Tsh Oxenreider is the full - time blogger behind Simple Mom and the founder and creative director of Simple Living Media, a blog network dedicated to helping people live intentionally (while throwing perfection out the window).

In related news: a survey of full - time working mothers and mommy bloggers conducted by a thermometer maker found that when their children got sick, 33 % of moms pretended to be sick so they could stay home with their child, 62 % of them called on parents or in - laws for child care, 57 % of them took unpaid leave to care for their child, and a distressing 34 % of them took the kid to school or day care anyway — where they could infect your child.

In fact, part of the reason I became a full - time blogger was to be flexible enough to do school pickups and cover holidays.

I became a full - time blogger (meaning I earned a paycheck of a full - time job), and let me tell you something, working from home with your two small children is not a feat for the faint of heart.

Besides being an ordinary mom with 3 kids, holding a full time career as a CEO of two online businesses, I'm also a Paleo enthusiast, a blogger and the author of two hugely successful books, Paleo Made Easy: Getting your Family Started with the Optimal Healthy Lifestyle and The Gelatin Secret: The Surprising Superfood that Transforms Your Health and Beauty.

Today, she's a full - time professional blogger with hundreds of recipes to her name.

Caitlin Weeks BA, NC, CPT is a full time blogger and author of 4 cookbooks including Mediterranean Paleo Cooking.

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In a room full of bloggers and influencers, I would have figured it was the perfect time to introduce a makeup line, but what do I know Cat Sadler was Tyra's interviewer and I think she did a phenomenal job at keeping the crowd engaged with cute little jokes and her high energy.

Since I'm a full time social media manager and a part time blogger, I usually have to spend a good chunk of my free time getting ahead of my blog posts (mostly so if things go crazy with work or life, there's not too much radio silence on here!)

Now, to end this post on a positive note I want to share a few posts from full time bloggers that I believe use their unique life experiences to enhance the blogosphere instead of just adding to the noise:

The last few weeks have been one of the rare times I'm glad I'm not a full - time style blogger.

I'm a Houston life and style blogger, part time foodie and full time lover of Kate Spade, pink and flamingos.

To make a long story short: Just a small percentage of all bloggers can live as a full - time digital influencer.

Mine was full of more blogger brunches (love those) outfit shoots, a beach house party in Malibu, a trip to the tailor for my new favorite dress and quality time with my family.

A few weeks ago I was talking to a fellow blogger about my grapples of quitting my career to fulfil my dreams of blogging full time & being self employed versus not wanting to quit a career i've worked so hard to build and achieve success in... and she said something that got me thinking.

Grace and her happy husband call Michigan home, where she's one busy beauty, as a full time teacher, fashion blogger and a TV co-host at some of the local Detroit area stations.

But this time, knowing I was going to be on a trip full of stylish bloggers, I had to somewhat appear like I had my shit together I picked up this lacey top at J.Crew a few weeks back and I immediately knew it would be the perfect, easy top for traveling.

We've been getting questions about when we would add to our family for years now, and now that we're settled into our new home, have paid off all of our debt, and are truly hitting our stride with me being a full - time blogger, the time was finally right.

Now a full - time fashion blogger, I'm no longer traumatized by a stressful working environment but mind you, I survived it for four years and it was the job that paid me lots of money.

To be able to fulfill my own personal definition of a full - time blogger, I needed to make a few goals for myself.

One of the questions I'm most often asked is, «are you a full time blogger?»

Ahh the joys of having a full - time job and being a blogger.

The blogging community is an amazing one, full of badass and inspirational women from whom I learn so much everyday (quick shoutout to Style Collective — if you are a blogger and not a member I can not recommend it highly enough), and every time a reader sends me an email or comments on a post, I feel that all of my effort is worth it all over again.

As most of you probably already know, I'm a full - time blogger and web designer, so I'm on my computer at least 8 hours of the day.

There are plenty of bloggers who have the luxury of blogging full - time — unfortunately, I am not one of them.

Unlike many of the list, Aimee not only is a full — time blogger, but she also works as interior designer.

I am also hosting a Farewell Fall Link Party for bloggers to link up all of their favorite fall posts one last time before it's full on Christmas in blog land, so please do come over and give fall one last hurrah with me!

One of the many many reasons why I love your blog so much is because you are not a full time blogger - and it's obvious you have a stellar career and have done so very well professionally (ahem as you can spend it on a super wardrobe!).

It's been three years now since I became a full - time blogger and I'm happy to report that my fashion blog is still my full - time job, my main source of income, and it has given me a comfortable lifestyle business.

I'm so impressed with all of you bloggers who are managing to balance the blog with holiday to - dos and a full - time job!

As many of you know, in addition to being a full - time blogger, I am also a professional makeup...

Some of the topics I'll be covering include: How I started my blog (today's post) How I grew my blog traffic How I grew on Instagram How I found my Instagram aesthetic How I edit my photos (step by step) How I quit my job and became a full - time blogger

I'm a new mom, too, has a full - time job and still trying to fit in some time to blog, although not as established of a blogger like you!

I absolutely love sharing the ins and outs of being a freelancer / full - time blogger with you all.

Mine was full of blogger events — a fashion show by Vox Magazine, time spent celebrating my grandmother's 88th birthday, a dual baby shower for my gorgeous cousins and a photo shoot with my book club and blogger gals from Delicious Reads.

, how you can monetize a blog, what the reality of being a full time blogger is vs. any ideas you might have had beforehand?

A mom of two and a full - time blogger, Kimberly, 35, earned points from the judges for her sweet - tough combos.

My biggest piece of advice if you want to become a full time blogger is to not give up.

I am a full time teacher and a fashion blogger now and I sort of accomplished my childhood dream.

Before becoming a full - time blogger and creative consultant, much of my work in the corporate field revolved around sustainability, and it is a wonderful thing to be able to incorporate sustainability into my wardrobe.