Sentences with phrase «started working with bloggers»

«Traditional outlets pay [writers] less because they have less, [and] many PR firms have told me that they started working with bloggers because there just were not that many staff journalists to work with anymore.»

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Since starting his company Evolving SEO in 2010, Dan has worked with startups, eCommerce sites, bloggers, affiliates, small businesses to large companies and everything in between.

After speaking with some expert bakers at last years Food Allergy Bloggers Conference I worked up the nerve to start again.

Along with our directories for mom owned blogs, stores and websites we started sharing our lives as work - at - home moms and sharing posts from other mom bloggers.

It helps to connect aggressively with potential «friends,» perhaps starting with the candidate's own social connections and moving on to party activists, local officials, bloggers and the members of your own supporter list (include a link to your profile pages in mass emails and people will do some of the work for you).

For a start, you'll want to populate your following with people you know: it helps to connect aggressively (though perhaps not TOO aggressively) with potential «friends,» perhaps starting with the candidate's own social connections and moving on to party activists, local officials, bloggers and the members of your own supporter list (include a link to your profile pages in mass emails and people will do some of the work for you).

I started in January 2013 because I was working with fashion bloggers on account of my professional role.

Starting out as a fashion blogger, I have worked with a lot of known brands like MarcCain, Hallhuber, Bomboogie, Hunkemöller, Massimo Dutti, Navyboot, Owloon, Triumph and many more.

I've started a Michigan Life & Style section here on the blog, and I'm working to bring you more local business spotlights, state attractions, and fashion content with other area bloggers and brands.

Including links to the work of other bloggers helps create a sense of community, and starts a mutually beneficial relationship with another blogger in your same niche.

Well yes, a newbie blogger should start a new blog with the niche in which one is interested and should work on it, but sticking to a particular niche and working on it is really important for non-personal blogs.

[kerri's w e e k l y favorites] → Interested on how you as a blogger can work with brands but are not sure exactly where to start?

Although building a dedicated blog audience is hard work and can be discouraging at you get started, persevering with patience, consistency, and a commitment to high - quality content will help you stand apart from other bloggers and gain traction among followers.

I worked for a small start - up tech company for about a year doing this until I connected with a local radio host and blogger (Hi, Melanie!)

I was a fan of KBShimmer long before I started working with the brand, and I am very, very excited to have gotten the opportunity to do this collab with the team alongside some of the most amazing bloggers and IGer's I've seen.

As some of you might know I started this DIY «Project Re-Design» collaboration with bloggers on monthly basis last year but I had to put it on pause because I got very busy with being full time in school as well as working part time and having to complete a part time internship.

Recently I've started working with two of my favorite bloggers and one of my favorite Etsy shops as reps for the Glitter & Bow brand.

When I first started publishing, individually querying book bloggers was a great (albeit time intensive) way to establish relationships with bloggers and find the ones who would be naturally inclined to like your work (because they only accepted for review books they were at least interested in).

But I will be working part time for TripAdvisor, my former employer, to pay the bills while I start my own company and software as a service website, BloggerBridge.com, which helps industry representatives connect with bloggers like me.