Sentences with phrase «thing about bloggers»

One of my favorite things about bloggers with babies is reading their birth story!!

Not exact matches

Kristi Hines: A blogger and freelance writer, Hines knows a thing or two about content marketing.

The cool thing about being in the position I am as a blogger who writes about link building is that I get to hear from a lot of people and hear what they're currently doing to build links.

Bloggers sometimes write about things they know nothing about.

Another thing I like to do is read and blog about books with other bloggers.

The nice thing about doing this is that bloggers who offer email subscriptions often give «insider news» and special updates or offers to their newsletter subscribers.

I'm less interested in powders which are there purely for health benefits, but I've heard a lot of bloggers say good things about the actual flavours of both of those

Honestly, how can people say they get bored of the same old thing... don't they know about food bloggers?

I never knew lentils could be considered a spice — I love the way I am always learning new things about food from my fellow bloggers.

I hear great things about this SF blogger Heidi Swanson.

I'm super grateful for the chance to explore a local chai brewery, learn more about the way things are made and spend time with the lovely spouts blogger community.

Being that I am a food blogger, I sometimes get caught up in the hype of making making over-the-top desserts like Double Chocolate Salted Caramel Cake and Coca - Cola Cupcakes and I forgot about the simple things like shortbread cookies.

first learned about the combination of miso in sweet things from my blogger friend, Gal, who came up with the most delightful sweet - salty Tira - Miso.

No one designated David Lebovitz (or any other food blogger) as Food Lord, and YOU are just as empowered as him to make things in your kitchen, so in the immortal words of just about every Rob Schneider and Adam Sandler movie: JUST DOOO EEEET!»

One of the things I love about being a food blogger is being exposed to the recipes of different cultures.

To top things off, whenever I think about my blogger friends, some fabulous recipes are inseparably connected to those memories and vice versa: e.g. Flo Braker's pain d'amande recipe comes to mind whenever I think about David, or take the best hangover cure I added to my recipe repertoire, always reminds me of Petra, who publishedthis herring salad recipe back in 2007.

One thing I have noticed about the blogger sphere these last couple of weeks, is how everyone seem to have reevaluated their eating habits.

I had no idea about the community of teen bloggers that like the same things as me!

Do you know one of the best things about being a blogger?

Oh, and the other thing about being a food blogger, plates and props!

One of the great things about being a food blogger is that I get to try food well before the occasion / special day.

I know we food bloggers love to say that everything we make is the best and the most delicious thing there ever was, but it's just pretty easy to get carried away when you're so excited about something.

Another thing I got to thinking about was the fact that bloggers DO actually spend a lot of money on the materials for their blogs.

Last week I talked about blogger recipe development and it got me to thinking that normally when I bake things, I have to follow a specific recipe.

I am excited to connect with other bloggers who are gluten free, share my favorite recipes, and share things I learn about being 100 % gluten - free.

Next time I'll post about another set of food blogger cliches: eating things that could make other people either say «eww» or «oohh!»

If you're a blogger, what's one thing you wish you could change about your old posts?

For blogger bgh of Viva El Birdos, while things were looking up just days ago, the tale of this NLCS has unfortunately become about how the team's insistence on putting Chris Carpenter in the postseason rotation may spell its doom:

As much as I would like to hate your comment above I have to agree with what you've said here I know there are a hardcore of bloggers on here that will be derisory and downright insulting (Keyboard warriors are always really tough) but unless we have the two new additions we need then we will sadly be another fourth spot contender again, its as simple as that the current squad is nearly there but nearly there is not THERE and I hate to say it but I think its gonna be another case of Wenger stubbornly trying to convince the world he is a genius by winning things without spending much OR by lamenting the injury problems and bad refs and being desultory about big oil funded clubs while the Club we love turns a fat profit for the board and we see no silverware at all.

This is relatively new territory and I think you bloggers need to slow down and think about some things.

That's why on September 30 and October 1, we've invited 20 Mom and Dad bloggers to our U.S. headquarters to learn firsthand the things that are important to them and their families, and to share a little about us and our brands.

One of the things that I love about the 5 Minutes for Mom community is that so many of us are mom bloggers ourselves.

As I battle back and forth on these things, I've been noticing a couple of my favorite bloggers are also talking about this.

More on this later, but check out the March post with me and lots of other bloggers talking about the best thing about being a mum

Today's Friday Buffet is all about a blogger's most favorite thing in the whole wide world... reader comments!

From friends to family, and fellow bloggers like Kit Graham and Meg Hall, I've heard wonderful things about the food, people, shopping, and of course — seafood.

I'm a blogger and a mom, and most of the things I blog about come from the «mom of a young child» perspective.

Just a few weeks after my visit to Malawi, I had the chance to hear mom blogger Stephanie Nielson speak at the wellness event Soulstice Retreat in Deer Valley, Utah, all about these little things in life that make a big impact.

Here, she shares how she started writing at Vintage Blue Suitcase, her favourite things about blogging, and her tips for other bloggers.

One of the best things about being an adoption blogger is having the opportunity to give back to a community that has given me so much.

CTFD, via David Vienna The blogger behind The Daddy Complex unwittingly contributed to my round - up of toddler discipline strategies when he struck a chord with me and a gajillion other parents who are trying too hard and caring too much about every effing thing.

The key to being a successful blogger is write about the things that excite you.

In the «Style Buzz,» I'll cover things like trends or specific pieces that bloggers / editors are buzzing about in the fashion world.

(After all, we know what happens to people who write unpopular things about mommy bloggers.)

It's why us bloggers have to change our game, because those are the things people want to talk about.

As a mommy blogger one of the things I love to do is follow other moms and see what they are writing about.

This whole thing is raising all sorts of questions for me about blogger - brand relationships, once again... I feel like this kind of lobbyist - created advocacy changes everything.

Amy is a Social media lover turned blogger who writes about all things related to life: cooking, parenting, family events, drinks (Hey, we all need one once in a while!)

Yesterday, I was repeatedly attacked by multiple mommy bloggers who called me some very unkind things, asked me if I was stupid and couldn't read, and made derisive comments about how Nestle was reaching out and I wasn't cooperating.

Disclosures: I am one of those endangered species of bloggers that actually blogs about things I buy with my own money.