Can’t make BritMums Live? Concerned about missing all the great tips and blogging advice? Don’t worry, we’re bringing BritMums Live to your living room!
In partnership with Google+ we’re offering you the chance to take part in one of four live video ‘Hangouts’ backstage with our incredibly knowledgeable and experienced Workshop speakers.
The Hangouts will take place after their scheduled session at BritMums Live, and panelists will be on hand to give key highlights and take-aways from their workshops. This is your chance to pose your questions directly to the panelists themselves, find out what when on in their session at BritMums Live and pick the brains of our panelists.
You can choose from these four sessions:
HANGOUT 1: Friday 18.10-18.30
Crossing the Chasm, how to bring your blog up to the next level
Guest panelists: Nickie O’Hara, Typecast; Maggy Woodley, Red Ted Art, Jane Blackmore, Northern Mum; Melinda Fargo, HerMelness Speaks; Michelle Pannell, Mummy From The Heart
HANGOUT 2: Friday 18:40 -19:00
The Path to Getting Published – With bloggers who have done it
Guest panelists: Toni Hargis, Expat Mum; Emily Carlisle, More than Just a Mother; Erin Niumata, Across the Pond; Cari Rosen, The Secret Diary…of a Secret Diary; Kate Morris, Writing and Moaning
HANGOUT 3: Saturday 12.30-12.50
Bloggers’ Studio: How we use Pinterest
Guest panelists: Melitsa Avila, Raising Playful Tots; Alice Langley, An Essex Wife
HANGOUT: Saturday 15:10-15:30
Sod the Stats – Blogging for Happiness!
Guest panelists: Ellen Arnison, In a Bun Dance; Kate Davis-Holmes, Kate on Thin Ice; Annie Spratt, Mammasaurus/Love all blogs
To join the hangout list your question and your details in this Google Form and we’ll get back to you with more details.
There’s only room for 10 people per hangout so if they are oversubscribed we’ll choose the participating questions.
If you don’t make it onto the Hangout you can still watch live from our BritMums Google+ page so be sure to follow us.
About Susanna Scott
Susanna Scott founded the BritMums social network in 2008 after a career in marketing. She wanted to create a space for parent bloggers to network, and share ideas and opportunities. She is often quoted as a pioneer in the UK Mum Blogging space, and has been named a top female entrepreneur. She has been featured in The Times, The FT, The Independent, The Guardian, The Sun, Technorati, She, Primo Baby and Red magazine, amongst others. She speaks frequently about blogging, social networking and the BritMums community at industry events. Her blog A Modern Mother ranks in the UK’s top 10 Family Tarvel Blogs. Follow her on @amodernmother.
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