Where the Women Bloggers Are
Found this blog, called BlogHer, for and about women bloggers. I haven't gone through this site extensively, but it looks promising.
posted by Ore @ 9:47 AM
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8 Comments:
Tagged: by Black Looks
Ore,
You should come to the blogher conference in the US in July!
Beth: I just read about it on the BlogHer site and it looks like it will be so much fun. My schedule at the end of July is a bit iffy though, so I'm not sure about that yet. Maybe something will change...
Sokari: Oh no! I just checked out the questions on your blog and they require a lot of thought. This is a different level of Tag than I'm used to seeing. What happened to wanting to know my secret crush, or my favourite ice cream flavour?
Okay, just don't expect to see my responses up for a day or so.
Came to you by way of Uku. Thanks for the link to BlogHer. Very cool!
Hi Bonnie,
Nice to 'meet' you. I love Frances' blog. It's so different from most of the blogs I typically visit.
I'm going to check all of yours too!
Hi Ore,
If you haven't already, you should submit your blog to the appropriate blogher blogrolls as well, and encourage other women bloghers to do so as well.
I hope something will change, Ore. Blogher was one of the best blogger conferences ever - there was something magic about 300 women bloggers in a room ..
nice article
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