I am excited to be heading to the BlogHer ’10 (2010) conference. I will be looking for great links/posts from the conference to share on my BlogHer ’10 Pearltree. The information shared at BlogHer is always so rich with interesting, informative, inspiring and just plain ole fun – that I decided to curate the info during BlogHer.
Here are two posts about I wrote with details about Pearltrees – a social curation tool: Understanding Pearltrees: A New Way To Organize Web Content. There are also updates to Pearltrees functionality that I will be posting about soon. I will also be visiting Kirtsy and BlogHer to find fun content about BlogHer ’10.
**Please comment or share your BlogHer ’10 posts or Pearls/Pearltrees with me!***
Here is my main BlogHer ’10 Conference info Pearltree:
Here is my BlogHer Day One Agenda:
Here is my BlogHer Day Two Agenda:
I will be speaking with two fab mom bloggers (Kimberley Blaine and Susan Getgood) Day One about Online Branding. The title of the session for BlogHer ’10 is “Professional: ROYO – Social Media is Bringing Sexy Back to Branding — Do You Have the Social Media Strategy and Tools for Success?”. To collect information for my presentation I created an Online Branding Pearltree.
More to come as I add new content to my Pearltrees during the conference.
Disclosure: I am a Pearltrees Evangalist
Beth Blecherman started her career in application development then Senior Manager, Computer Process Integrity, for Deloitte. After senior management she took on family management blogging as her career 2.0. She is a Co-Founder of the Silicon Valley Moms Group, a collaborative of mom blogs across the country, and their first international blog Canada Moms Blog.
Blecherman founded her personal blog, TechMamas.com, as a platform to discuss technology and gadgets for families. Beth vlogs with other female tech bloggers at Gadgetspin.com. She also consults with companies on blogger outreach and social media strategies and speaks at conferences on parenting, social media and technology. TechMamas.com was chosen as one of the Nielson Power Mom 50 influencers. On Twitter as @TechMama she was chosen as one of the 25 Influential Moms to Follow on Twitter and BizTechDay’s 25 Influential Business Women in the Bay Area. Beth is on the Board of Advisors for MommyTech at CES.
