Summer is finally here and it is getting close to my favorite conference of the year (other then the Consumer Electronics Show): BlogHer . This year is “BlogHer10” and it will be held Friday/Saturday August 6/7. BlogHer conferences give me the opportunity to connect “live” with a wide range of interesting and amazing bloggers that I read about online.
I used Pearltrees to starting gathering information for the presentation:
1. A Pearltree on BlogHer Conference Info:
2. The fabulous Kimberly Blaine and Susan Getgood – and I (Beth Blecherman) are excited to be presenting the following BlogHer10 panel: “Integrating Your Online Presence Across All Platforms: It Can (And
Must) Be Done!” that is part of the Room of Your Own Professional track.
Here is the description: Whether your brand is your personal brand, your
small business or your employer’s, the plethora of networking tools and
opportunities can be overwhelming. Share best practices on building a
consistent brand by integrating your efforts across all available
platforms, including social networks, traditional media and even offline
events.
2:45pm – 4:00pm
3. I am also starting to refresh my memory of last year’s conference by taking a look at some of the Live blog posts from BlogHer09. I just added a few of the liveblogs from last year to start:
Disclosure: I am advising Pearltrees.com
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.
