We asked you what you wanted and you let us know … now it’s your turn to vote. We’ve sifted through all your suggestions and these three topics rose to the top. Cast your vote before September 1st and let YOUR voice be heard. (Go to the poll is on the sidebar)
“Show Me the Money – Monetizing your blog” – You want to take your blog to the next level in terms of making a little extra money on side, this session will explore how to get started, discuss realistic expectations of how much money can be made, who you should contact, and discuss the various options available to bring in some money.
“Yikes … An Audit! – Tax Implications of Making Money from Blogging” – Now, you’re making a little extra money from doing what you enjoy, it’s time to think about Uncle Sam. This session will explore the various tax implications of making those few (or thousands) of extra bucks.
“Raising Multi-racial kids on Your Blog” – You’re not a woman of color but you are raising a child of color. This session will explore the unique issues that you may face as you navigate the blogosphere and the real world.
Showing posts with label People's Choice Panel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label People's Choice Panel. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
People's Choice Panel - Extended
Now that BlogHer is over we can once again focus our attention on Blogalicious and on making sure that this conference rocks! We promised to plan this conference with you in mind and we are doing our best to make sure that there are many interactive opportunities - because, really, how bored will you be if all you did was sit at a conference and listen (or should I say sleep)?
We want to make sure that you get everything you want out of this conference and we therefore announced the People Choice Panel. But as I mentioned our energies were a bit diverted, as were yours, I'm sure, so we've extended the submission deadline for the PCP to August 16th. We also thought that you'll have better perspective on what you want to see and talk about post-BlogHer.
So...here's how it works. The PCP is a panel voted upon by you. Tell us what topic you want to hear, who you want to speak on it (if you have a preference or an idea), and we’ll put your choice up for vote.
Here’s what you have to do: 1) What’s not on our agenda that you think we should include? In a few sentences, tell us what this panel will be about. 2) Do you have any recommendations on who you think should speak on this topic? 3) Submit your proposed panel to us by August 16th. Submissions should be sent to justiceny@blogaliciousweekend.com. We will put all proposals up for vote and let the people decide.
So...let's get it rolling ladies!
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Announcement: The People's Choice Panel
We promised to plan this conference with your interests in mind. Our agenda and speaker line-up is fab-u-lous. Our speakers represent an awesome diversity of talents and ethnicities. Still, we want to make sure that you get everything you want out of this conference. With that in mind, we are so excited to announce the People’s Choice Panel at Blogalicious! The PCP is just that, a panel voted upon by the people- you.
Tell us what topic you want to hear, who you want to speak on it, and we’ll put your choice up for vote. Yes, ladies, it's that simple!
Here’s what you have to do:
1) What’s not on our agenda that you think we should include? In a few sentences, tell us what this panel will be about.
2) Do you have any recommendations on who you think should speak on this topic?
3) Submit your proposed panel to us by July 16th. Submissions should be sent to
justiceny@blogaliciousweekend.com.
We will put all proposals up for vote and let the people decide. We'll be sure to keep you all posted on what's been recommended so far.
See you at the Blogher Meet-up! Details on that also coming soon.
Tell us what topic you want to hear, who you want to speak on it, and we’ll put your choice up for vote. Yes, ladies, it's that simple!
Here’s what you have to do:
1) What’s not on our agenda that you think we should include? In a few sentences, tell us what this panel will be about.
2) Do you have any recommendations on who you think should speak on this topic?
3) Submit your proposed panel to us by July 16th. Submissions should be sent to
justiceny@blogaliciousweekend.com.
We will put all proposals up for vote and let the people decide. We'll be sure to keep you all posted on what's been recommended so far.
See you at the Blogher Meet-up! Details on that also coming soon.
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