how to give feedback after a blogger event
This time of year is a haven for blogger and press events with the new season looming and Fashion Weeks spreading over a month, brands and businesses are constantly trying […]
Category Archives: general how tos
how to apply for London Fashion Week
deciding to brave the fashion pack’s favourite week of the year (or two weeks if you count both times in the calender) can be a little bit daunting to say […]
how to know the differences between image file types
one little tip I picked up fairly late on in my blogging adventures was knowing which file type to use when I saved an image for my blog. it affects […]
how to create a GIF for your blog
i can remember when i first spotted a GIF on a website, or in my terms – a few images cocktailed together to make it look like a moving series. […]
how important are comments on your blog?
i thought i’d write this post after having seen a number of forums and chats going on over Twitter on the subject. it seems there are a number of people […]
how to write a good media card for your blog
you will probably find, that when you first start working with brands, businesses and journalists on your blog they’ll ask for you ‘more information,’ a ‘media card’ or a […]
how to get started on twitter
if you’re starting a blog or trying to up your presence in a given sector, then Twitter is the ultimate tool to help you do that. It’s amazing what the […]
how to work out what to call your blog
Right, so you want to start a blog – yippee! But what to call it? I had this problem, and had I been a little wiser I probably would have […]
how to work out your word-count-worth for posts
now that pitch&post is up and running, i’ve been watching the stats page closely. without a doubt, the most help bloggers seem to need is around calculating blogger fees. our […]
how to lose followers and annoy people
consistency is key keep a general pace to your posts, tweets and outreach that your followers can get used to. stop-start blogging is the perfect way to lose followers and […]
