182: Social Media Influencer 101: Ask A Blogger ANYTHING
There’s a first time for everything and today we are asking our guest YOUR questions! Goal Diggers, welcome to “Ask A Blogger ANYTHING!” I wanted this episode to be with an expert in the field and I couldn’t have found anyone better thaaaan….. Kathleen Barnes! This woman is the life and style blogger behind CarrieBradshawLied.com. After quickly realizing life as a twenty-something wasn’t as effortlessly fabulous and sprinkled with sparkle as Carrie Bradshaw led her to believe, the website was born in 2010. The blog flourished and Carrie Bradshaw Lied has been featured on The Today Show, Oprah.com, People StyleWatch, RealSimple.com, SouthernLiving.com, WhoWhatWear.com, New York Magazine's The Cut and more.
Safe to say we have an EXPERT and today Kathleen is going to teach you EVERYTHING you need to know about blogging.If you’re wondering how the heck to even start, drive traffic to your content, GET SPONSORSHIPS, or how to *actually* make this career a sustainable source of income, you’re in the right place…. Without further delay, ASK A BLOGGER ANYTHING!
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