Blogging behind the scenes: Alison Gary shares the business of blogging. Why do bloggers do what they do? How do bloggers get paid? What does it take to have a successful blog? How do affiliate links work? Alison will share all of this and more in her posts about the business of blogging.
Festive cat wishes you a very merry Christmas and hopes you have a wonderful holiday season! Thank you all for such a fun and inspiring year here at Wardrobe Oxygen. You teach me, inspire me, push me to do better, and I look forward to your emails, comments, social media interaction as you are why… Continue Reading Merry Christmas!
I’ve been blogging for over 11 years. That’s a long time for many things; it’s incredibly long for blogging. I didn’t start out blogging to become rich or famous. I started a new job and was asked to “look busy” for a few weeks until the project I was assigned to ramped up. I had… Continue Reading Friday Favorite: A Drink With James
I have received questions from readers about sponsored posts on my blog. How do sponsored posts work, how do I get sponsored posts, and what does it mean when it says a blog post is sponsored. I hope to answer all your questions in this blog post. The FTC asks bloggers be transparent with sponsored… Continue Reading How do Sponsored Posts Work?
Oh gosh, why does a fashion blog need an intern? All the blogger does is stand around and look cute in gifted clothes while her boyfriend takes her picture. It’s not like blogging is hard, it’s just to try to look important, right? Wrong. In 2016, blogging is a true business and is far more… Continue Reading Why Blogs Have Assistants and Interns
After my post about MORE Magazine I started thinking about the inspiration I find on the Internet. While I don’t think blogs are a worthy replacement to a quality magazine, I find my regular style inspiration comes from my peers. Inspiration doesn’t have to come from someone your same age, but as we age our… Continue Reading My Favorite Over 40 Fashion Blogs
Not too long ago, MORE Magazine shuttered after almost two decades. Claiming the recession and advertising challenges in the luxury marketplace, Meredith Corp. ended this publication, laying off around 30 individuals. Over the years, More has changed its demographic to appeal to women in their 30s instead of those over 40, and also switched to… Continue Reading The End of More Magazine – What Went Wrong?