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The Blogalicious Weekend Toolkit + Conference Fun
Saturday, November 5, 2016
If you have yet to attend a Blogalicious event, you should definitely
TOP 5 SUMMER BLACK GIRL INSTA-MOMENTS
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Summer is almost over so let's recap the hottest insta-moments shared of these fabulous, familiar faces of women rocking their shine and giving us pure goals!
WHAT THE #CREATEHERS TWITTER CHAT TAUGHT ME
Monday, August 10, 2015
I
am new to Twitter. The “It’s 2015 and I just opened an account two months ago
to further promote articles that I write” type of new. Crazy, right? How could
I have survived so many years without being connected to thousands of people
out in the world who are traveling similar paths to me? Well, trust me it was
not hard at all to avoid Twitter when it first premiered.
5 INSTAGRAM TEMPLATES YOU CAN START USING TODAY
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Instagram is home to what feels like the entire world - if you love taking images or if you don't take them of yourself, you are sure to have an account. For many of us, Instagram is a means to make ourselves stand out, market our products or services, and even be consistent with our brand across the board.
If you're use to seeing how some Instagramers have taken the time to create their own "templates", do believe you can too! There are many ways to alter these examples so be ready to put on your Blues Clues thinking cap! Here are 5 Instagram templates you can check out and even start using today!
OWNING OUR OWN IMAGE #CREATEHERS CHAT + RECAP
Sunday, July 19, 2015
Our very first Twitter chat was a huge success! Many of us are still trying to come down from Cloud 9 from all of the beautiful and empowering things shared this past Friday night. With a major thanks to our host (@glamsavvy) - this chat definitely left us with amazing gems. The topic centered around how Black women are taking more control in how we're both received and portrayed. Owning our own image is something many women of color should want to do for themselves.
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