My next Blogging and Social Networking Workshop is now only a month away!
When: Saturday 8th March
Time: 10.30am - 3.00pm
How much:£45.00
Where: London, SE1
It's an intensive workshop packed with tips on how to set up your blog, develop its identity, promote it using social networks, gain a readership, keep it interesting and also, importantly, what to avoid.
When: Saturday 8th March
Time: 10.30am - 3.00pm
How much:£45.00
Where: London, SE1
It's an intensive workshop packed with tips on how to set up your blog, develop its identity, promote it using social networks, gain a readership, keep it interesting and also, importantly, what to avoid.
Here are some Twitter Testimonials about my last workshop:
Thanks to talented and engaging @EmilyBenet for a brilliant #BlogWorkshop today and great to meet everyone. @JohnHandscombe @storyslamlive
— Pippa Gough (@PippaGough) October 19, 2013
If you want to learn about blogging, book on @EmilyBenet's course. I went yesterday - learned loads & laughed loads. Now I'm ready to blog!!
— John Handscombe (@JohnHandscombe) October 20, 2013
Thnks @EmilyBenet for a great workshop today on 'Blogging and Social Media'. Years of hard-earned knowledge packed into 1 session. Perfect!
— Tamim Sadikali (@TamimSadikali) October 19, 2013
BLOG SPOTLIGHT: The Reluctant Perfectionist
Helen Barbour came to a workshop in November 2012 and began her blog The Reluctant Perfectionist soon after.
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| Peter Gettins Photography |
How long have you been blogging?
Since 8 April 2013 – so far I’ve managed weekly posts, on a Monday, and hope to continue with that regularity.
What made you start?
Originally this was a means to an end, in that I wanted to raise my profile as a writer: obsessive-compulsive disorder is a theme in my – as yet – unpublished novel. However, I quickly began to enjoy blogging in its right and the positive feedback from readers has encouraged me immensely.
What have been the benefits of blogging for you?
I love playing with words (aka writing!) and blogging is a way to hone those skills. I’ve also found the experience extremely rewarding, as many readers have contacted me to say they have found my posts interesting and/or helpful – from strangers as far afield as India and the States, to an old schoolfriend, whose grown-up son has been diagnosed with OCD.
What has been your most popular post to date? My post, Natural Born Worrier, about anxiety, which I think is something most people can relate to – though perhaps not in such an extreme form as I experience it (OCD is an anxiety disorder).
Have you got a blog highlight?
I was recently approached by a magazine based in Mumbai, India, who were looking for someone to write an article about OCD for them and had come across me via my blog. I was thrilled to be asked and am expecting the article to be published in March.
This workshop will pose the questions you should ask before you begin your blog and offer all the information you need to get started. If you've been meaning to start a blog for a long time, why put it off any longer? Come along for a friendly, fun and informative workshop!
Book your place via Paypal (£45.00) or for more information check out my Blog Workshop Page.
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This workshop will pose the questions you should ask before you begin your blog and offer all the information you need to get started. If you've been meaning to start a blog for a long time, why put it off any longer? Come along for a friendly, fun and informative workshop!
Book your place via Paypal (£45.00) or for more information check out my Blog Workshop Page.
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