Christmas gift ideas for teenagers – with a little help from the bloggers
Settle back with a giant tin of gin, as today we have a mega-post stuffed with affordable Christmas gift ideas for teenagers. They can […]
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Thirty plus bloggers get lippy with Smashbox
On Saturday I tootled up into London to spend some time with the Damn Fine Bunch that comprises the Thirty Plus Bloggers. The […]
16 things I learned at Blog Camp
I spent yesterday at my 3rd Blog Camp event. As ever it was full of insights, fun and cake. But we were also there […]
So your child wants a blog
So many parents have asked me about children’s blogging recently – looks like that kid with the school dinner blog has really sparked something in the […]
If you want to get something done, ask a blogger
Over the last few weeks, many bloggers have been very supportive of my book , Toddlers: An Instruction Manual so I wanted to make a […]
All the gossip from the Tots100 Xmas party
What happens in Butlins stays in Butlins So said an off-the-leash parent blogger last night. However, I already had the headline of this post in draft, […]
Bloggers, what are your rules for reviews?
Recently an ITV children's programme was censured by media regulator Ofcom for giving too positive a review to a product.
Let's hope Ofcom never start looking too closely at blog reviews, because when did you ever read one of those that was less than glowing?
I understand why that's the case – bloggers spend our own time writing reviews without pay. So why would you want to waste your efforts writing about something that you're not enthusiastic about?
Ever since I started doing more reviews on this blog, I have been thinking about what my review policy is. This is what I've come up with so far. I would love to hear what guidelines you stick to when you do reviews.
That PR/Blogger Bunfight
You might have seen this post which was re-tweeted with glee by many bloggers and media types yesterday. It’s the tale of a blogger who […]