Last-chance saloon: act now to get the early-bird rate
Thursday, 15 April 2010
Tickets are flying off the shelves here at CyberMummy, with bloggers from all over securing their slot at the conference on July 3!
I've read a lot of Tweets and comments from folks saying they'd like to come but they're on the fence. Now's the time to do it! After 11:50pm tonight prices go up from £80 to £100.
Even if you're on the hunt for a sponsor, you can get your ticket now and continue the hunt for one (or several) sponsors to help you get to the Ibis Earls Court on the day.
Don't tarry! We (and your blogging friends) want to see you there!
Jen, Sian and Susanna
Speakers at CyberMummy: Eve Andersson

You may have already heard that Google is attending CyberMummy. We're delighted to announce that Eve Andersson, one of their technology whizzes, will be with us explaining how to use Google Analytics on our panel about Influence and Stats. There will be handouts!
Eve is based in London, managing some of Google's strategic partnerships as well as a team that does the same. Formerly she worked on Commerce & Analytics for Google in California. Prior roles include Senior Vice President at Neumont University (a start-up university), Visiting Professor of Computer Science at Universidad Galileo (Guatemala), and Founder and VP Operations of ArsDigita Corporation (acquired by Red Hat). She's an avid photographer and travel enthusiast, and she loves playing with Google Analytics, AdSense, and other technologies on her personal site, http://www.eveandersson.com/, which receives about 5000 page views a day.
Welcome, Eve! See you in July.
PS. It's the last day for the early-bird reduced rate of £80. Register quick and remind your blogging friends!
Speakers at CyberMummy: India Knight
Friday, 9 April 2010
We're absolutely thrilled to announce that India Knight will be appearing on a panel at CyberMummy, talking about creating good content. It's something she knows a little bit about, you know. From her columns. And books. And blogs. And compulsively readable Twitter stream.
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Speakers at CyberMummy: Liz Jarvis
Monday, 5 April 2010
We're delighted to announce the moderator for the very important Influence and Stats session: Liz Jarvis. Regular visitors to British Mummy Bloggers likely recognise Jarvis, who's regularly out and about in the community starting discussions and adding her two cents. She's a natural to lead the discussion on how to better understand who reads your blog, get more exposure and understand visitor numbers.
Speakers at CyberMummy: Gayle Trigg
Friday, 2 April 2010
Do you know the difference between a competition and an illegal lottery? Are you up-to-date with the rules for reviewing products and using brand names on your blog? Did you know that there are things you need to know if you keep an email list of your readers?
In her time offline, as well as being a mum, she is a solicitor with commercial law firm Wragge & Co LLP and specialises in Internet and data protection law. Her 10 years' experience of helping organisations set up and run websites and manage information about individuals means that she understands the issues in having a presence on the Internet.
Speakers at CyberMummy: Judith O'Reilly
Tuesday, 30 March 2010

Even if you don't immediately recognise the name Judith O'Reilly (right, with lamb) you'll recognise her blogger handle: Wife in the North. We're thrilled to announce that Judith/WITN is appearing at CyberMummy, talking about good content in our first session of the day.
O'Reilly is a former journalist with The Sunday Times, and a former political producer with Channel 4 News and BBC 2's Newsnight. She lives in Northumberland with her husband and three children. Her book, Wife in the North, (based on her blog wifeinthenorth.com) about her move from London to Northumberland, was a UK bestseller and published in 10 countries. "Wifey" secured the fastest-ever UK blog-to-book deal after going viral, and the success of her down-to-earth, fish-out-of-water tale is considered to have contributed to the massive upsurge in the popularity of mummy-blogging.
Get your content questions ready for Judith in July!





