CyberMummy11 info coming soon.....
Sunday, 31 October 2010
We will be making a big announcement about CyberMummy11 in the next couple of weeks. Why don't you sign up to our newsletter to be one of the first bloggers in the know?!
Call for graphic and web designers
Friday, 10 September 2010
We are all back from our summer break and cracking on with next years CyberMummy but we need your help.
We are looking for talented web and graphic designers who can think outside the box and work to tight deadlines.
Do you have what it takes to be part of our team?
Please email sian at cybermummy dot com with your details and some examples of your work.
Our fabulous event planner: No Stone Events
Saturday, 24 July 2010
We're busy thinking about next year's CyberMummy and reviewing some of the lessons we learned from this one. One of the biggest lessons is: get a fabulous event planner.
This year we were lucky to have Emma, founder of No Stone Events, handling all the details to make sure the day ran smoothly.
No Stone Events is a boutique events agency with a passion for combining inspirational and extraordinary moments in time with meticulous planning and attention to detail, to create sensational and seamless events for any occasion.
No Stone Events believes passionately that events should move, inspire, unite, and celebrate. We believe in creating engaging events with a long-lasting sense of occasion and purpose, so that clients and guests leave feeling fulfilled and empowered by their experience.
Emma did everything from making sure sponsors had everything they needed to liaising with the hotel to make sure we were all fed, watered and later plied with drink.
If you're thinking of putting on a conference, launch, award presentation, party, dinner, wedding, or family occasion, she's your gal for innovative ideas and high-octane organisation all handled with friendly chirpiness.
Get in touch with Emma via emma.clarke@nostoneevents.com
Read more about No Stone
Picture by John Clark
More Linky links: What you and fellow bloggers said about CyberMummy
Thursday, 8 July 2010
In case you missed the Linky over at Sian's blog Mummy Tips, here's a roundup of posts about the conference:
106 entries so far... you're next!
Read more...
The full list of Crowdsourced Keynote posts
Many people have said in the days after CyberMummy that hearing fellow bloggers' posts in the Crowdsourced Keynote was one of the highlights of the day.
We got so many great post nominations that it was difficult to select only those you heard. One nomination in particular was sweet, funny and charming but really worked better as a post to be read rather than read aloud. You didn't hear it on the stage that day but it was Ladybird World's Lord's Prayer (as said by her son) and if you haven't already seen it, go and read it on her blog now.
And, so you can revisit your favourite from the day, here is a full list of the bloggers who closed the conference with such aplomb.
Shireen Babul, Bees on Skis, blogging for 4 years
Holly Ward, It's a Mummy's Life, blogging for 6 months
Sandy Calico, Baby Baby, started blogging in May 2009, before that she didn't even know what a blog was
Antonia Clark aka Iota, Not Wrong Just Different, blogging since May 2007
Vicki Jeffels, Vegemitevix, blogging since last October
Lulu Campbell, Family Affairs and Other Matters, blogging for just over 3 years
Carol Smith, New Mummy, blogging 17 months
Kelly Cheesley, A Place of My Own, blogging for five years
Hannah Gray, Muddling Along Mummy, blogging since April 2009
Hazel Gaynor, Hot Cross Mum, she’s been bogging for 15 months, so she thinks that counts as a blogging equivalent of a toddler
Jen Walshaw aka Mummy Mad, The Mad House, blogging for a year almost to the day
Justine Baxter, The Potty Diaries (Life lessons and potty training from the front line...), blogging for 3 years
Victoria Leather, Modern Dilemma, blogging for 5 months
Maria Jose Ovalle, Mummy's Busy World by Little M, blogging since April this year
CyberMummy: It's a wrap
Wednesday, 7 July 2010
There were cupcakes and coffee, there were hugs and tears, there were prizes and jokes. On Saturday 3 July more than 175 bloggers descended on the Ibis Earls Court in London and made CyberMummy 2010 a great success.
We had fantastic speakers on the panels, including India Knight, Mumsnet’s Justine Roberts, Judith O’Reilly/Wife in the North, and many many more. We had funny, illuminating and moving speakers at the Crowdsourced Keynote. Most of all we saw old friends from online and made new ones.
Thanks for the kind words and the constructive criticism. We're taking notes. We’re already thinking about next year, so enter your details and we’ll add you to a mailing list for updates (cross our hearts: no spamming or selling your details).
Join the mailing list now!
Reliving the Moment
To catch up with what happened check out all the coverage online:
See the pictures on the CyberMummy Flickr group
Missed a session? Find out what happened with bloggers who liveblogged them:
How to create good content - Nixdminx
Stats and Influence - 3 Bedroom Blogging
Working with Brands - TheMadHouse
Site design - A Mother's Ramblings
Libel and legal advice - A Mother's Ramblings
SEO Basics - Young & Younger
Join CyberMummy on Facebook for more pics and links
If you have written a post about CyberMummy, please leave a link below. (NB: This is the same McLinky as on Susanna's blog) There is also a McLinky on Sian's.
Your CyberMummy pictures: where to put them
Saturday, 3 July 2010
This is not a suggestion involving a body part. Liz from LivingwithKids has set up a public CyberMummy Flickr group so you can share your pics with other CyberMummies/Daddies plus those who couldn't attend.
Go to the CyberMummy Flickr group and put in your best pics now!
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