Expanding the ARWB Reach to Businesses and Dudes

When I started  ARWB years ago, I never could have imagined the close-knit community of women that would gather here. Over the past year, we have grown tremendously and in response to some of that growth, it is necessary to add some new areas to the ARWB site.

First up, CORPORATE BLOGS. With businesses starting to “get” the importance of having a blog on their site and of course, ARWB/The Women Bloggers  is very involved in this as we are the content providers for Taste Arkansas, provide around 14 posts per month on OnlyinArk.com, and also contribute a post a month to Visit Rogers blog. All paid gigs! So, if you have a blog on a business site, this is where you will need to be. You can sign up under the Join Us tab and make sure to choose Corporate. 

Are you a biz with a blog? This is where you need to be. http://wp.me/p2OwPW-2XN

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Note: This is a place to help grow your blog and connect with people who can help you navigate the social media world, and will probably become real life friends. We ask that you do not post any advertising, promotional materials, referrals, press releases, junk mail, spam, chain letters, pyramid schemes, or any other form of solicitation on our site or on our Facebook group page. 
 

THE DUDES. “I have broken the glass ceiling,” said James Busvlogger when I told him that I was adding an ARWB Dudes category to the site. Yes, we are Arkansas WOMEN Bloggers, but we also are here to help elevate the blog world, and we can not leave the dudes out completely. Tell the blogger dudes in your life to go sign up on the Join Us page.

“I have broken the glass ceiling,” said James @Busvlogger when I told him that I was adding an ARWB…

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I am sure we will tweak and change as we continue to grow, again, I never imagined this when I put up a site six years ago with a thrown together header that said Arkansas Women Bloggers. 

Thankful and blessed to have you all in my life,
Stephanie, The Park Wife

8 comments

  2. Karen W says:

    So grateful to be a part of this growing community. Stephanie works her hiney off for us and we all get to reap the rewards. So happy to see new relationships forming each day.

  5. Peter Horton says:

    I’ve been so touched by the depth of warmth I’ve felt from all of the Arkansas Women Bloggers, making me feel very welcome at the table. I’m just this dude writing about food I love, but I’ve felt this immediate sense of recognition and connection with all of these other bloggers. That’s a huge comfort to me. Thanks so much!

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