#FitBlog Chat and Open Call for Guest Posts!

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FitBloggin’10 is over. FitBloggin’11 is in the EXTREMELY early stages of planning. But what do we do in between? How can we keep in touch with each other? Share knowledge? Learn? Grow? Connect?

By keeping the FitBloggin’ community alive! That’s how.

First, if you weren’t aware kwidrick is starting a regular #FitBlog chat to continue the energy and lively discussion on twitter.  The first is scheduled Tuesday, April 6th, at 9pm ET

Second, the FitBloggin’ blog will soon be more then just conference news. Fitbloggin is all about sharing knowledge “for those that blog or want to blog about fitness, wellness, good food and a healthy lifestyle no matter where they are in the journey.” Why do we have to wait until we meet face to face to do that?

We don’t!

FitBloggin’ is now accepting guest posts on all Fit Blogging topics! From monetizing to marathon training tips. Book publishing to body image advice. Workout ideas to WordPress hints. We are going to cover it all for the FitBlogger. If you’d like to submit a guest post simply shoot us an email at posts@fitbloggin.com

We look forward to your ideas and if you have any questions don’t hesitate to email or leave them in the comments.

Comments

  1. says

    This is fabulous! I've been blogging for 5 years now but only just started blogging about my weight loss and fitness goals. I have found loads of inspiration from so many bloggers, and hope to one day be able to be a part of the community. I look forward to finding more inspiration and tips to help me find some FitBloggin' friends.

  4. says

    I'm so interested to see what kind of advice the FitBloggers have to give. I'm still a novice, but would love to be able to attend FitBloggin' 11!

  5. Jamie says

    How do we apply to attend FitBloggin if we do not blog? I would still love to attend and learn more, considering I would love to start blogging.

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    I see FitBloggin’14 all around, but this post is from ’11? You guys still taking guesties?

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    • Brandi Koskie says

      As we prepare for Fitbloggin’ 2016 we will open up for more guest blogs. Watch our blog and social channels for updates. Thanks!

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