Looking for Black Bloggers to Interview

Black bloggers wanted

It's been awhile since I published Secrets of the Black Bloggers. 

Are you a Black blogger who really wants to make a difference? I am looking for bloggers to interview for Volume Two of Secrets of the Black Bloggers. To be interviewed, you need to have been blogging for at least two years. Your blog must be aimed primarily at Black people, i.e. people of African heritage. The primary focus of your blog must be about one or more of the following: 

• Black health
• Nonviolence
• Black history
• Personal development
• Mind/body/spirit
• Parenting
• Education
• Black business
• Energy healing
• Books/Literature/Writing
• Black film
• The arts
• Current affairs
• Travel

More topics may be added later. They will NOT include beauty, fashion or celebrity gossip.

If you would like to be interviewed, please contact Zhana here or here.  Please include the link to your blog.   

Please share this with your networks and please leave your comments below.   Thanks.  

See also:  The Black Blogger as Modern Griot. 

 

5 Reasons Why You Should Consider Blogging

Saw this interesting  blog recently:  5 Reasons Why You Should Consider Blogging   

Blogging helps you to sharpen your storytelilng skills, share your knowledge and experience and more.  

In Secrets of the Black Bloggers, I interviewed Black bloggers who shared their experience about what to blog about, and the ups and downs of blogging.  Click here for more information and to download it.  
  

See also:  Why Every Professional Should Consider Blogging. 

 

Black Author and Business Blogger: Denise Turney

Denise Turney of Write Money Inc. is one of the business bloggers I interviewed in Secrets of the Black Bloggers.

The purpose of Write Money Inc. is to help you grow your creative business and generate wealth. She states that her purpose is "to provide informational, educational and networking support to business owners, particularly business owners operating in creative spaces".

As a writer, Denise focuses on book industry entrepreneurs, profiling creatives such as "Literary Diva" Joy Farrington, who provides services for authors.

Denise also focuses on practical information and advice, such as how to make it easy for your customers to buy, and how to use social networking sites to promote your books successfully.

In Secrets of the Black Bloggers, Denise talks about how she drives traffic to her blog, and how she uses her blog to increase sales of her books.

Click here to order your copy now.

Black history: The Black Paris Blog

The Black Paris blog, hosted by blogger Monique Y. Wells, profiles contemporary and historical Black people resident in Paris. Monique also explores the history of people of African heritage in Paris.

She is one of the bloggers I have interviewed in Secrets of the Black Bloggers. Download your copy today.

See also: The Black Blogger as Modern Griot.

See also: Black Women in Europe.

African American Bloggers' Carnival

The theme of the next African American Bloggers' Carnival is "Black relationships, families, culture and society".

"All positive, Black-focused blogs are invited to submit links for review and possible inclusion."

The deadline for submission is the 30th of November. Click here to post your entries.

And good luck!

Click here to read more about Black bloggers and blogging.

Warm and Sexy Blog

Click here to read my interview with Max of the Max-Logic blog.

This blog is for grownups, not for kids.

See also: Being a Black Blogger.