I’ve had an “online journal” for ten years, so since I was 12. That’s what I called it well before I had ever heard of blogs. I was just a kid who wrote about my days online and man, it is embarrassing now, haha. I started a blog on the Blogger platform my junior year of high school, I think. I kept up with it until after Bryson was born, then decided I need a fresh start. That’s when “It’s Gravy, Baby!” came about.
Amazingly enough, “It’s Gravy, Baby!” has turned into a passion that also brings in extra income each month. I get to share products I love, write about our family, chat with readers, and call it my work. How awesome is that!?
It’s not because I am awesome though. I found a fabulous network of bloggers soon after itsgravybaby.com launched and they have helped me tremendously. From critiquing my blog, telling me how I can improve, and sharing opportunities- I’ve grown because of their generosity. Some of my favorite gals have recently opened a new website and forum: EclecticSix.
Whether you are new to blogging or consider yourself a pro, you are welcome to join the forum and jump right in! There are opportunities posted and lots of fun chit-chat going on. The ladies are also offering their services when it comes to social media consulting and hope to bring in paid opportunities in the future.
If you are a blogger and would like to join a group of reputable, supportive bloggers, click on over and join!
This is a great post. Thanks so much for sharing it! We have big plans for E6M!
I get a 404 error when clicking on the link. Just wanted to let you know.
Thank you for pointing that out! I updated the link or you can click on the image and it will take you over too!
Thanks for sharing Whitney!
No problem! The more, the merrier!
I heart you Whitney <3 Really I do!!
Thank you SO much for the awesome post!! We at E6M are SO very excited about this!! You rock, Whitney!
thanks for sharing, I’d never heard of this one before. going to check it out now
Thanks for the post! It’s great to have you, and I hope more come over. We’re really striving to make it a space for everyone.