Open Book | Chido of Deck of Priscae
OK, so it has been a while since the last post, so in case you need a recap, we have spent the last few weeks…
Open Book | Caroline & TravelEatSlay
Today is our next instalment of Open Book. In case this is your first time coming across an Open Book post, they are our close…
Low Budget Ways to Market Your Book
Written a book or thinking of writing one? Writing your book is one thing but getting it noticed is another. Marketing your book is vital…
In Conversation with Laurence of ‘La Petite Congolaise’
Hello ladies! Women’s Month is always a great opportunity for businesses, creatives and the media to showcase the achievements of women around the world, and…
Struggling with Your New Year Goals and Resolutions?
So sis, we are way past January’s halfway mark. Are you still ‘#2020Vision’ or are you feeling a little blindsided by how chaotic the year…
Twenty Practical Lessons From Little Black Book
Ladies, the writer’s block has been real! I’ve been feeling quite uninspired, and the continued travelling for work is not helping much either! Anyhoo, I…
My Biggest Blogging Regrets | A Walk Through My Blogging History
If you’ve followed me from the beginning, you’d know by now that I have been an on-and-off blogger for the best part of ten years.…
Five Inspirational Books by Black Women to Help you Get …
I was speaking to a friend this weekend about some of the latest happenings in her office. “Madeline, last week was a strange week at…
Wonderful Ways to Make Your Website Shine!
A few blog posts ago, we spoke about the importance of blogging as a business owner. As important as a business blog is, it is…
Open Book | Charlene Chinn
Meet business and lifestyle blogger, Charlene! We are starting a brand new series! Open Book is a series of short, candid conversations between myself and…
Five Tips For Writing An Attention-Grabbing Headline
Do you select a heading before writing your blog post or article, or do you write your body of text first? Whilst your preference is…
Women in STEM: Nafisat’s Story
Finally ladies, our Women in STEM series concludes with Nafisat Tijjani from Kano in Nigeria. Nafisat is a lecturer in the Mechanical Engineering field. As…
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