#BlizzardBlogHop — That Katrina Girl

Posted on by Katrina Kibben

Me in 140 characters or less? No way. That’s why I started this blog.

I’m Katrina and I live in Boston, MA where I work in social media at Care.com. This blog, however, does not represent the thoughts of my company — only my rants.

Read my blog if you want social media tips that are short, sweet, and effective. I try a lot of social media programs and fail often so you can be confident that the tips I post here work.

In fact, I’ll probably do a post about the #BlizzardBloghop because it’s a fantastic  idea to get people talking, build SEO value and participate using their blogs.

OK that’s me. Who are you? Show me the bloggers!

Blizzard Bloghop 2010 hosted by Household 6 Diva

12 thoughts on “#BlizzardBlogHop — That Katrina Girl”

  2. Hey there! I’m Adrienne! I love the simplicity of your blog! Definitely gonna read your posts about media stuffs! Right now I am struggling with what the ‘feed’ stuff is RSS… etc etc… LOL. :)

    Right now I am in South Korea basically focusing on Photography and Blogging. :) I just started a FB Fan page for my blog, I can’t wait to read your tips!

  4. Thanks for the comments everyone and welcome! HAve a wonderful Friday and let me know if you find any other top notch blogs through the Bloghop. I’m subscribing to all of yours now!

  6. Long way from Boston, but stopping by to say Hi. Found your blog quite intriguing..and helpful! Can’t wait for some helpful hints…I’m a newbie to the blogosphere!

  10. Hi, I just stopped by from the blog hop, and I’ll definitely be back. I just started my blog this month and I’m still trying to get the hang of it.

  11. Fellow New England-er! I’m from Maine! lol We’re currently stationed in South Korea though.

    Found you through the Blizzard Blog Hop and thought I’d stop in to say hi! :)

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Katrina Kibben is the Founder and Principal Consultant of Three Ears Media. For most of Katrina's career, she has been a marketer living in a recruiter's world - listening to both sides of the talent equation to understand the real issues and find solutions for engaging and hiring better people. Today, she uses her technical marketing know-how and way with words to help both established and emerging brands develop and deliver content that fuels smart recruitment marketing that makes the right people apply. Katrina has written for Monster.com, HR.com, RecruitingDaily and many other digital publications. She is a recognized leader in recruiting and employer branding who speaks regularly at conferences around the world.