I recently attended my first official blogging conference in NYC called BlogHer15 – so watch out for some great content coming your way! While I was in the city, I also learned about so many cool restaurants. My brain is pulsating with tons of new information, so here’s just a tidbit of what I discovered at the conference followed by 5 wonderful NYC walking tours.
The BlogHer15 is the world's largest conference for women content creators and I sure learned a lot! For instance…
- Bloggers are called content creators.
- Branding is about being authentic. Your blog should scream YOU and touch your readers.
- Sometimes “useless knowledge” can be useful blogging.
- Have a 60 second pitch ready to go. Explain the problem and then explain the solution.
- Be persistent and keep attaining knowledge for your business and your blog.
- Publish early and publish often.
- Vlog (video blogging) is big right now. Be succinct and creative for your viewers.
Not only did I learn about how to be a better blogger and vlogger, I learned how to be a power walker and power eating machine in NYC. Woohoo! Here are my 5 recommended walking and eating tours:
1)
- Walk the High Line starting at West 34th Street, between 10th and 12th Ave
- Eat lunch at Santina Restaurant
- Walk the newly opened Whitney Museum
2)
- Walk 5th Avenue/Shopping/Rockefeller Center
- Eat a pre-theater dinner at Toloache Restaurant
- Attend Book of Mormon
- Walk Times Square
3)
- Walk the Brooklyn Bridge
- Walk to Tribeca
- Lunch at Locanda Verde
- Walk to Soho for a Magnolia Bakery cupcake
4)
- Walk and view exhibits at MOMA
- Lunch at Tartinery in the Food Hall in The Plaza
- Walk through Central Park
- Make a toast at the Champagne Bar in The Plaza Lobby
5)
- Walk 9/11 Memorial Museum
- Take elevator to the top of One World Trade Center
- Walk National 9/11 Memorial/North and South Towers
- Eat dinner at Eleven Madison (14 courses!)
Blogging, walking and eating is not a big “waist” of time in NYC! If you’d like some help planning a NYC walking tour or more information about the BlogHer15 conference, Just Ask!