I have just started a Yahoo group (online discussion list serv) for fellow Regional Garden Magazines. I invited about 30 to join up, so far we number 5 including myself. I don't care if there is only a few of us, I think that any networking, sharing, or joint-projects we can do together is a bonus. So far the other members are from Illinois and Michigan. Their magazines are about the same age and size as ours, which is great for fellowship and support. If you are a regional garden publication publisher or staffer, please join us at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RegGardenMags.
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Monday, July 31, 2006
Strength in Numbers
I have just started a Yahoo group (online discussion list serv) for fellow Regional Garden Magazines. I invited about 30 to join up, so far we number 5 including myself. I don't care if there is only a few of us, I think that any networking, sharing, or joint-projects we can do together is a bonus. So far the other members are from Illinois and Michigan. Their magazines are about the same age and size as ours, which is great for fellowship and support. If you are a regional garden publication publisher or staffer, please join us at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RegGardenMags.
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Hi Kathy,
ReplyDeleteI just read your Biznik profile! It's great to see Biznik members popping up in DC. We're working on a thing called "biz pods" that will be perfect for you to use to network with other gardeners - you can invite just other people from a specific niche. I'll be blogging about it when it's launched - meanwhile, welcome to Biznik - our first event in DC is coming up on Sept. 20th.