Elena Baxter is the Vice-President of Lifestyle + Charity. Her experience with website management, brand management and marketing is what helps the website progress.

The other part of Elena’s life involves being a mentor to high school students and raising awareness & funds for multiple non-profit organizations known all over the world, so as directing events for Eden Autism Services, Build a Nest, and Tamika & Friends.

The fashion & lifestyle field is new too me as a blogging niche, so let’s see what it has to offer…

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Ali Luke (Ali Hale) is an amazing writer, who’s articles can be found abundantly across the web.  Although she’s a regular paid blogger on lot’s of fun sites like: Dumb Little Man, Pick the Brain, The Change Blog, & CopyBlogger; she also does coaching, helping with both specific work pieces & more complex strategic advice.

Let’s find out more about her work…

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These are the fundamental articles every blogger should read in order to get to the next level. I spent quite some time surfing other blogs, and took the most spiced up posts from each. Bottom line: I chose them for their content, as the’re easy to read, give valuable information and won’t ever get old. I am not receiving any sort of credits for it, so please enjoy and leave your feedback.
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Marko Saric is an experienced & trust-worthy blogger that built his reputation on HowToMakeMyBlog, patiently helping people build their own successful blogs. He’s also a well-known social-media guy running the  London Blog Club, where bloggers gather to share their knowledge and listen to influential guest speakers.

We think the secret to success blogging is finding out how it all started. Why did you start blogging?

I spent a lot of time reading, discussing and listening to Metallica when I was younger – it was my passion and took most of the hours of my day back then. So I decided to be more proactive about it and started a site where I could post latest news, concert reviews and so on – basically stuff I was already spending most of my time on.
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