The Blog Societies is a cultivated community for influencers to unlock the resources, connections and tools necessary to grow their blogs.
Members of The Blog Societies gain access to an online community where they feel encouraged, supported and are connected to industry peers. This is a rewarding society where members will be exposed to prominent brands who come to The Blog Societies to seek out influencers to work alongside. Below is a glimpse of the benefits those unlock with their membership.
- Download free blogging resources in our Library
- Attend monthly classes in TBS Academy
- Features on our website and social channels
- Access to our private Facebook and Pinterest group
- Exclusive invites to workshops and annual conference
The Start of The Blog Societies
The Blog Societies was founded in 2013 by two fashion bloggers looking for a community where they can network. As blogging friends, they quickly learned that having someone in the same industry as you helps you grow, adapt and build a better blog with the support of others. In an effort to help their own blogging community as well as others in the Southeast, Southern Blog Society was created. After three years and 400 members later, Southern Blog Society expanded nationally to The Blog Societies in the fall of 2015.
About The Blog Societies’ Founders
Jessica Camerata of An Indigo Day is a style blog based in Atlanta. She aims to provide easy to tackle tips to make your life feel more put-together. She was named top blogger of 2015 by Jezebel Magazine and has been featured as a style expert on shows like ATL & Co and Atlanta Plugged In.
Cathy Peshek runs the style blog, Poor Little It Girl. Named one of the “Top 5 Style Bloggers” by PEOPLE magazine and highlighted as a Washingtonian Style Setter in 2015. The former NYC fashion magazine editor turned Atlanta-resident continues to share her affordable shopping tips that all “it” girls can afford.
In 2022, Cathy stepped away from The Blog Societies to focus on family and her own blog, Poor Little It Girl. She has been an integral part of this community and TBS would not be where it is today without her.
The Blog Societies Press
The Glitter Guide – 3 Tips For Connecting Online – May 2016
Domino – Advice On Turning A Side Project Into A Full Time Gig – June 2016
Southern Living – 5 Southern Bloggers To Follow From #SBScon – July 2014