Call For Bloggers - Family History Expos in Arizona and Utah

Family History Expos is now accepting applications for those interested in participating as Bloggers of Honor at one of the following Expos:

Yuma Arizona Expo January 17
Hilton Garden Inn/Pivot Point Conference Center
103 Madison
Yuma, Arizona

Mesa Arizona Expo January 20-21
Mesa Convention E Center
263 N. Center Street
Mesa, Arizona

St. George Utah Expo February 24-25
The Dixie Center
1835 Convention Center Dr.
St. George, Utah

Types of Blogs that will qualify you as a Blogger of Honor:
Family History or Genealogy Blog
Family History Product or Service Provider
Library, Archive or Research Center
Professional Genealogist
Preservation Awareness
Restoration Projects
Information Provider
Other Blogs of Historical Interest

Chosen Bloggers of Honor will receive:
Full Registration Benefits
Listing on Event Website with Hotlink to Blog
Gift Bag Provided by Expo Sponsors and Exhibitors

Bloggers of Honor will be expected to:
Pre-Event
  Announce the Expo and Sponsors
  Promote Expo Speakers, Exhibitors, and Activities
  Share Press Release Information
On-site
  Highlight Websites
  Share Blogging Tips with Attendees
  Report Daily on Presentations and Exhibits
Post-Event
  Summarize Overall Expo Experience


To be considered a Blogger of Honor fill out the application the application located below and submit to Family History Expos at bloggers@fhexpos.com.

BLOGGER OF HONOR APPLICATION
Your Full Name:
Address:
Phone:
Email Address:
Blog URL:
Blog Description:
Which Event(s):
Three References:
  1. Name and contact information (Phone and email address)
  2. Name and contact information (Phone and email address)
  3. Name and contact information (Phone and email address)
300 word essay on why you want to be a Blogger of Honor:


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