When The Secret to Success is Support (SITS) was founded in 2008, its objective was simple: To create a space where bloggers could find their tribe and grow their audience. Although the site has evolved over the years, its commitment to this mission has not changed.
Today, the brand is managed by women who are passionate about blogging and creating a resource for others to find support online and learn the skills they need to become social media savvy. Our network of 40,000 members come to The SITS Girls site to see who we are featuring from the blogging community, learn the technical skills they need to be successful online, and chat in our discussion forum.
We’d love to have you join us!
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Tiffany Romero {@TiffanyRom}Tiffany is a mom, wife, business owner, and entrepreneur who began blogging in March 2008. Tiffany is an active social media personality, with her own website, Tiffany Romero.com, and a social media consulting company, Maven Girl Media. In 2009, Tiffany reaffirmed her passion for connecting women online by creating Bloggy Boot Camp, one day conferences for women in social media. Since that time, the sold out conference tour has garnered attention from The NY Times, The Huffington Post and ABC News. When not on-line, Tiffany keeps busy running a private summer camp with her husband in Los Angeles and shuttling her tween son to baseball practice. |
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Francesca Banducci {@SITSGirls}Francesca is a mom to three children, ages 6, 4 and a one year old. Since starting her personal blog, Francesca has received multiple awards, including recognition by Nielsen Online as one of the Top 50 Power Moms. Her interest in marketing prompted her to earn her MBA in the field and launch her own consulting company, Social Girl Media. In 2010, Francesca joined Tiffany as a partner on both SITS and Bloggy Boot Camp. Prior to joining the on-line world, Francesca studied Viticulture & Enology at UC Davis, worked at various wineries in both California and Italy, and was employed for many years at the biotech company, Genentech. |
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Gigi Ross {@KludgyMom}Gigi is a mom of 2, recovering lawyer, retired high-tech marketer, fumbling foodie, social media geek and the blogger behind KludgyMom. Thumbing her nose at blog niches, Gigi writes on a dizzying variety of topics, ranging from wacky humor posts to iPhone apps. She’s best known for her posts on blogging, social media and tech tutorials. Her writing has been featured at BlogHer, BlogHer Tech, Babble, Mamapedia and the Listen To Your Mother Show. Gigi works as a social media consultant and is one of the co-founders of Have Wine, Will Drink, a site that makes wine fun for women. In her five minutes of free time every day, Gigi enjoys cooking, tennis and practicing impulse control with her children. |
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Kathy Bouska {@mamakatslosinit}Kathy, aka Mama Kat, is a mom to three kids and the blogger behind, Mama’s Losin’ It. She was inspired to begin blogging back in 2007, not only because of her life-long love for writing, but also as a way to stay connected to her work experience as an English teacher. Kathy is particularly savvy at integrating humor and heart into her posts, as evidenced by her wildly successful Writer’s Workshop. In order to participate in this weekly meme, bloggers select a topic from a series of writing prompts, create a post, and then link to Kathy’s site in order to increase their own web traffic. When not working on her blog, Kathy keeps busy as the owner of a daycare business and as an Account Manager for the BlogFrog. |
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Melissa Culbertson {@MelACulbertson}In addition to being a mama to two boys, Melissa is a marketing communications whiz with 11 years of experience in the corporate marketing world. She blogs at Adventuroo, a blog about capturing the everyday, and Momcomm, a blog where she shares her can-do blogging tips based on her experiences in marketing communications world. Throughout her marketing career, Melissa has written, edited and provided creative direction for websites, advertisements and all sorts of marketing materials. She’s also the author of the DIY Blog Critique eBook. |
