Here’s the stylish BlogHer 2007 carrying bag to carry all the goods.
Plastic martini glass, and the tag says:
Join the virtual BlogHer cocktail party!
BlogHer 2007 in Second Life http://secondlife.com
Registration is free!
The “Beats for Bloggers” music CD offers “Songs for the Online Working Woman.”
Not only did BlogHer 2007 attendees receive the Christine Kane CD “Right Outta Nowhere,” but Christine also played at the cocktail party on Friday evening at the Navy Pier in Chicago.
Unwrapping the gift box, courtesy of OnStar, General Motors (GM), which was one of the sponsors at this year’s BlogHer conference.
A box within a box only increases the suspense!
Yes, packaging does matter….
The inside of the box reviews a very nice set of Renew Essentials Green Tea items, including bubble bath, body lotion, shampoo, pillow mist, and body scrub. A candle is also included to complete the Renew Essential experience.
Revolution Health is also a sponsor at BlogHer 2007. Check out the Revolution Health Web site.
Dry off after a hot conference with Revolution Health’s “get sweaty” towel.
This is one of the more useful things that I found in the BlogHer 2007 goodie bag. Thanks, Yahoo!
Wiley Publishing is yet another at BlogHer 2007, and the journal included in the goodie bag was colorful and practical.
On the back page of the Wiley Publishing journal, there’s a list of blogging tips, such as including links, writing with passion, and entering keywords.
AOL Body included the coolest and most useful swag at the BlogHer 2007 conference – a USB portable storage device!
The tag says, “Have the most important files at your fingertips….”
Here’s the complete contents of the BlogHer 2007 goodie bag – that is, minus the martini glass… hmmm… could I be using it?
AOL Body also provided all BlogHer 2007 attendees with a fashionable laptop bag.
The tag on the AOL Body laptop bag says, “Blog on the go! Tote your laptop, carry your gear, and always have your essentials within reach….”
Thanks, AOL Body and the other sponsors of BlogHer 2007!
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