A live Q&A with Kat Williams aka Rock N Roll Bride

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About the talk

February’s Making Positive Changes talk is full on rock n’ roll goddess goodness. I’m super-excited to be welcoming alternative wedding super-blogger Rock n Roll Bride (http://www.rocknrollbride.com/) aka Kat Williams to Brighton. Kat will be joining me, before she heads off on her next leg of The Blogcademy (http://www.theblogcademy.com/) world tour, for a live Q&A in which we will be talking positive changes in her life; including her meteoric rise to super-blogdem (she has more Twitter followers than the Prime Minister). She will share her journey about how Rock n Roll Bride came to life, how (and when) she took the leap to quit her full time job to focus on making the blog a viable business, through to how she became one of the Headmistresses of The Blogcademy.

Kat will be bringing some super-sharp business focus as well as sharing some more of the personal elements of how she’s kept motivated, the importance of collaboration and how creativity is key to keep evolving.

If you’re a blogger, creative business owner, or alternative rock goddess yourself, you will not want to miss this once in a Brighton opportunity to hear Kat share her story and put your own questions to her on the night.

About Kat Williams (Rock N Roll Bride)
Topping ‘influential blogger’ lists throughout the UK and beyond, Rock n Roll Bride is the brainchild of writer Kat Williams. Launched in 2007 while Kat was planning her own wedding, it has quickly grown from ‘just another bride blog’ to one of the biggest in the world.

In 2014, her passion project, a yearly produced print magazine, was picked up by publishing giants Giraffe Media and transformed into a bi-monthly, nationally available magazine.

Kat is a competent and enthusiastic public speaker, and is one of the headmistresses at The Blogcademy, a two-day blogging workshop co-founded alongside prolific US bloggers Gala Darling (http://galadarling.com/) and Shauna Haider of Nubby Twiglet (http://nubbytwiglet.com/).