I don’t have any teeny tiny ones at home anym
ore but if you do then you might want to check out MomSelect’s latest twitter party!
When: Tuesday, August 31st
Time: 8 p.m. EST
Location: #PMBabyBoutique
Host: @MomTalkRadio (Maria Bailey, Founder of MomSelect and Mom of 4)
Join us at this shower to learn more about the newest baby must-haves from Precious Moments, a brand who has been sharing the gift of love by celebrating life's most special moments for more than 30 years. You can get a sneak peek of the awesome selection by visiting the Precious Moments Baby Boutique, featuring a great selection of baby gifts and gear, from apparel and accessories to keepsake figurines. And of course, we'll be showering attendees with lots of great advice and prizes!
As usual, there's even a chance to win a pre-party prize. Enter to win a great Baby Bundle from Precious Moments by:
- Clicking HERE to register
- Tweeting the details of the party from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on the day of the event
As always, be sure to follow @ResourcefulMom, @MomTalkRadio, and @MomSelectAmy throughout the evening for updates and prize information.
If you’ve never participated in a twitter party before, it can be quite fun. Hectic but fun! I prefer to use TweetGrid when I party in the twitterverse and this basic party grid will get you started. Enter your twitter name in the right side where it says “your_username_here”. You can use the @ symbol or leave it off. The party will show up on the left with the hostesses tweets in the middle. This will be great for the beginner.
However, I prefer a few more grids when I party on Twitter. This is why: I can keep up with more conversations if I can separate a few conversations from the busy party chatter. I like to have my direct messages in one grid and my public replies in another grid. Plus I also like to give each party hostess her own grid so I’m sure not to miss a prize question. This is my preferred party grid.
You can click the settings plus sign, check DM’s, enter your login information so your direct messages automatically pull into the grid.
I’m not sure I’ll make this party but if you have any questions about how to join in the fun or how a twitter party works, leave me a comment and I’ll do my best to answer it. For all you ladies (and fellas if I have any male readers) who’ve twitter partied till you dropped, what’s your best party advice for the newbies???
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