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Italian fashion bloggers: interview with Maria Rosaria Rizzo Today's Pop-Up Magazine interviews, after interviewing David di Segni with whom we discussed healthcare marketing , stop beyond the Alps to interview Maria Rosaria Rizzo in Paris, Italian model, TV presenter and one of the best Italian fashion bloggers “ La Coquette Italianenne “. With her we will talk about her profession, what it is like to live abroad, and the world of Fashion Marketing in the digital age. Tell us a little about yourself: how did your passion for blogging and fashion begin? My passion for fashion was born when I was a child, it was "instilled" in me by my mother (a biologist passionate about fashion) and my aunt (who instead worked in the fashion sector and had her own knitwear production). My passion for blogging was born only recently, when I moved to Paris.
What does blogging mean and do it specifically in this sector? Blogging mainly means Find Your Phone Number writing and sharing interesting content for your niche (there are blogs on any interest now). But not only. It also means dedicating your life to social relationships, communication and letting others enter your "virtual" world. In my specific case, that of a blog dedicated mainly to Fashion, Beauty or Travel, the focus is very often more on images than on text, for obvious reasons. You have your own blog and social channels: can you reveal your working day to our readers? That is, what are the daily activities that you dedicate to this profession? Before “blogging” as a profession, I had no idea of the amount of work that having a blog entails.
My working day begins with consulting social networks (Instagram, Facebook and Twitter primarily). I like to be present on my social channels, and unlike many fashion bloggers, I like to respond to messages, comments and get to know those who follow me better. This takes up a lot of my time. I read many fashion magazines and find out about new trends. Then I work on the computer for hours, write new content, plan new photo shoots, respond to emails and make mood boards. At least 3 times a week I do photo shoots, and during the day, when possible, I document my life on Snapchat (another application that has become indispensable) and Instagram. On days when there are fashion shows, events or press presentations of new brands, I try to always be present (and this happens almost every day in a city like Paris). I often travel, and I share tips and travel diaries of the city I'm in with my readers.
What does blogging mean and do it specifically in this sector? Blogging mainly means Find Your Phone Number writing and sharing interesting content for your niche (there are blogs on any interest now). But not only. It also means dedicating your life to social relationships, communication and letting others enter your "virtual" world. In my specific case, that of a blog dedicated mainly to Fashion, Beauty or Travel, the focus is very often more on images than on text, for obvious reasons. You have your own blog and social channels: can you reveal your working day to our readers? That is, what are the daily activities that you dedicate to this profession? Before “blogging” as a profession, I had no idea of the amount of work that having a blog entails.
My working day begins with consulting social networks (Instagram, Facebook and Twitter primarily). I like to be present on my social channels, and unlike many fashion bloggers, I like to respond to messages, comments and get to know those who follow me better. This takes up a lot of my time. I read many fashion magazines and find out about new trends. Then I work on the computer for hours, write new content, plan new photo shoots, respond to emails and make mood boards. At least 3 times a week I do photo shoots, and during the day, when possible, I document my life on Snapchat (another application that has become indispensable) and Instagram. On days when there are fashion shows, events or press presentations of new brands, I try to always be present (and this happens almost every day in a city like Paris). I often travel, and I share tips and travel diaries of the city I'm in with my readers.