Kyla Duffy, of Happy Tails Books and UpForPups.org, performed and also presented on product reviews at the BlogPaws 2010 West pet blogging and social media conference in Denver on September 9-11, 2010.

1. The Don’t Kill Bill Project happytailsbooks.com / upforpups.org

2. Puppy Mills

3. Puppy Mills

4. Puppy Mills

5. Puppy Mills http://happytailsbooks.com/milldog.htm

6. Creative Volunteerism Using your unique talents to change the world.

7. HappyTailsBooks.com Raising Awareness and funding for rescue efforts.

8. UpForPups.org Humane education like you’ve never before seen.

10. Other people’s blogs

11. Dog Trainer 2.0 (Facebook)

12. Twitter

13. btc4animals.com(Be The Change)happytailsbooks.com / upforpups.org

15. DM on Twitter

16. Facebook

17. Linked In (I don’t use it, but some do)

18. Bloggers contact us (very occasionally)happytailsbooks.com / upforpups.org

20. Ask vendor to send product and write your own review

21. Ask vendor to send product for a giveawayhappytailsbooks.com / upforpups.org

23. Ex. HTB Mill Dog Manifesto “treasure hunt”

24. Always follow through

25. Vendor can send directly to customer or vendor can send to you, and you send to customer

26. Be responsive and accountablehappytailsbooks.com / upforpups.org

28. Give vendor a few sentences to include in newsletter

29. Give vendor tweet text

30. Always ask vendor to add your link to their blogroll

31. Follow up with vendor about post

32. Don’t forget tagshappytailsbooks.com / upforpups.org

34. Looking for content

35. Having an “event” we can help with

36. Make contact info/process easy

37. Give vendor your info for promotion

38. Follow up about post

39. Keep in touch with vendor

40. Follow up blog post

41. Vendor can promote your “events”happytailsbooks.com / upforpups.org

43. http://happytailsbooks.com/blog.htm

44. http://upforpups.org

45. Email:

46. kyla@happytailsbooks.com

47. Twitter:

48. @happytailsbooks

49. Facebook:

50. Happy Tails Books (group)happytailsbooks.com / upforpups.org