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[quote=Anonymous]People who are siying blogs are dead aren't reading blogs, or aren't following fashion influencers.  There are very few stand alone blogs anymore - most fashion types i read have a blog, an instagram, a twitter account, sometimes a youtube channel, etc.

Fashion still likes blogs because you can have more text and more pictures, widgets, etc.  But you still cross pollinate content on each platform, in slightly different ways.

I'd remind your daughter it's a business, and that she should treat it as such.  That means a contract, and setting appropriate rates.  A few conferences might be a good idea, but I think I might want to go with her at 16.  She can decide how seriously she wants to pursue it - some freebies and extra cash are fine and good for a high schooler.  You probably don't want her to take it so far she'd want to do it full-time instead of college for example. But if she pushed it aggressively it could be a good money maker for a while.  It could also be a fun hobby thet brings her some fun benefits. Riht sizing will be among her first challenges.

I might seek some professional advice - tax lawyer, blogging expert - there are rulesAnd she'll be signing contracts.  (or she should be, if she's going to be promoting items).

Wardrobe Oxygen is a local blogger who posts often about the business of blogging.  For a full time blogger, I will say she seems to stress/complain about he business side of blogging A LOT (though not as much lately).  Totally outside your daughter's niche, probably, but might be worth reading.  [/quote]

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