“You have probably heard that content is king,” says Chad Rothschild, founder and facilitator of the Atlanta Bloggers Meetup. “But anyone who has been blogging over a year knows the difficulty of keeping the quality level of content up. Come learn from the Atlanta Bloggers Community what they do so you can incorporate it into your blog.” The topic “Creating Killer Content” has officially been set for the Bloggers Meetup at Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant on November 4th at 6 p.m., and bloggers from all over the Atlanta Metro are rushing to sign up. Not only do these local meetups provide valuable tips from speakers who know what they’re talking about, they also provide time for networking with some of the most astute bloggers in the area.  What’s more, the meetings drive you toward the ultimate goal of new media:  getting offline once in a while to build real relationships in real life in real time with faces you’ve only seen in avatars.

The Atlanta Bloggers Meetup sign-in sheet often reads like a “who’s-who list” when it comes to social media. Secret Sidenote: People who show up there don’t just write blogs. They read blogs, and then they share the ones with interesting, relevent content. Just sayin’.

Atlanta Bloggers Meetup Info:

Where: Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant (Valet Parking is provided, so clean the fast food wrappers off your floorboard if that sort of thing embarasses you as it does me.)

When: November 4th, 6 p.m-8:30 p.m., with time allotted afterward for networking and social cavorting.

Why: Getting tips about propelling your blog to its utmost potential, networking with like-minded techy souls, and beer on tap (The last of which is optional but highly recommended. Of course, and as always, blog and imbibe responsibly.)

Bloggers Chad Rothschild (@chadrothschild) and Sean Nelson (@SeanENelson) network at the October Atlanta Bloggers Meet-Up. Sean was the featured speaker during October’s meeting and hosted a lively discussion on how to incorporate LinkedIn into your social media strategy for small businesses.