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13th March 2018
11:15am GMT
Here’s how it’s going to go:
There will be five awards categories in total - each of which YOU get to nominate your chosen blogger for. The named categories are:
1. Most Aussome Hair & Beauty Blog
The online hair and beauty guru’s that are full of tips and tricks plus the latest and greatest beauty trends.
2. Most Aussome Travel Blog
The blog that keeps you dreaming of hitting all those paradise destinations, keeping the bucket list looking long and healthy.
3. Most Aussome Fashion Blog
The go-to blog for readers yearning for some style inspiration and wardrobe assistance.
4. Most Aussome Health & Wellbeing Blog
The must-read health, well-being, lifestyle and/or fitness blog that ensures feeling good is kept at a top priority and continuing to ignite our motivation to do our best.
5. Most Aussome Newcomer
The new kid on the blogging (or vlogging) block who’s already making waves. This category is open to blogs that have been running for less than two years.
The winner of each category will nab a €100 gift voucher, while the overall winner - the winner of the Most Aussome Blog - will receive the optimum prize that is a whirlwind trip to Australia!
The award ceremony for shortlisted applicants will take place at an invite-only event on Thursday April 12 at House on Leeson Street, Dublin.
Applications will open on Monday, March 12 and will close on Friday, March 23. So be sure to have your say by nominating your favourite blogger and blog.
Nominating your favourite blogger and who you’d like to see win is easy-peasy - simply fill in the little form below. And yes, you can indeed nominate yourself. Make sure that super blog is in the running for the #AussieBlogAwards.
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