Are you using Facebook and Twitter to promote your self as a travel writer?
Every so often I get an email from someone who asks me why I haven’t responded to their Facebook friend request, or why I haven’t followed them on Twitter……
…most of the time the reason is that they’ve — perhaps unknowingly — put [...]
We’ve all had a computer breakdown.
One day, it might simply not turn on. Or perhaps the cursor may suddenly become hyperactive and unpredictable, or the screen may flash every time you hit “enter.”
Everyone has some story. And presumably, everyone has someone they call at these frustrating moments.
Chances are the “someone” is somebody [...]
Welcome to our first installment of Ask The Editor!
One of the things that keeps me busiest is answering the many emails I receive.
Although I encourage travel writers to use our Forum, where we have some great writers, bloggers, and tech-geeks, in order to get a wider variety of answers than just mine.
However, I know [...]
Twitter has become enormously popular.
Celebrities such as Oprah are on Twitter. Ok, Oprah is probably not tweeting herself, but someone from her organization is. It’s a great way to keep fans and followers up-to-date on what is going in your life or to promote your blog or website.
Instead of spending hours every day [...]
Many people that travel for extended periods of time often consider making a travel blog to share their experiences with friends and family.
Some also dream of having their blog take off and become popular.
If you are one of the few that has made the decision to keep a travel blog with hopes of [...]
Last week I happened to mention on Twitter that I was not thrilled with TweetDeck, as it was unstable and crashed regularly on my Mac, and that I was testing an alternative Twitter Client called Nambu.
Nambu is a native Mac application, whereas TweetDeck runs on the Adobe AIR platform. I really love [...]
Everyone knows by now that Social Media has taken the business world by storm. It seems like it’s all anyone is talking about online these days.
Online communities such as Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and others that started out as a way for people to keep in touch with family and friends have morphed into valuable [...]
