My dear friend Simon moved to Victoria a couple of years ago, so whenever I’m in our Province’s fair capitol, I make sure I carve out some time to hang with him. Simon introduced me to Pizzeria Prima Strada. PPS […]
At the risk of sounding incredibly fickle (I’ll just say it’s a job hazard), my new love is Instagram. I’ve been already Instagramming for a couple of years, now, but recently, I made the effort to really kick it up […]
Guys, so glad you asked. A very exciting fall is shaping up! And I need your help! First off, I’m loving being back in school, and it’s super fun to be teaching a course online for the first time. If […]
For those of you that know me well, you’ll know that Cancer has had a pretty profound affect on my life. Four years ago, I lost my mom to Colon and Liver cancer. I can honestly say that it is […]
As we head into a new school year, and I prepare to start teaching classes again, I came across this fabulous infographic. The courses that I teach all have one central goal: not just to teach people how to use […]
This report landed in my inbox last week, and it is just too darn good not to share with y’all. I am sharing this with you for a very specific reason: Kazia and I have a new potential client and […]
It’s my birthday! So today is a guest post. Using a web site to sell a consumer product is not as easy as buying the right domain name and setting up a PayPal account; there is a precise science behind […]
There’s no denying it: Twitter has changed our world. The London 2012 Olympics are being called “The First Social Media Olympics,” or “Socialympics,” despite the fact that the social networking has been around for a good 10 years or so, […]
I‘m sorry. I know it’s still only late July, and no one wants to be thinking about going back to school yet. But this landed in my inbox last week, and I thought it was too great not to share. […]
A guest post by Tana McNicol A couple weeks back, I got offered tickets to a full-day conference called Social Media Unplugged. It was the same day as my son’s birthday, so I couldn’t go, but the organizers generously offered […]