Almost Savvy
AUGUST 10, 2011
Whether we’re looking for travel information for our next vacation or reviews and best prices for our next purchases, we’re probably searching on Google. Even if you aren’t using Google products like I do, chances are good that you’re using one… Google search. What’s that you say?
Almost Savvy
MAY 3, 2009
yet powerful platform to build a brand, control one’s online reputation?and Just check it out: [link] I also blog myself about marketing (click my name above) and then I have a personal travel blog which I don’t update too often. and are aligned with an overall business plan; others are primarily social or just for fun.
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Almost Savvy
SEPTEMBER 9, 2009
Twitter, like all online activity, will become part of your reputation and brand, whether you like it or not. People ask for travel recommendations, advice how to fix a problem with their blog and everything in-between. It is all public and searchable by anyone, not limited to those who follow you or only those who use Twitter.
Almost Savvy
MARCH 25, 2010
This applies to conferences, travel, everyday running around town. (A million thanks to the mystery woman who found my phone and to my new BFF , Mark Pedrelli , for returning it to me.) Whatever you do, think about how the device might be returned to you if lost.
Almost Savvy
FEBRUARY 11, 2009
To kick things off, I’ll share that I once spent 18 months traveling on my own through Europe and the Middle East. I’d only planned to travel for about 3 weeks. Reply Ruben says: February 11, 2009 at 6:46 pm I often traveled with my family to Argentina when I was a child because my father is originally from Buenos Aires.
Almost Savvy
OCTOBER 31, 2008
Personally, I look forward to traveling beside you – all of you – and sharing our experiences along the way. The one thing we all will become, if we are so fortunate, is old. Even when the extended warranty has expired and some of the parts are in need of repair, there is still a long road ahead. Now, back to the grind.
Almost Savvy
OCTOBER 31, 2008
Personally, I look forward to traveling beside you – all of you – and sharing our experiences along the way. The one thing we all will become, if we are so fortunate, is old. Even when the extended warranty has expired and some of the parts are in need of repair, there is still a long road ahead. Now, back to the grind.
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