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By Anywhereist
Recently a reader shared with me that his biggest website stumbling block is social: "What do I do to get people to interact with me online?" He asked. That's the $64,000 question. The site alone is just part of the picture. We all know that the …
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If you've established a portable career as a writer, photographer, blogger or life coach, your marketing centers (or should center!) around a website that you own. Your website displays your skills, tells prospective clients or customers something …
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After the recent post on 5 Social Media Platforms Every Expat Blogger Should Use, one reader commented that he "never really caught on to the social networking thing." Well, if you're not creating a portable career, you don't have to "get" social …
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For the past week, the interwebs have been buzzing about Google Plus. While it's still too early to tell whether it will really kill Facebook (I doubt it) or Twitter (ditto), it's certainly gained a lot of traction, and very quickly. But what does …
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My husband and I are going to Panama in a couple months to see whether it's someplace we'd like to live, so I've been spending a lot of time planning our scouting trip. Not surprisingly, not every little hotel in the country has a website (at least, …
By Anywhereist
A few days ago I posted a list of social networking sites that might help you plan and execute your overseas move, and get settled in afterwards. However, I’d feel irresponsible if I didn’t spell out one very real downside to relying on social media …