Considering all the celebrity deaths, the US election, Brexit, Syria, ISIS, and peak climate change, it’s safe to say that 2016 was indeed a sucky year. But I’m trying to remain hopeful about what happens on the Internet So I went to see Santa Claus and I read him my Internet wishlist.
To keep up with the Internet you’ve go to update your site – or die trying.
A whole hell of a lot is what I learned in 2013, enough to hammer home good Internet habits for life. On my computer, 2014 will be much different than 2013 after I’ve enacted these New Year’s Internet Resolutions.
If you live in Vancouver, I will teach you how to get your Wordpress blog up and running in 90-minute workshops held at Blenz on Broadway and Heather.
I recently attended the 4th Annual Wine Bloggers Conference in Charlottesville, Virginia. (Yes, Virginia, there is wine in Virginia.) And while much of the event focused on wine tasting, there was much to learn about blog writing.
I feel like I came into blogging late in the life of the internet. By the time I’d launched Tasting Room Confidential in 2008, this thing called social media was just beginning, and twittering became the new commenting.