by Sheila Scarborough | Apr 24, 2012 | Blogs, Tourism Marketing on the Web, Travel and Travel Media, Websites
Hey, you. You there, at the CVB or DMO or Tourist Board. You know all about your town, right? Awesome, ’cause I’m new here and don’t have much time to see your coolest stuff. A tailored itinerary list with all kinds of ideas including local,... by Sheila Scarborough | Jan 27, 2012 | Facebook, Photos and Images, Web Communications, Websites, What This Blog's All About
People may think I’m nuts, but Google+ is going to be the lever that begins prying Google away from total domination of much of our online lives. What follows is, of course, conjecture, but one thing I’ve learned over the years is that I don’t trust... by Sheila Scarborough | Sep 15, 2011 | Blogs, Life-hacking and Tips for Better Living, Web Communications, Websites, What This Blog's All About
Thought for the day…. As many of you know, I’ve been dealing with the nasty WordPress Pharma hack here on Sheila’s Guide (don’t worry, it’s safe for your computer or mobile device to be here; the hack only messes with this blog’s... by Sheila Scarborough | Apr 22, 2011 | Economic Development, Hospitality and Hotels, Tourism Marketing on the Web, Travel and Travel Media, Travel Post Friday, Web Communications, Websites
It’s the kind of unpretentious downtown diner where the owner pauses at the table of a longtime customer, and they commiserate about how their bum shoulders keep them from playing tennis as much as they’d like. The kind of place where the coffee in your... by Sheila Scarborough | May 18, 2010 | Travel and Travel Media, Web Communications, Websites
One of the best uses of social media is to engage the public directly, with the latest information available, when there is a crisis. The Visit Florida tourism organization (a pretty well-oiled machine even without a crisis!) is harnessing the power of webcams, photos... by Sheila Scarborough | Jan 31, 2010 | Blogs, Web Communications, Websites
You won’t find a more powerful advocate for making the Web accessible to everyone than Glenda Watson Hyatt. She has cerebral palsy but is able to control her left thumb, so that is how she does all of her typing and work on her terrific Do It Myself blog. All...