Showing posts with label blogging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blogging. Show all posts

13 April 2011

Exciting news... Mrs Dahlia's Travel Blog Future

No... the fingers aren't the exciting news (read on... )
So all my tweeting seems to be paying off! I've been spending lots of time having meaningful (and meaningless) chats on twitter. Have learnt in a short space of time how to get more followers (and how to lose them again by spamming them with 10 tweets a day due to over-enthusiasm!)

Anyway, the exciting news is that http://www.traveldudes.org/static/about-traveldudes who I am following on twitter are keen to post some of my travel tips and reference my blog! Exciting! I'm really excited about the prospect of sharing and interacting with other like minded people about there trips... (wonder if I could possibly say exciting one more time..!)

Off to Spain this weekend (Malaga) so watch this space!

I just have to learn to type a bit faster with my crippled fingers first!!

Bring on the sunshine :)
Mrs D X

07 April 2011

Life in London inspires return to blogging

Well well well, who would have thought - I'm baaacccck!

I set this blog up in 2009 for the sole purpose of keeping an online diary for my family and friends to follow me through South America.

I'm still based in London and trying to see as much as the world as I can afford to,whilst working for one of London's biggest direct creative advertising agenices. Long story short is that my agency (Wunderman) have a social media army, and my client bought their services last year, so I should really keep up with the play myself! I have been a facebooker for many years, but am now tweeting, four squaring and re-inventing my blog!


Outside the Queens House: Buckingham Palace

The primary purpose is to document my travels, thoughts on travels, and research I'm doing about travel. My objective one day (thinking big here) is to rank in google searches about travelling one day (dreaming? probably) but utlimately I'd like to build up a community of likeminded people who I can share my experiences with and offer travel advise first hand based on my experiences.

I'm so keen, that I've even got my own You Tube Channel and plan to upload interesting pics and videos!! Here's my first test - check me out at 6075m on the top of Mt Chachani in Peru! (here's hoping this has worked!). This is the greatest achievement of my life (see earlier Peru posts for the details).




That's it for now. Welcome back to me!!