Sentences with phrase «not travel blogging»

That is what pays the bills... not travel blogging.

When I am not travel blogging I am working as a home health nurse.

When I'm not travel blogging, I help businesses large and small to make an impact online through digital and traditional PR, social media, and blogging.

Not exact matches

When I'm not penning chapters for books or travelling to preach or blogging my heart out here, my work has also appeared in Huffington Post, The High Calling, Conversations Journal, ChurchLeaders.com, Her.meneutics — Christianity Today's Blog for Women, Converge Magazine, SheLoves Magazine, RELEVANT Magazine, Today's Christian Woman, and a handful of other places.

I'm so lazy, I don't even like to travel to the store...) Heidi writes the blog that most inspires me to quit blogging since I don't think mine could ever be as beautiful as hers.

When Charise is not blogging, she loves to read, hike, snowboard, travel, dance, and do pretty much anything with the two loves of her life.

When not practicing medicine, she enjoys teaching, biking, hiking with her husband, daughter and black lab, yoga, blogging, cooking, visiting local farmers» markets and traveling.

After 6 months of traveling and writing, we realized we didn't want this blogging thing to end.

I don't have any drastic plans for change, my new interiors section is something I'm really enjoying sharing with you, my blogging and careers tips are something I want to share a little more of, and fashion and travel will continue to be the back bone of my site.

I may or may not be posting a Five Things Friday post later this week because I have some super exciting news... I'm traveling to the Chicago area tomorrow for a blogging... [Read more...]

I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that since I take my blog photos ahead of time, my mood may change or conditions change where I can't wear the exact outfit I blogged (like I'm traveling, or it's my girl time...) Then when you add in Friday outfits (since on Friday I do random roundups) and my weekend outfits, they multiply pretty quickly!

I blogged this travel & food guide after our first visit, but four visits later we wanted to share some additional favorites (** = my personal can't - miss spots)!

I've been traveling for the past two weeks and I couldn't keep up with blogging.

When she isn't decorating or blogging, you will most likely find René spending time with her husband and sons, traveling, or planning the next project for their 1930's bungalow.

Not too shabby for something that got finished a year ago, requires no additional effort now except for things I'd be doing anyway (blogging, tweeting, etc.) and is a Disney - themed travel memoir with a spectacularly niche appeal.

I've been traveling the last 8 days or so and have not been blogging.

I've been blogging since 2010 and it has allowed me to break free from the corporate grind to travel, work from home, consult for companies that I like, and do so many more things I've always wanted to do but couldn't.

As for quitting blogging (my blog can only be called a travel blog because I don't live in my home country), I've been thinking also thinkig about it for the reasons you mention.

Hopefully one day the world of travel blogging is one that values diversity and honesty over superficial beauty, just like the very reason for many of us to travel the world, isn't it?

I don't think it's for any one person to define what «travel blogging» is and is not.

My first suggestion, if you haven't started yet, would be to take an article writing, blogging or travel writing course.

«When I'm not blogging about British Columbia, Canada I am traveling the world for culinary adventures.»

I started blogging long ago but I had to leave it aside cause I didn't have time at all, my biggest goal was to learn to organize my time and be able to combine work / travel with writing.

If you haven't already, you'll find there is so much more to blogging than writing about your travels.

I think you've touched on an issue that isn't just unique to the travel blogging world.

But travel blogging is not necessarily the walk in the park you might think it is; in fact it might hinder your travels rather than help them.

Speaking of mistakes, I don't know if you have seen this post about my travel blogging mistakes, but it might be a good place for you to start in setting up your site: https://www.theprofessionalhobo.com/how-to-start-travel-blog-learn-mistakes/

I travel with my stomach most of the time and not with my eyes, which is becoming a real problem now that I decided to do this travel blogging thing.

I am in the very early stages of my «blogging» website and Facebook page, but it is already becoming very apparent to me that Nature is not of interest to the majority of those interested in world travel.

Frankly, I'm just not sure of the social value that travel blogging provides anymore.

It has been a while since I am wondering about travel blogging myself but I still had not considered it seriously... for the same reasons you are so clearly describing in your article.

I've been shaking my head for the last few years at the direction this whole travel blogging thing has taken & it's not the right one.

I think that besides the specific aspect of travel blogging, it's the blogging in itself that has changed, and not necessarily for the best.

This post actually started as a rant on my travel Instagram, in which I stated that I was going to use it solely to promote other underrepresented bloggers until I figured out whether or not I could continue blogging in good faith.

Your title certainly got me in, click bait or not and as a newbie to the travel blogging world as I was intrigued by the sentiment.

I'd finally started on my dream of travel writing and blogging, and I didn't want to stop, even though it wasn't yet bringing in any money.

But that blogging in the travel hacking space is dominated by people whose interests don't align with the interests of their readers.

Like it or not, social media is a huge part of travel blogging.

Finally, I hope this list will serve as a useful guide and a good starting point for travelers and readers around the world looking to explore the vibrant and eclectic travel blogging community, and expose them to some great travel blogs that they otherwise may not be reading.

If it wouldn't have been for Matt, I would have started travel blogging in the completely wrong direction.

If you didn't listen to my interview with Deb and Dave from the Planet D — it has a ton of actionable items and they share the revenue streams that have allowed them to make a full time living with travel blogging.

To make money travel blogging we could offer services that are not directly connected to our own blog.

Since Blogger is not focused on travel blogs, however, there are no forums or easy ways to see what travelers are blogging about or where from they are blogging from.

Travel blogging is not easy, there are tons of bloggers out there that's for sure.

I haven't been very good at this part thus far, but there's no doubt that you can up your travel blogging game by attending industry conferences like TBEX (Travel Blog Exchange), PTBA (Professional Travel Bloggers Association), and otravel blogging game by attending industry conferences like TBEX (Travel Blog Exchange), PTBA (Professional Travel Bloggers Association), and oTravel Blog Exchange), PTBA (Professional Travel Bloggers Association), and oTravel Bloggers Association), and others.

But my trip to Mumbai was three years before I started travel blogging and while I have over 200 pictures of this amazing place on my camera, I don't have enough facts retained in my brain to write usefully about what I learned there — and it makes me sad every time one of the pics flashes up on my screensaver.

I really don't know why, but travel blogging nowadays is synonymous to glamour.

I created a travel blog for the purpose of a repository blog of my past travels so I don't feel any pressure while blogging.

Travel blogging is NOT about free trips and if it is for you, then change careers please.

Seeing that TBEX (for those who don't know, it's a travel blogging conference) was taking place in this city and I knew that I wanted to go, I got to explore this city more thoroughly.