Sentences with phrase «think travel blogging»

Here is a reality check: If you think travel blogging is about getting free trips and getting drunk and stupid, then YOU ARE NOT A TRAVEL BLOGGER.

I think travel blogging becomes a routine — although when you start there is so much to learn and much trial and error to work our what works for you.

I see that you wrote this post 4 years ago, when it comes to 2016, I think the travel blogging industry is much more saturated and there is not much space for new travel bloggers.

I thought travel blogging would make me happy, but after three years of it consuming my life, I've noticed it becoming a chore.

I love «working vacations», and I always thought travel blogging would be my destiny.

-LSB-...](The Truth About) How to Earn a Full Time Income From Travel Blogging Runaway Jane injects a dose of reality into the expectations of those thinking this travel blogging lark is easy.

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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.

I love to travel and photography and blogging take up quite a bit of time with every day stuff leaves little time to think about a partner except when I'm writing about it.

I've been thinking a lot about how I want to balance school, blogging, career aspirations, travel, and social engagements in 2017, and which pressures I want to be forces in my life and which stressers I want to let go.

You'll also find some lifestyle, travel, home decor, technology, blogging and general thought posts thrown in too!

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 think we can all benefit from a blogging break every now and then and I'm now I'm even more excited to share some spring and travel content with y ’ all!

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.

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

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.

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.

Real talk, I think it's time we all sat down in a circle (on the internet) and had a real conversation about the state of travel blogging, Instagramming, and travel culture in general.

I started thinking about it when I read this article which waxes cynical about the travel blogging industry.

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I thought it was a good time for a reflective post then as I share 10 Lessons Learned From 7 Years of Travel Blogging.

Hopefully I have helped you to better understand your travel blogging journey and some thinking and decision making you should consider.

I think full - time vs part - time travel blogging are both about making sacrifices.

I think that's just going to take some time, no matter whether it's travel blogging or any other kind of blog.

When I started Charlie on Travel six months ago, I thought I'd read enough internet articles and spent enough time blogging on a free WordPress platform for my new travel blog to be smooth saTravel six months ago, I thought I'd read enough internet articles and spent enough time blogging on a free WordPress platform for my new travel blog to be smooth satravel blog to be smooth sailing.

I think finding stuff to write about while not travelling is tricky - plus I always worry people will be wonder why I'm even blogging about travel while I'm home...

When we first started travel blogging, we thought we were too late to the game and that we wouldn't be able to make money.

Thank you for pointing this out, and no you are not way off base People of color travel too, and apart from platforms like Nomadness for expression, our blogs are not really out there I have been travelling for like forever and i am not really in a habit of blogging but i am quickly picking up momentum There was a recent article on» sexiest travellers of 2014» and even before scanning the list, i was thinking» there will not be any people of color on that list», so does this mean we are not sexy enough or we do not travel at all?

I think it's great to be able to see who else is out there in the Aussie travel blogging niche so that we can connect, support and promote each other.

«What, do you think I'm going to send out a mass message to the travel blogging community or something?»

I don't know when or if we'll be ready (if ever) to make the leap in travel blogging that you have but this post has me thinking (and, like you said, you never get a YES if you don't ask!)

Megan, thank you for sharing some insights about your money making while travel blogging, even if it happened in a sponsored post It always seems a bit strange to be thinking about money and the business aspect when you simply want to share your experiences and encourage other to travel as well.

hi think you have missed us at http://www.wyldfamilytravel.com we are Australian based blogging about family travel cheers Mark

I think in some ways when you first start it is the most exciting time because you really appreciate all of the new readers and discovering there is such a large travel blogging community is quite exciting.

We've been working hard to try and build links to our site and publish regularly, I think it takes time to gain some momentum in this game - we'll continue working hard anyway and hopefully gain some exposure in the travel blogging world.

What do you think about future of travel blogging?

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If you have decided you want to make money from travel blogging or at some point you think you might, you should go with a self - hosted travel blog.

I think the way that you expressed this notion is better than the way I can — «These are adventurous folks who have taken travel blogging to full on rockstar levels with a lot of hard work.

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Before we even think about building you a blog, you need to find your travel blogging niche.

We don't want to think about the dark side of travel, or travel blogging, because it's supposed to be escapist.

When I started travel blogging I used to get caught up thinking about the story or blog post.

Of course, Gary is one of my travel blogging heroes and I think it's especially «cool» that he's in my demographic.

I didn't think this hobby would lead anywhere, but blogging took off and led to opportunities I never imagined — including international travel.

I'm incredibly fortunate to now be able to make a living off of blogging and travel consulting — neither of which I ever thought would be possible, and I'm very grateful for the support of my readers.

It also might help to know that just because there's become a predetermined path for travel bloggers to walk on, one that's thought to be the road to «Blogging Success» — that doesn't mean that it's the road I'm meant to walk on.

Disclaimer: This was a partially sponsored trip but thoughts expressed here are 100 % my own (Rule 1 of travel blogging: don't endorse crap).

We are embarking on our first adventure in travel blogging and it's great to see content like this encouraging more people to think critically about information they receive from all forms of media (us included I guess).