How to Become a Travel Blogger

How to Become a Travel Blogger, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.17, with 67 lectures, based on 3 reviews, and has 29 subscribers.

You will learn about How to start up a travel blog How to build a blog How to grow a blog audience How to get paid for a travel blog How to travel the world with a blog This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner or intermediate bloggers It is particularly useful for Beginner or intermediate bloggers.

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Summary

Title: How to Become a Travel Blogger

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.17

Number of Lectures: 67

Number of Published Lectures: 63

Number of Curriculum Items: 67

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 63

Original Price: £19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to start up a travel blog
How to build a blog
How to grow a blog audience
How to get paid for a travel blog
How to travel the world with a blog

Who Should Attend

Beginner or intermediate bloggers

Target Audiences

Beginner or intermediate bloggers

Have you ever wondered how people become travel bloggers and get paid for it? Well in this course, I tell you all about it!

I have been the travel blogger behind Wandering Everywhere for the past six years, and from it, I have been able to travel Europe, Asia, and North Africa for free! I have worked closely with travel brands across the world and built an audience of over 210k, and it it one of the most fulfilling things I have ever done. Now, I would like to share my knowledge with you, so that you can do the same!

Within this course, I talk about how to start a travel blog, how to build an audience, how to approach brands, and a lot more! Suitable for both beginner and intermediate bloggers alike, it covers a lot of subjects that are essential to understand as a travel blogger.

Whilst this course is aimed at those wanting to turn a travel blog into a career, it would also be helpful for other types of bloggers – such as food bloggers, lifestyle bloggers, and book bloggers!

The course also comes with several resources such as a sample pitch email and a sample media pack – please feel free to personalise them and use them yourself!

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask 🙂

What you will learn:

– The benefits of blogging

– How to start a travel blog (platforms, brand identity, SEO)

– How to build a blog

– The underrated social media you need for growth

– How to create engaging content with solid story arcs

– How to guest post

– Other places to get your writing seen

– How to build blog readership

– Getting paid for your travel blog

– How to sell your own products

– Other online ways to make money

– Working with travel brands and tourism boards

– How to write a media pack

– How to write a pitch

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction – How I Got into Blogging

Lecture 2: The Benefits of Blogging

Lecture 3: What Qualities Should a Blogger Have?

Chapter 2: Starting Your Travel Blog

Lecture 1: Get a Notebook

Lecture 2: Refer to a Blog Plan

Lecture 3: Game Plan

Lecture 4: Choose a Name

Lecture 5: Pick Your Platform

Lecture 6: Make Sure it Works on Mobile Devices

Lecture 7: Brand Identity

Lecture 8: Learn SEO

Chapter 3: Building your Blog

Lecture 1: Once It's Up and Running

Lecture 2: Your Target Audience

Lecture 3: Become a Storyteller

Lecture 4: Make it Easy to Read

Lecture 5: Make Posts Scannable

Lecture 6: Use CTAs

Lecture 7: The 80:20 Rule

Lecture 8: Create a Posting Schedule

Lecture 9: Get the Equipment

Lecture 10: Be Interested and Interesting!

Lecture 11: Social Media

Lecture 12: Track Social Media

Lecture 13: Facebook Groups

Lecture 14: Pinterest

Lecture 15: Share Automatically

Lecture 16: Be Eager to Engage

Lecture 17: Maintain your Email List

Lecture 18: Promote Offline

Lecture 19: Guest Post

Lecture 20: Other Places to Submit

Lecture 21: Build Blog Readership

Lecture 22: Create Catchy Headlines

Lecture 23: Constantly Create Engaging Content

Lecture 24: Be Personal

Lecture 25: Leave Meaningful Comments

Lecture 26: Give Away Free Stuff

Chapter 4: How to Get Paid for Your Travel Blog

Lecture 1: Getting Paid

Lecture 2: Affiliate Links

Lecture 3: Sell Sponsored Blog Posts You've Written

Lecture 4: Sell Sponsored Blog Posts Not Written by You

Lecture 5: Monetise Videos

Lecture 6: Sponsored Reviews

Lecture 7: Advertisements

Lecture 8: Become a Travel Planner

Lecture 9: Freelance Writing

Lecture 10: Sell Text Links

Lecture 11: Share Your Photography

Lecture 12: Sell Your Own Products

Lecture 13: Other Ways to Make Money

Lecture 14: Extra Things That Help

Chapter 5: Getting Paid to Travel

Lecture 1: How to Get Paid to Travel

Lecture 2: Ambassadorship

Lecture 3: Work with Tourism Boards

Lecture 4: Work with Travel Brands

Lecture 5: Refer to Values

Lecture 6: What Do Brands Look For?

Lecture 7: Your Pitch

Lecture 8: When to Send Follow-Up Emails

Lecture 9: Keep Your Response Expectations Realistic

Lecture 10: Your Media Pack

Lecture 11: Maintain Your Website

Chapter 6: I hope you enjoyed this course!

Lecture 1: Goodbye!

Instructors

Amy Aed
Tea and travel journalist

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