Travel Writing
If you’re wondering what this Case Study is all about, please read the introductory post from Week One . In last week’s installment of this Case Study , we covered part of Level 4 of the Flow Chart and discussed the differences between Blog Posts, Articles, and Reviews. This week we’re continuing Level 4 with some methods for adding interesting content to your travel blog, as well as tips for finding blog post ideas and staying inspired.
Travel Writers Case Study: Suzy: Week 7 Goals – Adding Fresh Content | Travel Writers Exchange
(If you’re wondering what this Case Study is about, please read the introductory post from last week .) When Suzy and I first chatted about her desire to have a travel blog, focused on a specific travel niche, upon which she could write about what she really loves and make money doing it , I put together a “flow chart” of action items that she would need to follow. The Flow Chart consists of eight (8) Levels, and each Level is broken down into a few easy-to-accomplish tasks.
Travel Writers Case Study: Suzy: Week 2 Goals - Choosing a Travel Niche | Travel Writers Exchange
Travel Writers Case Study: Suzy: Week 1 Goals - Profitable Travel Writing | Travel Writers Exchange
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My name is Nancy Brown and I have a confession to make: I sleep around a lot. Now don’t take that wrong. I’m a lodging editor .