Episode 12 just couldn’t come fast enough right? Amidst all the travel this summer and everything else going on with blogging, it has probably felt like the podcast has been a little bit neglected. Back on the saddle, there’s fresh new content coming out over the next couple of weeks and we start off with this episode where I’m joined by Robert, a fan that found out I was offering one-on-one mentoring, scheduled a call and agreed to be recorded. It’s a candid look...
For 8 episodes of the Travel Blog Breakthrough Podcast we’ve been talking to other bloggers and seen different aspects of what it takes to be successful. With this episode, I decided to shake it up a bit and instead focus on some of the nitty gritty things of blogging such as hosting. It’s a necessity for what we do but often times we quickly forget about it after we get up and running. Shared hosting is great and all to start with but what comes after? I’ve heard a lot...
Today I talk about a seemingly trivial topic but I’ll be honest, figuring out to properly format my blog post took over half a year to figure out. Having a properly formatted post has many benefits that aren’t really apparent at first. Although creating a blog post on WordPress may seem like exactly the same as how you’d write a document in say Word, it’s actually a bit more involved than that. Not quite like Microsoft Word Alright so let’s go back to my example...
WordPress and plugins are almost synonymous and what makes it so easy to use. You got a problem? There’s a plugin for it. Plugins make blogs better. The thing is, there are so many plugins out there. Which ones are good and worth your time? I’m here to help you with focusing on the essential plugins you need to have. What are plugins? If you haven’t played with plugins yet, well you’re in for a serious treat. They are basically add ons to your WordPress site...
