Last May, I launched The Daily Travel Podcast. There were only a handful of other travel podcasts and I wanted to do something remarkable by launching the first and only daily show about travel. I wasn’t sure exactly what it would be about but I knew that I could reach out to fascinating people living
Successful travel podcasting isn’t about equipment; it’s about content and technique. I’m probably one of the most widely heard podcasters in the world of travel. My wife and I produce, create, and record 10 travel podcasts a week for the American Forces Radio Network, and we now have nearly 10,000 podcasts in the archives.
You should be. We all know that we have a better camera on our phone than most people ever owned even a few years ago. We all know that we are sharing those images, and we all know that images engage far better on Facebook, and are what make Pinterest and Instagram so insanely
Are you running your business or is your business running you? Is your blog contributing real money to your earnings or does it seem destined to always be a sideline hobby? Most likely the answers to those two questions depend a whole lot on how much you get done each day when you open
Editor’s Note: You may have spotted Andrew at TBEX in Toronto when he presented a talk entitled “A Taste of Place: Defining a Destination Through Its Food Culture.” Andrew follows up with his return to TBEX Athens via “How to Monetize Your Culinary Content.” When I spoke at TBEX in Toronto the last few
Ironically, the first time I heard about TBEX was just after it had wrapped up in my hometown of Toronto in June 2013. One of the bloggers I was following had attended and written about it. Although it would have been economical for me to attend, since it was in my own backyard, it
Writing is a craft; freelancing is a business. When I speak publicly about freelancing, I recite this sentence at least a dozen times per lecture. Like a personal credo. Or a mantra. The statement is neither complicated nor controversial. Writing, the creative process of stringing words together to form sentences, is a form of
Evie Robinson’s Interview on Building a Tribe Evie’s success has been quite phenomenal. In this interview, she shares what has worked for her to increase her reach and build her community of travel bloggers. @TBEXevents: What does the word “tribe” mean to you? @evierobbie: Tribe has a direct connotation to ‘family’ for me. In regards
If you have taken the time to sit down and read this blog post then chances are you are a blogger yourself. It is also likely that blogging is more than a hobby for you – it may even pay your bills. If this is the case then one could assume that you spend a
You know what a travel bucket list is, right? It’s a list of all of the places you’d like to visit and global adventures you’d like to pursue before you kick the bucket. Writing such a list seems like an innocuous and personal endeavor but some serious travelers have passionate opinions for or against such
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