Are you itching to document your globetrotting adventures as a travel blogger, but are you too overwhelmed to take the plunge? Then you’ve come to the right place. Below, you’ll find some of the most
The Number 1 Secret of Successful Travel Bloggers
Gary Arndt has one. Melyssa Griffin has a couple. The Blonde Abroad has six. Global Girl Travels (ahem, this blog) has two. So, what is the number one secret of successful travel bloggers? Keep readin
Blogging 101: How Pinterest Became My Number 1 Traffic Source
I rarely promote commercial products without compensation, but today I want to tell you about Pinfinite Growth because it really works. Pinfinite Growth is an e-course for bloggers who want to beef up
10 Life-Saving Steps Before You Quit Your Job to Travel
I think it’s safe to say we’re all pretty fed up with the rally cry to quit our 9-to-5’s and travel full-time. Those posts are sort of a big middle finger to anyone silly enough to desire financial se
Blogging 101: Branding Your Blog
Blogging 101: Blogger vs. WordPress
I’m excited to announce a new feature on Global Girl Travels — Blogging Master Class! I’m even more excited to my new contributor, Dana Rohr. Dana lives in Guam and reached out to me online. We met f
My Cover Story in United Airlines Hemispheres Magazine
I’m excited to announce that my cover story for United Airlines Hemispheres magazine has been published. I spent six weeks writing and photographing my home island of Guam to appear in the glossy maga
GGT TV: A Day in the Life of a Travel Blogger
Watch the video below! I’d be lying if I said every day was a jet set day of first class travel to exotic destination or glamorous photo shoots where I look like a curvier Sophia Loren. Inquiring mind
GGT TV: How Much Do Travel Bloggers Get Paid?
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Travel Blogging 101: Finding Your Niche
Five years ago blogging was a totally different ball game. There were fewer players and even fewer rules. Now there are millions of bloggers and readers have even shorter attention spans. The bar for bloggers is at its highest ever. This makes finding a niche absolutely essential. In fact, it’s the first step to starting a successful blog. I know, because I started a few unsuccessful blogs before I found my niche, quit my job, and started making more money blogging than I did working full-time.