Due to the pandemic, traveling overseas isn’t nearly as easy as it used to be. And while it was glamorous at times, travel blogging was already a lot of hard work. Now it’s much harder.
If you’re looking to start up a travel blog or improve your existing one, now that the world is waking up again, this article will help you avoid some of the most common mistakes.
1. Being too generic
Do you know how many travel bloggers there are in the world? The answer is: everyone with a smartphone and an Instagram account is technically a travel blogger.
That’s great for the destinations hoping to advertise their experiences and resorts, but it means the serious travel blogger needs a unique selling point (USP) to stand out. So, ask yourself: what can I do better than 50% of everyone else? Find your niche