by femaletravelbloggers | Jul 27, 2018 | Blogging, Writing
Eleven years ago, I, Sue Davies from Travel For Life Now posted my first blog post. It was called Morocco Trip Report. 1,155 words. No subheadings. One photo. No keywords. Parts of it were notes—not even complete sentences. It was on blogger. I didn’t know if...
by femaletravelbloggers | May 8, 2018 | Blogging, Writing
The following is a guest post from Jessie, the blogger behind Jessie on a Journey, who has successfully implemented these strategies to monetize her travel blog with affiliate marketing. A common question asked in our group Female Travel Bloggers, is how to monetize...
by femaletravelbloggers | Apr 24, 2018 | Blogging, Collaborations, SEO, Social Media, Writing
Owning a travel blog is hard work, we know. Sometimes it seems that no matter what you do you can’t really get ahead in the game. The work on a travel blog is never ending and in order to have the very best travel blog, you’ll need to constantly update and...
by femaletravelbloggers | Jul 22, 2017 | Blogging, Writing
As travel bloggers, we always focus on providing the best information possible for our readers. It is our job to be credible travel resources in the industry, spend time gathering all the knowledge we have and research keywords in order to provide our audience with...
by femaletravelbloggers | Jun 28, 2017 | Blogging, Inspiration, Writing
Blogging is hard work. Travel blogging feels even harder. Most of our families and friends don’t comprehend how many hours we invest into our websites, managing our social media and interacting with people along the way. When it comes to actually planning a trip…we...
by femaletravelbloggers | May 1, 2017 | Blogging, Writing
We’ve all been there. Staring at a blank screen for hours on end. We somehow end up with less text than when we started. Writer’s block can set you behind schedule anywhere from days to weeks, but a really bad case of writer’s block can completely end your...
Female Travel Bloggers launched as a Facebook group in 2015. We wanted a safe and supportive place for those who identify as female to ask questions and share advice on blogging. Since then we have grown to a group of over 5,000 travel writers from all over the world, offering professional blogging and travel advice, advertising and partnerships, all while maintaining our sense of community 
