Remember this – the journey is part of the dream. Whatever it is you’re chasing, so long as you are actively moving in the right direction, the dream is coming true.
Richelle E. Goodrich
Let Us Show You How to Build a Powerhouse “Village.“
Our journey to travel blogging is one of dreams. The story began many years ago when a young man aspired to see the world. Endless hours captivated him watching PBS, and Rick Steves made him crave travel one day. Not for one second, though, did he believe it would ever happen.
Then, over a decade later, the opportunity arose for him to take a trip of a lifetime. Though nervous and apprehensive, he embraced the idea and dived right in. That incredible trip to several Western European countries was life-changing. He saw life through a different prism and started to believe dreams could come true. It would be the first of many trips to come.
Dreams to Help Other Veterans
The realization of more travel led to other inspired ideas. Early on, Ryan spoke about how he wished more of his fellow soldiers, some so beaten down by their service, could experience what he had. He often mentioned starting a travel blog. Still, it seemed only a pipe dream. A soldier and a nurse with no clue where to begin, with no tech experience whatsoever, in entirely different stages of their life, and living on opposite sides of the country, were clearly out of our league.
For years, it was just that, an idea. During happier times, we briefly raised it again, but the flame quickly extinguished. But it was one of those magical relighting birthday candles that wouldn’t flame out. It was that dream of travel blogging that just would not die.
Maybe we could do this.
Possibly make a difference.
Maybe the story and inspiration that led us here meant something.
So it commenced.
The Research
It was a 21-month journey from Let’s Do It to going live, a roller coaster ride we weren’t prepared for, and more challenging work than we ever imagined. Throw in a pandemic, a world in chaos, and travel halted dead in its tracks. It was the perfect excuse to bail and say it was not meant to be.
Instead, we dug our heels in and used this opportunity to learn more about the technical side of starting a travel blog, deepen our understanding of logistics, and focus on launching a stronger product from the outset. Knowing we would make a million errors, maybe we could end up with a few fewer big ones. In hindsight, had we launched as planned, it would have been a weak and sloppy product. We faced a challenging situation and worked harder than ever, which made us more determined and committed.
At the start, it was all about research, getting out there, and studying for what seemed like endless hours and hundreds of travel blogs. There are thousands out there; it is a very competitive market. That initial research took months, and we took copious notes of what we did and did not want our blog to look like. Then came finding a name we could use across all social networks, setting up the business, and establishing all these new accounts and the blog itself. It was an essential but small part of what lay ahead.
Lessons Learned
Our first and most important lesson when starting a travel blog is that you will need to lean on many people and services to make this happen. Unless you do this as a line of work, it is neither intuitive nor easy. Without those people and services, we would not be here. They are lifesavers and just excellent at what they do!
One day, we will write more about our travel blogging journey, hopefully helping others avoid some of the pitfalls we experienced. Our goal now is to share what got us where we are. Along the way, we encountered many duds, and if not for determination, we would have been stopped in our tracks, dreams unrealized.
So, let’s share with you the incredible resources that have been with us during this travel blogging journey and those we would not be here without. This is not meant to be a tutorial on how to start a blog; that is for another day. This guide helps those considering starting a blog find the best resources available.
The “Village“
The old saying “It takes a village” applies beautifully to starting a travel blog at every level. We would never have made it here without some fantastic people along the way, incredible resources, and a supportive network.
Up front, we want to state that having great resources does not reduce the work you will need. It should increase because when you learn from them, you need to apply those lessons. Here is our advice based on our experience to date. We appreciated being warned about what was ahead and how best to prepare.
Tips to Get a Great Start in Travel Blogging
1. Read and take copious notes. We can’t emphasize how important it is to read absolutely everything you can get your hands on. That said, beware of bloggers who make vast amounts of money by sucking you into their expensive courses. They offer “free courses” that are merely a hard sell for their expensive course, priced at over $2000, for $500. If you find that selling others “How to blog courses” becomes a priority over the blog’s content, go elsewhere quickly.
There are excellent, supportive sites that offer more than you can imagine. They are honest and upfront, don’t claim anyone can do it, and it costs next to nothing. Before you know it, you will be rich, and the blog will run itself. It is simply not true. It takes years to earn an income, money to build a blog, and, most importantly, a ton of hard work. Find a course that serves as your mentor and walks you through the entire blogging process.
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2. We have tested various programs, products, hosts, themes, etc. We learned many parts the hard way. It was wasted time that should have been avoided. If you realize you made the wrong choice for a particular product, let it go. Move on. The first theme we selected was a poor choice; despite asking the right questions, it was not a program suitable for non-tech-savvy users. The support team’s response to my questions was slow and unhelpful. It’s interesting how they responded quickly when selling it to you, but took days to respond once you were on board.
Letting it go and moving on was the best decision we could have ever made. Learn more below.
3. We learned early on that it is ok to ask what seems stupid questions to save you ten hours of work that was never needed. The blogging community as a whole is highly connected and supportive. They are an excellent resource. Reach out and ask questions.
4. Have patience. When you are ready to pull your hair out, take a break and get some space. This will take time, so give yourself that time to learn. Don’t set unrealistic goals.
5. Take the time to pull together what you have found in your research. Gather information, but from that, you need a strategy.
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6. Have determination and a strong work ethic. A mental game is at play; you must overcome significant obstacles to win it.
7. Focus on quality, not how fast you can get out there or how quickly the money will come in. It won’t be for a long while. However, a well-put-together site with great content can grow if it is launched strongly from the start. It needs to stand the test of time to survive.
8. Make this about serving others. It should not be a place to show off, but a place where people will gain inspiration. If you make it about your audience, it will blossom over time.
9. Be ready for some failures, embarrassing moments, and some cruel people who take joy in belittling your efforts. There is a huge learning curve; forgive yourself for the errors that will inevitably happen, but most importantly, learn from them!!!
10. You don’t have to travel full-time to have a blog that provides excellent content. It is more about life experiences you can share and the stories you tell.
Our Best Resources for Starting a Travel Blog
Below are the resources we trust and have used ourselves to this day. We will list them in the order we used them. There are many other options; do your research. Just because we chose these does not mean they will work for you.
Explore and Study Travel Blogs
The first step is to analyze the community you are about to join. Give yourself lots of time to do this, months even. Seek multiple search engines and lists of travel blogs. Look at big and tiny sites. Then, determine what you like and don’t like and write it all down. Take screenshots and write down each site you visit.
We will list the sites that inspired and guided us the most. We won’t list the sites we found to be poorly done and sloppy. Some were even scam-like, trying to sell classes while offering little new travel content. The bad sites were highly useful to us, and we learned what we never want to be like. They served an essential purpose and, as a result, have our appreciation. That is why we will not list them, but you will find many along your research path.
The Travel Bloggers We Most Respect and are at the Top of Their Game
The sites listed below are the ones we are most impressed with and have been using as role models. The two we consider the best are Nomadic Matt and A Dangerous Business. Each is unique in its own right, and both have fantastic blogs. Both hold themselves to high standards, are excellent writers, and are passionate about travel. Their honesty about the path they took to get to where they are has earned our respect and admiration. It is not an easy road and requires hard work and dedication, as we have learned over the first 18 months. Their examples influenced us. However, we aspire to find our unique style and voice while growing our travel blog.
Travel Blogging Education Resources
We secured our Domain and Host before signing up for a blogging course. This worked for us since, during our research, we were taking notes on how the whole process began. But it does make sense to take the classes first or at least examine what they say about launching the process. After reviewing many courses and their reviews, we chose the most informative and grounded option.
Nomadic Matt is one of the most successful travel bloggers in the world and a New York Times Best-Selling author. We believe his hands-on class is the best available. He knows his stuff and is honest and straightforward about what it takes to launch a blog. Matt and his support staff at Superstar Blogging are great mentors. He and his team kept us inspired, helped us through challenging moments, and never made us feel stupid for asking questions. In hindsight, we recognize their patience. They provide Q&As, a community forum, webinars, and real-world assignments. The program is easy to follow and not overly cumbersome. The cost is only $99 for his Superstar Blogging Masterclass.
Securing Your Travel Blog Domain
Hover.com
You can’t have an online blog without a domain. That is your URL, your connection to the World Wide Web. Ours is www.wandererscompass.com. Based on the Nomadic Matt team’s recommendation to keep your domain registration separate from your host, we chose Hover. We picked a name for under $15 when we registered Wanderers Compass. That was it. We renew annually at the same cost.
Web Hosting
A web host is one of the most critical components, and quality matters. It is where your new blog first lives. It was a big decision, and the competition was strong. After much research, we signed up with SiteGround. They are based in Europe and provide 24-hour support. It will work well for sites that don’t anticipate becoming too big. In our case, it did not work. We don’t recommend it as a result.
SiteGround was fine at first, but we are a photo-heavy blog. The package we signed up for provided only 40 GB of space on their server, and we were quickly approaching the limit. As a result, we had issues with the site. The next level up at SiteGround was astonishingly expensive. We also encountered some poor attitudes from their support staff. It was time to move on.
Our Fiveer IT and WordPress consultant, Miftah, suggested getting our own server with ample storage. He set up the server and migrated our site to Hostinger. It was important to have our host be a solid and reputable company. Additionally, the cost was very reasonable. Our IT Guru provides support when issues arise. This was the best decision ever!! Our site has never been stronger. We can’t recommend them enough.
Best Blogging Platform
The platform you choose to build your website is important. The most significant factor is the level of flexibility and customization you want. We chose WordPress.com because doing it right from the start was paramount. It is what 43% of the world uses for building their websites.
WordPress is an open-source CMS (Content Management System) for creating blogs and websites. It has made setting up a blog easy. The best thing about WordPress CMS is that it is free. You can download it from its official website, WordPress.com, or on the web you choose. You must first have a web host and a domain name. We loaded out through Siteground, our host.
Another great feature is its plug-in support; numerous free and paid plug-ins are available online that help you extend its functionality in many ways. If you have a good grip on HTML, CSS, and a bit of PHP, you can customize quite a bit. Or hire someone who can. We have never regretted choosing the most powerful platform with the greatest level of customization.
Travel Blog Theme
Picking a theme was a massive effort we weren’t expecting. There is a lot out there, and many claim their themes are easy to use and offer support. You can find both free and premium themes, typically priced well under $100. After extensive research, we decided to steer away from free options, but some good free WordPress themes might work for other types of blogs.
After reviewing the feedback, we found that support was a major issue for many developers. For each theme under consideration, we interviewed and asked a range of presale questions. Mainly to check how responsive and engaged they were. Our first choice failed us. We clearly stated we are not tech-savvy and are new to all this. They assured us that support was great and we would have no issues.
It was awful, so complicated, and support was a hassle. Once registered, you join their community support group. Many of the people complaining were professional developers, those who make websites for a living. They could not resolve all the bugs they encountered and were very frustrated with the product. The jargon they used was completely over our heads. After significant effort to figure it out, we gave up and moved on.
We Didn’t Give Up
We found our nirvana in a theme called Solopine. The theme’s ease of use and support provided were excellent. Our site used the Sitka theme for about 18 months, when Solopine suddenly closed the shop with no warning or guidance. We were shocked and dismayed that they would leave their clients in such a lurch. Thankfully, our excellent IT consultant, Miftah from Fiveer, handled it all until we found a new theme.
After extensive searching, we found a theme almost identical to our previous one (we suspect Solopine may have sold it to them) and a very responsive team. They have been around for a while and have great reviews. Our new theme is Caeliora from Deothemes. The transition to their theme was seamless, and they responded quickly to questions. We are thrilled to have found a new home theme for our website. All is working well.
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) Plug-in
You will quickly learn what SEO is all about. It will be a word that is core to anything you publish. Google and other search engines are needed to bring traffic to your blog. Yoast SEO is the premier WordPress SEO plugin. This plug-in has over 5 million active installations and has been downloaded more than 350 million times, with over 25,000 five-star reviews on WordPress. It is the #1 downloaded SEO plug-in on WordPress.
Yoast’s goal is simple: to help website owners get more traffic from search engines. They help their customers keep their content neat and easy for their audience to read. But most importantly, they ensure search engines can find and understand their pages. Because that’ll help with ranking high on Google! Yoast SEO also handles many technical SEO tasks in the background. So, you don’t have to write any code to use their software! Their mission: “At Yoast, we believe that SEO should be for everyone. We believe in providing equal opportunities for everyone in search results. We keep our mission in mind in everything that we do.”
This is when a Premium subscription is a must when starting a travel blog!
In our case, we brought them on early and upgraded to Yoast Premium shortly after that. They have fantastic courses that have been invaluable and are free with Premium. They constantly educate and keep you informed as things rapidly change. It is a European-based company. The cost is very reasonable for all you get. Currently, theannual Premium membership is $119. They also offer a free option. We would be lost without them.
Google Analytics
Google Analytics is a crucial tool for anyone starting a travel blog who wants to improve their website’s performance and engagement. We access it every day to review our stats. Providing detailed insights into user behavior helps bloggers understand their audience, how they interact with content, and which posts or pages are most popular. This data is invaluable for tailoring content to meet readers’ preferences and interests, ensuring that the blog remains relevant and appealing. Additionally, Google Analytics helps bloggers track key metrics such as page views, bounce rate, and average session duration, providing a clear view of how well the website is performing and identifying areas for improvement.
How to Sign Up
Signing up for Google Analytics is straightforward: start by creating a Google account if you don’t already have one. Once you have a Google account, go to the Google Analytics website and sign in. From there, you’ll need to set up a new property for your blog by entering your website’s details and selecting your preferred data-sharing settings. After this, Google Analytics will provide you with a unique tracking code that you need to insert into the HTML of your blog’s pages. Once the tracking code is in place, Google Analytics will begin collecting data on your website’s performance.
In essence, Google Analytics is a free service that empowers bloggers with the knowledge needed to grow their audience, enhance their content, and achieve their blogging goals.
Keysearch
When starting a travel blog, you will quickly learn the importance of SEO, and finding a place that can assist you without breaking your budget can be challenging. Enter Keysearch, an affordable SEO suite that is easy to use.
We use KeySearch to enhance our content strategy and improve search engine visibility. KeySearch is a powerful keyword research tool that helps bloggers identify relevant and high-performing keywords for their niche. By using KeySearch, bloggers can uncover valuable keyword opportunities that drive targeted traffic to their site, optimize their content for SEO, and better understand their competition. This targeted approach not only helps in crafting content that resonates with their audience but also improves the chances of ranking higher in search engine results, leading to increased organic traffic and greater engagement with their blog. We have come to depend on Keysearch and are so glad we found this for our blog
Global Online Marketplace for Freelance Work
There are lots of elements you don’t think of upfront. Such as designing a logo. It was how we found Fiverr when looking for an artist to design multiple versions of a logo. As a young blog, still years from profitability, we had to keep costs down. Fiverr is a global online marketplace for freelance services. Fiverr’s platform connects freelancers (sellers) to people or businesses looking to hire (buyers). Listings on Fiverr are diverse and range from “get a well-designed business card” to “help with HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and jQuery. Prices vary widely because many GIGs are from professionals in countries with a relatively low cost of living. They are paid a fair wage, and as a result, you can get a fantastic deal.
Our first service was logo design, and we found a gold mine in Zunairaah. She worked hard and made our concept a reality beyond our expectations. Zunairaah is a very talented and consummate professional. She was not happy until we were, and her patience was exceptional. Most importantly, she has a great vision and offers terrific suggestions. You can find her on Fiverr by entering “Zunairaah” in the search box.
After that, we used Fiverr for business card design, packing lists designed by Sammerayub, emergency travel cards by Mahmudulhasan, and design and artwork. Everyone was a pleasure to work with, and the costs were reasonable.
The Right Expert at the Right Moment
Our most recent contact with them was for Site Speed Optimization and Security. We found a gem in Mimiftah. Site speed is a major factor in driving reader engagement. If things don’t load, they will be gone onto other sites in a heartbeat. In a competitive online world, that is essential. Though our site was doing OK with Page Speed, we still wanted better, especially on mobile, which was in the 60s. We were told not to expect high speeds on mobile. Our work with Miftah proved otherwise, and we have had scores that are nearly perfect for months now. With mind-blowing results, we consistently achieve speeds in the upper 90s on both desktop and mobile.
We found ourselves a gem. He impressed us with his speed optimization, so we ordered a WordPress security review, and he exceeded our expectations again. We approached him about setting up AMP, as Google encourages us to do so regularly. He thoroughly audited our site at no cost and recommended against implementing AMP. He said it could work wonders, but when it doesn’t, it will hurt the site, which would be our case.
Handled a Difficult Move
Since our site was running out of space on the SiteGround server, we had to move on. Mimiftah set us up on a Hostinger server (something we never considered) and migrated our entire site. Considering the size of our site, it was a huge effort. He persisted despite significant photo issues. Ultimately, our site performs better than ever. Something that we could not have done on our own. He continues to provide support to us almost two years later, and we can’t imagine what we would do without him. He is a Godsend. We have used him for technical SEO, plugin compatibility, security, SSL, correcting Ahrefs warnings, WordPress Site Health warnings, Google ranking optimization, and Google Indexing issues, to name a few.
Mimiftah brings exceptional expertise and the highest level of professionalism to everything he does. Thanks to his skill and dedication, our website runs smoothly and efficiently. His technical knowledge is extensive, and his range of services is impressive—from website migrations and WordPress development to setting up Google Webmaster Tools, Google AMP, the Google Indexing API, Cloudflare CDN, and more.
An Essential Team Member
Beyond his technical ability, Mimiftah is simply a pleasure to work with. He is reliable, responsive, and truly cares about the success of our platform. We trust him completely, and that peace of mind is invaluable.
Now working independently, Mimiftah continues to monitor and maintain our site daily. We gladly pay a monthly stipend for his services, and it is worth every single penny. His pricing for his services is very reasonable. His ongoing support has made him an essential part of our team. Quite simply, we would not be where we are today without him.
He is pure gold.
Writing Software
Grammarly
If you recall, neither of us had careers that required excellent writing skills. For Joelle, English is her second language. While her classmates were learning grammar, she was still learning the language. When writing, mistakes were frequent and embarrassing. They often happened, as only two of us provided most of the content. We needed a program to help us.
Along came Grammarly, and we have been sold from day one. It is an online platform for grammar, spell-checking, and plagiarism detection. It is a robust writing editor designed to help you compose and edit clear, mistake-free documents. There is a free version, but we upgraded to the Premium subscription. It is invaluable; we also use it for everything in our personal lives. Our emails are now much better worded, and we can proofread your texts if you prefer. Grammarly is a brilliant program.
We have recommended it to friends in college, and Ryan is now using it for his classes.
Chat GPT
Using AI as a Professional Writing Tool (Without Losing Your Voice)
Tools like ChatGPT and other AI writing assistants can be highly effective for polishing and strengthening your work. They’re excellent for refining tone, improving clarity, tightening structure, correcting grammar, and helping your ideas sound more professional and cohesive. Think of AI as a smart second set of eyes, one that can quickly spot awkward phrasing, repetition, or places where your message could be sharper.
However, AI should support your writing, not replace it.
Your experiences, insights, and perspective are what make your work original and meaningful. Over-relying on AI can flatten your voice, making your content sound generic or detached from the personality that connects with readers. Audiences respond to authenticity, and that comes from you, your stories, your observations, and your way of seeing the world.
The most effective approach is to write first, then use AI to fine-tune. Let it help smooth the edges, not build the foundation. When used thoughtfully, AI becomes a powerful editing partner. When overused, it can quietly dilute the very thing that makes your writing stand out.
In short: AI is a tool, not a substitute. Use it to enhance your voice, not replace it.
Photograph and Document Management
Adobe Products
We would be lost without our Adobe Creative Cloud Suite. This includes Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, Adobe Stock, and Adobe Acrobat, among others. The suite is called Creative Cloud. Our site is photo-heavy, and we need efficient, robust software to manage it. We are also a business, so we need documents signed, and Acrobat handles that.
Adobe offers many options, whether you are an individual or part of a team. For photographers, there is Lightroom, Photoshop, and Lightroom Classic. If you are a student or teacher, some plans save you over 60%. There are over 20 creative apps, including Adobe Acrobat. They can customize plans as well; that is what we did. Click the link above or the Adobe Logo, then click the Creativity and Design tab, then click View Plans and Pricing to see all options.
Closing Thoughts
There you have it. The resource lists for starting a travel blog are in our “Village.”
Without them, we would not be here. If you wish to succeed, then build yourself a solid “village” with a team that will provide the support you need to make your dream come true. They will make your work so much easier, and when you lose your mind, they will provide a much-needed dose of sanity. Remember, learning and hard work never end, which keeps you engaged and on top of your game.
Do you have any suggestions for starting a travel blog?
We welcome stories of resources that have worked for you. There are many talented people, and if we share what we have learned, we all grow stronger in the process. While we compete to some extent, there is plenty of room for all of us. When we share and collaborate, we all contribute to the overall quality of the travel blog world and gain respect for our material.
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