Being able to write a good itinerary is a powerful tool in the travel industry. A travel itinerary isn’t just a list of things to do. It’s a stop-by-stop break down of how a traveler should spend their time. Whether you’re a travel agent, blogger, content writer, or anything in
If you are a new blogger or even a blogger that has been in the game for a while, you will know that the driving force behind any great blog is your traffic. Traffic increases your reach, popularity, and overall influence. However, getting this traffic, and keeping it, can be
There are many websites offering affiliate marketing for travel bloggers. These websites are some of the best ways to monetize your blog. Affiliate marketing is a passive way of earning money – you simply create the posts to include affiliate products, then you leave it and wait for people to
Getting traffic to a travel website can be pretty easy if you know where to go. When I first started working in digital marketing for travel websites, I had absolutely no idea. It took me years of learning, errors, and testing to know what I do now. I used all
Not all content is created equal. We’ve all seen some terrible pieces of content, as well as content so great it blows our minds so much that all you want to do is share and link to it. Over the years, we’ve created some epic pieces of content. Some of them
When done reading this guide you should know exactly how to drive traffic to your website with Pinterest. This was originally a guide (which has since been improved) given to an intern to assist in starting a Pinterest Travel Brand account which achieved 434.12% growth in 3 Months.
Some travel companies have a lot of trouble building quality links to their websites. Lots of websites resort to links services, Private Blog Networks, PR Links and blog networks or just plain paying for links. While these are ways to get links – they’re not ways to get good links,
We all need links to rank, but who likes getting links? It’s the pits… Pitching, writing, making, pitching, negotiating, waiting, pitching again (you’ve got to pitch 3 times or you not doing it right). Lucky for me we’re kinda good at that here at TravelTractions, but what if YOU could
