What Can We Do For You?
We can help you find your voice in the exciting world of online travel journalism.
I believe you should have your own travel writing web site which you nurture into a career.
You need a portfolio. If your portfolio is online, it provides you with credibility, and can generate opportunities and income also.
We focus on travel writing because my Team and I have years of experience in writing online travel content, as well as the technical skills to help you succeed online.
~ Trisha Miller, Editor-in-Chief
PR/Blogger Relations Manifesto
By Trisha Miller
[21 Jul 2010|7 Comments]
Today’s Post is a re-print of a terrific article I found that I believe every travel blogger should read.
The author, Lisa Gerber of Big Leap Creative, graciously agreed to let me re-publish her wonderful advice to bloggers, which was inspired by her trip to TBEX10 last month.
So without further ado, here is Lisa’s article – [...]
Freelance Writer’s Rights
By Jill Pertler
[16 Jul 2010|3 Comments]
Most writers have a certain ownership of their words.
Of course we do! As professionals, we also expect others to pay us for our words.
When publishers or editors purchase an article or story, they often request or require certain rights to that work.
In other words, the author may not maintain complete ownership of his [...]
Q&A: How to Incorporate a Newsletter
By Trisha Miller
[14 Jul 2010|13 Comments]
Welcome to another installment of Ask The Editor!
This month our topic focuses on newsletters.
Q. I know I should have a signup form for a newsletter, but I really don’t know where to begin. How do I start a newsletter?
A. This can be intimidating for any blogger, but it’s very important to include [...]
The Travel Writer’s Handbook
By JoAnna Haugen
[31 Mar 2010|No Comment]
Reviews for The Travel Writer’s Handbook (Subtitled: How to Write – and Sell – Your Own Travel Experiences) by Louise Purwin Zobel and Jacqueline Harmon Butler call it “brilliant and highly informative … everything I would want to know about travel writing technique” (Carol Guanzon of Scenic World) and “the best on the subject I’ve [...]
Ten Tips for Self Editing
By Trisha Miller
[22 Jun 2010|13 Comments]
It’s a fact.
Writers must be good at self-editing to really succeed in print these days.
Many print publications – as well as some online news/magazine websites and large e-zines – have downsized their editing staff, and yet still want to maintain their high standard of editorial quality.
Thus, when faced with the choice of accepting submissions [...]
PR/Blogger Relations Manifesto
By Trisha Miller
[21 Jul 2010|7 Comments]
Today’s Post is a re-print of a terrific article I found that I believe every travel blogger should read.
The author, Lisa Gerber of Big Leap Creative, graciously agreed to let me re-publish her wonderful advice to bloggers, which was inspired by her trip to TBEX10 last month.
So without further ado, here is Lisa’s article – [...]
Creative Writing Retreats
By Trisha Miller
[12 Feb 2010|7 Comments]
Lately I’ve become intrigued by the idea of a creative writing retreat.
I’ve been feeling a bit fried creatively. Maybe it’s the mid-winter doldrums. Maybe it’s just having too many projects on my plate at one time.
But the thought of getting away and clearing my mind of everything and rediscovering my inspiration sounds more [...]
Review: Understanding Google Analytics
By Trisha Miller
[16 Apr 2010|5 Comments]
A couple of months ago I was honored and privileged to be asked by Andy Hayes to review an advance copy of a new eBook from Travel Online Partners.
Many of you already know Andy through social networks and his consumer travel website and travel blog, “Sharing Travel Experiences“, but you may not know that Andy [...]
