Hey everyone,
I wanted to write about website article optimisation, to see how many people are making an effort to optimise their travel content, so that it's ranked by Google?
For those that don't know about Google SEO (Search Engine Optimisation), this might be the perfect starting point to improve your content and its reach. For those that already do, this will be a perfect opportunity to discuss tips and advice to help improve website rankings for you and and other readers of this post.
To kick things off, I wanted to share what we do when publishing content on our website www.thetravelpocketguide.com
First of all, we take care in choosing articles we write about. This level of care is to ensure the article is a new topic not previously featured, and to make sure it will appeal to our demographic target market (people who enjoy travelling typically 30+).
Once the content topic is decided we aim to write 1,000 words+. Now, I am not claiming to be a Google expert, and I can...
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I am new to travel blogging and am concerned about readers following suggestions in a blog and getting injured as a result.
Hi Merle, that's an interesting question.
What kind of activities and destinations are you writing about?
If you're blogging about general city guides, etc then I would find it difficult that anyone could get injured and find your blog liable because they followed a restaurant recommendation and fell down some stairs.
If your blog is about activities that have risk ā for example, hiking solo ā then probably you should stick a disclaimer in your blog terms and conditions.
Thanks Ian. My blog will include stories about seniors and what keeps them aging in a positive direction. The audience may try what is being recommended by their peers - for example, exercise, natural remedies, riding a motorcycle etc.