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Step 1. Choose a Domain Name

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Your domain name is essentially the name of your website. It is the part of the URL that appears before the…

One of the best ways to make sure your travel blogging sets off on the right road is to dedicate time to conceptualizing and planning it—or at least deciding what direction you want it to go. While some people prefer the comfort of planning out every detail, others may like the freedom of adapting content on the fly.

Luckily, there’s space for both approaches when it comes to travel blogging. When you’re just getting off the ground, though, it’s important to make a few decisions to guide your future adventures.

Choose a Blog Style

Do you want to focus on domestic or international travel? Are you interested in every continent, or is there a specific region you want to become an expert in? Do you prefer posting “guidebook-like” content, or do you want to…