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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
2-06-2010 @ 5:14AM
Kevin May said...
I doubt whether our dear Gadling is taking dimes for posts. Maybe just a slow news day.
I'm just wondering whether the $75 (remember, pretty tough for a Brit like me with our crappy exchange rate) also includes editing and subbing tutorials included in the "12-lesson course covering every aspect of travel blogging".
It surely must also be the basics that will also help a blog become "profitable"..
But why focus on this, I hear you ask...
Came across this (hopefully) unfortunate error on David Lee's post to plug Travel Blog Success via his MedellinLiving.com blog.
Screen grab: http://twitpic.com/11nmr9
As the travel writing debate rumbles on, it is also quality of writing itself, including spelling headlines correctly, which will help - but not guarantee - success.
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2-19-2010 @ 10:20AM
Dave said...
@Caitlin - I contacted Gadling in advance of the Travel Blog Success launch and offered a preview. I had no control over what the writer decided to say or focus on, and I certainly didn't pay for their coverage.
It wasn't easy coming up with a price, however based on the initial feedback I'm hearing from members, they have been satisfied with the value being delivered for their investment.
@Happy Hotelier - As I mentioned above, I did not pay for advertising. One of the things I've always appreciated about the online travel community is the way sites support one another. I only paid for a small amount of advertising for the launch, and that was on Facebook.
@Kevin - "As the travel writing debate rumbles on, it is also quality of writing itself, including spelling headlines correctly, which will help - but not guarantee - success."
Thank you for pointing out that misspelling. I'm not claiming to be infallible when it comes to delivering a quality experience for my blogs' readers. If you've been a regular reader of Go Backpacking for the last 3 years, you know misspellings are a rarity there, whether it's a post I published myself or one I've edited from a guest contributor.