Okay, so you have a killer website set up, mastered your writing, and have beautiful pictures…. but where is everyone? I would go as far to say marketing is 90% of blogging. You can have an amazing site with perfect itineraries, but all of that doesn’t matter if no one can find you!

I finished The Business of Travel Blogging Course by Nomadic Matt in February of 2019, a little less than 1 year into my blogging journey. I was starting to feel in a rut and that I have read all the free resources online. My blog was growing at a reasonable rate for the first few months, but if I was being completely honest with myself, I had no clue what I was doing. Most of my success at that point was strictly luck, and I felt the hard work I was putting in wasn’t matching my results. I reviewed a lot of different courses, and this is why you I picked this one.

Want to know what to pack, when to go, places to stay, food to try, and quirky things about Canadian Culture? This is everything I learned about Canada when I traveled there in Winter of 2018.

New York City in the winter time is the perfect destination for your next couple’s getaway! This city holds so much charm, romantic restaurants, and unique experiences. In this guide, I will explain the best time to go to New York City, where to stay, winter packing essentials, and a detailed 5 day itinerary.

I am by no means a big city girl, but if I HAD to live in one big city out of the entire world, it would be San Francisco.

This photogenic and clean city is bustling with things to do, making it the ultimate bucket list destination! San Francisco has a culture completely of its own. I compiled a list of things to do to give you a well-rounded experience of The Golden City, including the most touristy spots, local spots, and just some… weird spots. Enjoy!

San Francisco is extremely hilly so there are plenty of options for hotels with nice views. Whether it’s a city view, bay view or Golden Gate Bridge view, I’ve got you covered!

This is a list of 4* and up hotels with fantastic views in San Francisco / Sausalito. Not only do these hotels have stunning views of the Bay Area, but they are also quirky and unique to San Francisco.