I recently made a long travelogue about a 4,000+ mile loop of the Western US in a 1973 Mercury Marquis, and I'm having a lot of trouble getting people to take a chance on it.
I did a project in an unusual format-- a seriously old-school traditional American travelogue/narrative slideshow-- and posted it to youtube. But it's not a blog, I have no internet credibility, and everywhere I try posting it to let people know it's a thing that exists, well, in the immortal words of Rodney Dangerfield, I can't get no respect. Is there any way that won't irritate people to get the word out about this thing?
Reply to this Why not convert the text and pictures to blogs for each segment of the trip? Post the blogs here, and you might pick up a few viewers and followers. That's one way to establish some credibility.
Reply to this Welcome to TravelBlog Noah!
I agree with Bob, breaking it down into smaller segments would probably make it more attractive; and blogging about it will definitely increase your audience.
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