Last month when I did a little round up on my four years of blogging, and I put in a reader survey with 10 short questions about what you guys like and don't like on Hippie in Heels. I hadn't done a survey before so I was nervous, but in the end it was really
Welcome back to my “Ask Me Anything” series. I try to answer FAQ every once in a while and something I get asked a lot is "Do I ever consider giving up blogging" & "how do I stay motivated?" I am guessing it's other bloggers asking this question. It's a good question because it's hard
I'm excited to introduce Relovate, a new travel planning website. It has some really unique features that I haven't seen on other travel planning sites and I think you're going to love it! In a nutshell, it's a website that you and your friends can plan a trip collaboratively from flights to hotels and activities
I am all about productivity but I'm also a minimalist. I have the bare minimum of apps on my phone and also use only the blogging tools that really make my life easier. There are so many tools out there that actually just take too much time to learn and use, that they don't make
Have you ever read my blog and thought "I could do that! I travel a lot and take good pictures, too". While travel blogging isn't as simple as traveling and taking photos, it actually is the start of a budding career! When I started my travel blog, that was my only skill and I wasn't
As October got closer, I actually didn't know if I had been blogging for three years or four. I had to look back at my previous posts to see! I can't believe I've been doing this for four years. I wanted to just write a little bit about how the last year has been as
There are quite a number of fellow bloggers who read my blog and have requested more posts on blogging, so I have a line-up of posts over the next few weeks which I'll share. This one is kind of a checklist for travel bloggers sharing what tasks I do each day and/or weekly ones. If
From the beginning of my blogging career, 3.5 years ago, I taught myself everything online. It meant watching hundreds of YouTube videos and reading correlating blog posts and it was truly a lot of work. I still do this, but as my blog grew I started to outsource things I couldn't figure out (and didn't have
