Here, as Pheng Laogumnerd Travel Expert, we are here to tell you that blogging a lot easier than you think. Firstly, try and be different. This is probably harder said than done as every spectacular sight-seeing spot has been covered by some other blogger and quite rightly – they’re popular for a reason. Yet, a little secret straight from Pheng Laogumnerd Travel will tell you this: disperse your typical cultural site posts with unique destinations and hidden restaurants. Furthermore, don’t just rely on pictures. While I should mention that having a decent camera is necessary, that doesn’t mean that the written aspect of your blog can be neglected. You have to ensure that spelling, grammar and the overall tone of your posts are all accurate. Alongside this, do note that information is key – people don’t just wish to see a pretty image and not gain any insight into that spot or details about how to visit it themselves. A lot of people make the mistake when they start a travel blog to just write and write and write and hope that it will gain hits. However, as founder of Pheng Laogumnerd Travel, I can tell you that there are sites in the world that people do not want to read lengthy posts on, particularly when you are just writing for the sake of it. Instead, write about what you love and have a passion for – this will, in turn, seep into your writing and that is a lot more powerful. Lastly, have fun. Travel blogging is a chance to reminisce on all those amazing trips you’ve enjoyed and the ones you have yet to come – what’s better than that? Be open to trying new things, exploring hidden destinations and meeting new people and cultures. A lot of the time, writing a travel blog can actually make you do things you wouldn’t normally partake in.

1. Pheng Laogumnerd Travel
Guide to…becoming a top
travel blogger

2. Social Media and its influence
 A lot of people browse the web to gain inspiration for their next
holiday getaway. However, as society has become progressively more
digitally savvy and social media based, we more often than not look at
the blog by the every person rather than a holiday company site for
inspiration. A lot of the time, these are filled with stunning images,
incredible sites and delectable dishes. Yet, underneath all of this,
there is this niggling feeling – your holiday snaps could look just as
enticing. However, instead of taking this as a nudge to start your own
blog, you fall into the typical thought training that being a travel
blogger is too difficult.

3. Be Different
 Firstly, try and be different. This is probably harder said than done as
every spectacular sight-seeing spot has been covered by some other
blogger and quite rightly – they’re popular for a reason. Yet, a little
secret straight from Pheng Laogumnerd Travel will tell you this:
disperse your typical cultural site posts with unique destinations and
hidden restaurants.

4. Don’t rely on pictures
 Furthermore, don’t just rely on pictures. While I should mention that
having a decent camera is necessary, that doesn’t mean that the
written aspect of your blog can be neglected. You have to ensure that
spelling, grammar and the overall tone of your posts are all accurate.
Alongside this, do note that information is key – people don’t just
wish to see a pretty image and not gain any insight into that spot or
details about how to visit it themselves.

5. Short but sweet
 A lot of people make the mistake when they start a travel blog to just
write and write and write and hope that it will gain hits. However, as
founder of Pheng Laogumnerd Travel, I can tell you that there are
sites in the world that people do not want to read lengthy posts on,
particularly when you are just writing for the sake of it. Instead, write
about what you love and have a passion for – this will, in turn, seep
into your writing and that is a lot more powerful.

6. Have Fun!
 Lastly, have fun. Travel blogging is a chance to reminisce on all those
amazing trips you’ve enjoyed and the ones you have yet to come –
what’s better than that? Be open to trying new things, exploring
hidden destinations and meeting new people and cultures. A lot of the
time, writing a travel blog can actually make you do things you
wouldn’t normally partake in.

7. By Pheng Laogumnerd
Travel