Superstar Blogging by Nomadic Matt

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While it seems like every dating profile these days claims to love “travel, food, and laughter” (who doesn’t?), the truth is, you’re serious about traveling. Either it’s your dream to travel the world and work remotely, or you’re already traveling and want to share your experiences with the world. Enter Nomadic Matt. He started his travel blog colombia number data in 2008 and has since grown it into an incredible travel resource to help visitors save money on travel and be better prepared no matter where they travel. He’s obviously an expert, and his course is designed to make you one, too. His 10-week blogging course covers choosing a website builder and building a website , building a brand strategy, writing great content, social media strategy, networking tips, SEO , and more. Plus, a huge bonus: by signing up for the blogging course, you get access to a team of IT professionals who can help you with any technical support you need. If you're looking to make a living while traveling the world, then his blogging course might be for you.

Food Blogger Pro
Cost: $279 per year

Best Blogging Courses for Beginner Bloggers Food Blogger Pro
Maybe traveling isn’t your thing, but food blogging is (sorry). If you’re a beginner or intermediate and want to make a real living from your food blog, check out the Food Blogger Pro program. Instead of a one-time fee, they use a subscription system, and this gives you access to over 350 training videos, access to a forum where you can ask questions and meet other food bloggers, and various discounts on their recommended tools. If the price seems high, keep in mind that you can cancel your membership to this blogging course at any time, so it’s up to you to decide whether to continue the subscription if you decide to do so. This blogging course covers all the basics of starting and running a blog, including image optimization, increasing traffic , and affiliate marketing , as well as tons of information geared toward food bloggers, like photography and photo editing tips, recommended tools for food bloggers, and how to create viral food videos. Note: You can check out some of my own tips for starting a food blog, and even my own real-life approach to food blogging, on my friend’s vegan blog, Vegan Anj. This blogging course opens up a few times a year, so if you’re interested, sign up for their email list to find out when it opens up again.