Miss Wanderlust: Please review my travel blog
Hello Fellow Bloggers,
I am new to the IndiBlogger community and am eager to get feedback on my blog from it's members.
My blog, www.miss-wanderlust.com is all about travel and lifestyle - with a focus on collecting stories and experiences.
Would love to hear what you have to say about it!Thanks,Mithila (aka Miss Wanderlust)
Hi
Your blog looks professional. Nice design and organised content !One thing i noticed is links on your about me page are not correct. Please fix them. You need to add http before links.
Chekout my website too: http://movierdo.com
Thanks so much Nikunj! I have fixed it now :D
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I noticed this towards the bottom left.
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#2. No Favicon.
#3. It's good you mention the source for the images, but it's also best if you link it to the actual source of the article where the photo is. But also try taking your own photos. It's better to put your own "okay" photos than someone else's photo because it is your work. It's yours. Also watermark the images that you take and use.
#4. The articles that you write are no different from scoop whoop types. When I read a travel blog, I am assuming that the writer actually travelled to the place, but you are writing articles like "23 Spectacular Reasons to Visit Norway" with photos most of them (except the 1st one with the turbine on the side, which I am assuming the scenery is not Norway) from other source. That's not good. When you have travel blogs, its a blog where you post about your actual travel experience, even if it is local. Look at this Youtube travel blogger. He's travelling around Delhi, but different things happen in the same way. This is another blogger is probably from a bandra local dude. If you go to camera/car/bike forums, people post amazingly detailed travel logs- and it's live. Same concept which can be adopted for blogs, though to be fair, "live" blogging is not really an option for everyone. Try different things, try making fresh stuff, but making something that everything is your own. Scoopwhoop types sites are nothing more than fast food corners that defrost god-knows-how-old frozen food. Fine dining (good ones at least) restaurants are usually fresh and not frozen. which one do you want to be? fast food or fine dining?
