As a travel blogger, getting a perfect set-up to get things done fast and hassle-free is always something I want to develop for myself. Having a device with online access is the only requirement to have a blog … how I wish it was that simple. As a blog grows, bloggers also feel the pressure to provide more for their readers. In fact, almost all travel bloggers I know (me included) always complain of having backlogs because they have too many write-ups they want to share but limited to make them. To explore ways to develop a better travel blogging workflow, I’ll post a bit of my experience and leanings being involved full-time in travel blogging. I hope this post would be helpful not to those interested to try out the travel blogging but also those with active digital lifestyles :)
Photo by Junelle (from Intiendes.com). Taken at Ford’s Point, Roxas City, Capiz
In the Philippine Ilonggo dialect, ambot ah literally means "I don't know." After graduating in college, I decided to hold off pursuing my profession and embarked on a free spirited journey of adventure and self-discovery. My travels have led me to many places across the Philippine Islands and South East Asia. I don't know where this path will take me but I'm certain I'll get a lifetime of stories out of it.
