UK travel bloggers unite

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Permalink Reply by Rachel Cotterill on April 5, 2009 at 2:30pm

It's funny, but most of the readers of my blog are from outside the UK; I get very few British hits. However I do get a *lot* of my traffic from other people's blog rolls - forming a small community with mutual links would undoubtedly bring some benefit. I also get traffic from Twitter, which is another way to cross-promote interesting articles.

Permalink Reply by Karen Bryan on April 13, 2009 at 12:01pm

Rachel,

Around 25% of visitors to the Europe a la Carte blog are from the UK, 33% from US and the rest from all over the world.

Blog rolls are a good idea but I get most of my traffic from natural searches where reader come to a post about the specific topic in which they are interested.

I'm working on a travel content aggregation site which will feature a mix of RSS feeds and manually selected content in order to showcase the best travel content from around the globe,

Permalink Reply by Dylan Lowe on July 16, 2010 at 3:35am

@Rachel, @Karen and all UK travel bloggers, this can be where everything begin: http://twtvite.com/londonttu

A few of us travel bloggers are trying to organise a travel bloggers tweetup on Saturday, 28 August; location tbc. Please visit the event's twtvite page (link above) for more details, updates, and RSVP.

Looking forward to seeing you all - this meeting has truly been long overdue!

Best,
Dylan