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The more specifically you define your book’s objective, the easier it will be to reach your target audience. Here’s a travel guide case study for my book.

Here’s a list of prompts you can use to assess each element of your competitive research. This will help you evaluate the viability of your book idea.

Step-by-step instructions for using Amazon to manually research and assess the competition for your guide book. This is a budget conscious way to complete a competitive analysis.

So you want to write an Advice Travel Guide? Here’s some books in this niche, and tips for writing your travel guide.

If you’re a travel blogger looking to make more money – isn’t it time you wrote a travel guide? Here’s a series of four books to help you plan, write, self-publish, and promote your travel guide.

In this article we’re going to look at the definition of an Event Specific travel guide, and look at examples of published guides available.

In this article we’re going to look at the definition of a Culinary travel guide, and look at examples of published guides.

Find out if a specialty travel guide is something you want to write, and how it differs from a destination travel guide.

I’ve been doing qualitative research to find out what type of travel guides different people use. This latest input is from Chelsea Nielsen, an American Road Trip Planner.

Can You Write a Travel Guide? I did and you can too! Find out how I started my travel guide writing journey and how you can start yours.

So you’re writing a travel guide, but how do you compete in the marketplace alongside established brands like Lonely Planet, Rough Guides, and Moon Travel Guides?

Destination Travel guides are the most popular guides written and read, and many of the other niche travel guides are a sub category of destination guides. Find out what a destination guide is and how you can use this definition to define your scope.

Knowing who you’re writing for not only helps your audience but it also helps you. Being a travel blogger who is in it for the long-haul is hard work. You need to create a continual stream of content for your blog, so finding ways to streamline your content creation process is an essential step, and defining your audience will help you do that.

Considering writing a Slow Travel themed travel guide, here’s some background and additional resources to explore this travel niche a little deeper.

In the first book in my “How to Write and Self-Publish a Travel Guide” series I focus entirely on the Planning Process. The effort your put into this stage will help streamline your writing process.

I’m currently working on BOOK ONE is a series of four books to help streamline your Travel Guide writing process. Whether you are a part-time or full-time author, your time is precious, so my writing series is targeted at travel writers and travel bloggers who want to write and publish their own travel guides, and these books will help speed up the process by demystifying the steps involved.

There’s a whole slew of collaborative local travel guide sites positioned to share tips from locals. You can use these sites to get inspired about the topics and content niches you can recreate for your own local neighbourhood.

You don’t have to venture very far from your front door to discover a location that is ideal fodder for a local travel guide, and an inspiration for a tourist visiting your neighbourhood.

Why travel bloggers should go digital and publish an e-book. You have lots of content on your travel blog, so maybe its time to collate it into an e-book travel guide.

Discover what a Journey Travel guide is and how to go about writing one of your own, based on your personal travel experiences.

Find out if a side trip travel guide is something you want to write, and how it differs from a destination travel guide.

Travel books come in two main categories: the travel guide book and the travel narrative. Let’s look at a definition of each to help you determine which you want to write.

Do you want your travel guide to be fun to write, or another arduous task in your busy life that becomes a chore? To have staying power, you need to write your passion.

Brainstorm your Passion In the previous article I talked about the importance and benefits of Writing your Passion. At this point,…

I created this infographic to address the question, “Are Travel Guides Dead?”. I didn’t think they were, because I still…

Leave it Out! Did you know that what you leave out of your Travel Guide is just as important as…

Save time writing your travel guide by learning from the lessons I’ve accumulated during my travel guide writing process. Get your guide written quicker.