How to Break Into the Exciting World of Travel Writing: Insider Secrets from Sarah Gilliland | Ep. 288

Are you a freelance writer looking for a new adventure? Or maybe a busy mom seeking more flexibility while still doing what you love? Join Tiffany Grant and special guest, Sarah Gilliland, as they dive into the world of travel writing. Sarah shares her inspiring journey from being a mommy blogger to becoming a successful travel writer. She discusses the challenges she faced and the steps she took to rebrand her blog, including learning about SEO and content creation specific to travel writing.

But it's not all about the glitz and glamour of jet-setting around the world. Tiffany and Sarah get real about the hard work and persistence required for success in entrepreneurship. They also emphasize the importance of identifying your passions and not being afraid to pivot when something no longer brings fulfillment.

Sarah shares valuable tips for anyone interested in pursuing travel writing, including creating a personal website instead of relying solely on social media platforms, learning about SEO, and understanding popular trends in the industry. She also delves into the reality of balancing work with enjoying your travels.

So if you're ready to take your writing skills on an exciting journey, don't miss this informative discussion with Tiffany Grant and special guest Sarah Gilliland on travel writing. Hit that play button now!

About Our Guest

Sarah Gilliland is the voice behind On the Road with Sarah, and she prides herself on being an expert in family travel. Growing up in a military family, Sarah’s wanderlust tendencies were no surprise to her husband, who she married in January 2009, as he was just as keen on seeing the world as she was. Her three children keep her on her toes, but also give her a reason to help others in their quest to make lifelong memories and experiences together. Sarah and her family live in the suburbs of Birmingham, Alabama, and the experiences she has had living in the south have shaped her view of domestic and international travel.