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How do you pitch at travel editors?

How do you pitch at travel editors?

Pitching at travel editors is a minefield. After decades of doing it I still don't think I've cracked it.

We have hardly begun with paywalls

We have hardly begun with paywalls

People seem to be writing off paywalls after only a couple of years. Dumb idea. There's heaps to come.

Goodbye ads and editorial – welcome the new edvertorial

Goodbye ads and editorial – welcome the new edvertorial

Web-only publishers are making it almost impossible to distinguish between editorial and advertorial content. Does that matter?

Web Content 2.0 – aka a pile of cheap crap

Web Content 2.0 – aka a pile of cheap crap

Meaningless crap, fraudulent reviews - that's web content folks. But it's cheap so who cares?

Are algorithms better than editors?

Are algorithms better than editors?

Technology apparently knows us better than we know ourselves. So maybe we should let it tell us what to publish too?

My Content Manifesto – Back to basics at Travelblogcamp

My Content Manifesto – Back to basics at Travelblogcamp

The detail from my talk about content at Travelblogcamp 2012. Taking content back to basics

Why the web needs a new model for sponsored posts

Why the web needs a new model for sponsored posts

The sponsored post model is dying - it's time for proper content that's not just about links. Guest post by David Whitley

How do you publish an iPad Travel Magazine?

How do you publish an iPad Travel Magazine?

Q&A with the Tom Tegart, publisher of iPad travel magazine Overnight Buses