Over the past two weeks we've upped our budget travel coverage here at Gadling. We've published stories on budget-friendly Caribbean destinations, budget-friendly European destinations, Thanksgiving hotel deals, hardcore budget travel suggestions, New York City budget travel tips, local budget travel secrets, cheap local fast food worldwide, great sites for planning budget-friendly European travel, and how to find affordable ski deals.
Our recent hyperactivity around budget travel is no accident. We want to improve Gadling's standing as budget travel resource, as a go-to site for budget travel tips, information, and inspiration.
In order to give this new resolve some oomph, a Gadling budget travel manifesto is in order. The goal here is to intervene in a travel media landscape that sees luxury travel as the universal objective of all travelers by glorifying budget travel and budget travelers. Budget travel is exciting and sophisticated and it needs to be recognized as such.
The lure of aspirational travel
People love to read about expensive resorts and impossibly dear travel accessories because they're exciting to contemplate. In this respect, they fulfill a function not a million miles from pornography. And like porn, they're also a lot of fun. The problem is that just as pornography does not provide a good map for most human relations, aspirational travel does not offer a useable guide for most forms of travel. Worse yet, aspirational travel often comes to cloud impressions of travel and actually convince many, many people that travel is an endeavor that can only be engaged at unmanageably high price points.
The focus on aspirational travel in the travel media creates all sorts of strange situations. Reading through a typical American travel magazine or even the weekend travel section of big newspaper, one might believe that $500 per night is a reasonable mid-range rate for a night's hotel accommodation. Honestly, this is outrageous. When push comes to shove, how many people can actually afford such rates?
Budget travel can mean many things. It can mean finding a deal on a hotel, cruise, or air journey. It can mean traveling with very little money and simply making do. It can mean organizing travel around friendship networks, or joining home exchange or couchsurfing membership programs. But however it might be defined, it doesn't include hotel rooms that run $500 per night.
Budget travel is sophisticated travel
Here are three assertions about budget travel in general and in relation to luxury travel that might at first seem counterintuitive.
1. Budget travel enables better interaction with local culture than does luxury travel.
2. Budget travel is more sophisticated than luxury travel.
3. Budget travelers are more creative than luxury travelers.
I'll anticipate a few knee-jerk criticisms and try to answer them here in advance. Obviously not all budget travelers are savvy. Many are in fact the opposite. But it is just as certain that many, many (most?) luxury travelers are not at all sophisticated--not truly and fully in the spirit of cultural engagement and courageous exploration.
I have never been one to read books or PDFs on my computer screen. Give me a paperback book, or a printed page, and I can get through it quickly, but sit me in front of a screen and I just can’t make myself read it. Now with the advent of eReaders like the Kindle, and tablets like the iPad, reading a book off a screen isn’t as hard as it used to be.
There is no end to the wealth of free eBooks available online today, from literature to books on social media, to teaching yourself how to use Linux. There is one topic, blogging, with countless eBooks available, both paid and free, and it just takes a little bit of digging to find some of the best ones out there. This list of 7 books is a good place to start, with advice for both beginners and advanced bloggers alike.
Deep Secrets of Successful Blogging
It may be a few years old, but the wealth of information contained in Chitika’s Deep Secrets of Successful Blogging makes it just as relevant a book today as when it was first posted on their site.
Featuring the words of wisdom of 30 prominent bloggers including Chris Pirillo and Darren Rowse amongst others, the free eBook contains encouragement, advice and guidelines for the aspiring blogger.
Get the free eBook here.
279 Days to Overnight Success
279 Days to Overnight Success by Chris Guillebeau is available for free download in PDF format from his website. Not only useful for bloggers, the free eBook is a must-read for any writer, artist or modern entrepreuner who wants to create an online presence for themselves.
Guillebeau uses his own journey to becoming a full-time writer as a guideline for others to follow.
The free PDF is available for download here.
If his style appeals to you, be sure to check out his earlier tile, A Brief Guide to World Domination available for download here.
Viral Copy
Viral Copy by Brian Clark of Copyblogger takes on a very straightforward approach and can truly be seen as an essential guidebook for any blogger to read.
From the art of writing headlines to link baiting to how to use humour in your writing, Clark leaves no stone unturned, on how to drive traffic to your blog. In fact, you can see him put his own advice to good use with the links used in the eBook, making it hard to read the book offline.
Viral Copy is available for downlaod here.
Make Money Online With John Chow dot Com
At first glance, Make Money Online by John Chow book probably sounds like one of those get-rich-quick scams but don’t be fooled. There is no hidden secret that will make you reach instantaneously. Instead, John Chow gives you an outline on how to drive traffic to your site, as well as giving specific recommendations on ad networks, and most importantly, how to monetize your blog. The book is best suited for beginners who are just getting started and don’t know much about how to make money in the blogging world.
While the book is available in paperback from Amazon, John Chow offers it as a free download on his site here.
Traffic Roots
You’ll find that a lot eBooks about blogging focus on one specific topic – traffic. And rightly so, because without an audience to read what you’re writing – it all starts to feel futile. Traffic Roots by Jens Berget covers important topics like Search Engine Optimization, Email Marketing, Keyword Search and much more in over 130 pages of advice, tips and tricks.
Traffic roots is another ideal title for beginners, and may also contain some interesting tips for the slightly more advanced blogger. Download the PDF here.
Beginners Guide to Search Engine Optimization
If your focus is to learn more about Search Engine Optimization, and need an introductory explanation, the Beginners Guide to Search Engine Optimization is a great place to start.
The guide covers the basic terms, explains how it all works, and tells you what you need to do to make use of these concepts on your own website.
There is no direct link to download the book, but rather can have it emailed to you by submitting your email here.
Viral Marketing
Getting people to your blog is not just about SEO and link building. You also have to know how to market yourself. Viral Marketing by David Meerman Scott has been available for a couple of years but is a good place to start to understand what viral marketing is and what it takes to get in on the game.
The title is available for download here, along with a few other interesting titles by Scott.
What eBooks for bloggers are on your virtual shelf? Let us know in the comments.
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Over the past two weeks we've upped our budget travel coverage here at Gadling. We've published stories on budget-friendly Caribbean destinations, budget-friendly European destinations, Thanksgiving hotel deals, hardcore budget travel suggestions, New York City budget travel tips, local budget travel secrets, cheap local fast food worldwide, great sites for planning budget-friendly European travel, and how to find affordable ski deals.
Our recent hyperactivity around budget travel is no accident. We want to improve Gadling's standing as budget travel resource, as a go-to site for budget travel tips, information, and inspiration.
In order to give this new resolve some oomph, a Gadling budget travel manifesto is in order. The goal here is to intervene in a travel media landscape that sees luxury travel as the universal objective of all travelers by glorifying budget travel and budget travelers. Budget travel is exciting and sophisticated and it needs to be recognized as such.
The lure of aspirational travel
People love to read about expensive resorts and impossibly dear travel accessories because they're exciting to contemplate. In this respect, they fulfill a function not a million miles from pornography. And like porn, they're also a lot of fun. The problem is that just as pornography does not provide a good map for most human relations, aspirational travel does not offer a useable guide for most forms of travel. Worse yet, aspirational travel often comes to cloud impressions of travel and actually convince many, many people that travel is an endeavor that can only be engaged at unmanageably high price points.
The focus on aspirational travel in the travel media creates all sorts of strange situations. Reading through a typical American travel magazine or even the weekend travel section of big newspaper, one might believe that $500 per night is a reasonable mid-range rate for a night's hotel accommodation. Honestly, this is outrageous. When push comes to shove, how many people can actually afford such rates?
Budget travel can mean many things. It can mean finding a deal on a hotel, cruise, or air journey. It can mean traveling with very little money and simply making do. It can mean organizing travel around friendship networks, or joining home exchange or couchsurfing membership programs. But however it might be defined, it doesn't include hotel rooms that run $500 per night.
Budget travel is sophisticated travel
Here are three assertions about budget travel in general and in relation to luxury travel that might at first seem counterintuitive.
1. Budget travel enables better interaction with local culture than does luxury travel.
2. Budget travel is more sophisticated than luxury travel.
3. Budget travelers are more creative than luxury travelers.
I'll anticipate a few knee-jerk criticisms and try to answer them here in advance. Obviously not all budget travelers are savvy. Many are in fact the opposite. But it is just as certain that many, many (most?) luxury travelers are not at all sophisticated--not truly and fully in the spirit of cultural engagement and courageous exploration.
I have never been one to read books or PDFs on my computer screen. Give me a paperback book, or a printed page, and I can get through it quickly, but sit me in front of a screen and I just can’t make myself read it. Now with the advent of eReaders like the Kindle, and tablets like the iPad, reading a book off a screen isn’t as hard as it used to be.
There is no end to the wealth of free eBooks available online today, from literature to books on social media, to teaching yourself how to use Linux. There is one topic, blogging, with countless eBooks available, both paid and free, and it just takes a little bit of digging to find some of the best ones out there. This list of 7 books is a good place to start, with advice for both beginners and advanced bloggers alike.
Deep Secrets of Successful Blogging
It may be a few years old, but the wealth of information contained in Chitika’s Deep Secrets of Successful Blogging makes it just as relevant a book today as when it was first posted on their site.
Featuring the words of wisdom of 30 prominent bloggers including Chris Pirillo and Darren Rowse amongst others, the free eBook contains encouragement, advice and guidelines for the aspiring blogger.
Get the free eBook here.
279 Days to Overnight Success
279 Days to Overnight Success by Chris Guillebeau is available for free download in PDF format from his website. Not only useful for bloggers, the free eBook is a must-read for any writer, artist or modern entrepreuner who wants to create an online presence for themselves.
Guillebeau uses his own journey to becoming a full-time writer as a guideline for others to follow.
The free PDF is available for download here.
If his style appeals to you, be sure to check out his earlier tile, A Brief Guide to World Domination available for download here.
Viral Copy
Viral Copy by Brian Clark of Copyblogger takes on a very straightforward approach and can truly be seen as an essential guidebook for any blogger to read.
From the art of writing headlines to link baiting to how to use humour in your writing, Clark leaves no stone unturned, on how to drive traffic to your blog. In fact, you can see him put his own advice to good use with the links used in the eBook, making it hard to read the book offline.
Viral Copy is available for downlaod here.
Make Money Online With John Chow dot Com
At first glance, Make Money Online by John Chow book probably sounds like one of those get-rich-quick scams but don’t be fooled. There is no hidden secret that will make you reach instantaneously. Instead, John Chow gives you an outline on how to drive traffic to your site, as well as giving specific recommendations on ad networks, and most importantly, how to monetize your blog. The book is best suited for beginners who are just getting started and don’t know much about how to make money in the blogging world.
While the book is available in paperback from Amazon, John Chow offers it as a free download on his site here.
Traffic Roots
You’ll find that a lot eBooks about blogging focus on one specific topic – traffic. And rightly so, because without an audience to read what you’re writing – it all starts to feel futile. Traffic Roots by Jens Berget covers important topics like Search Engine Optimization, Email Marketing, Keyword Search and much more in over 130 pages of advice, tips and tricks.
Traffic roots is another ideal title for beginners, and may also contain some interesting tips for the slightly more advanced blogger. Download the PDF here.
Beginners Guide to Search Engine Optimization
If your focus is to learn more about Search Engine Optimization, and need an introductory explanation, the Beginners Guide to Search Engine Optimization is a great place to start.
The guide covers the basic terms, explains how it all works, and tells you what you need to do to make use of these concepts on your own website.
There is no direct link to download the book, but rather can have it emailed to you by submitting your email here.
Viral Marketing
Getting people to your blog is not just about SEO and link building. You also have to know how to market yourself. Viral Marketing by David Meerman Scott has been available for a couple of years but is a good place to start to understand what viral marketing is and what it takes to get in on the game.
The title is available for download here, along with a few other interesting titles by Scott.
What eBooks for bloggers are on your virtual shelf? Let us know in the comments.
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The Washington Nationals are prepared to make Cliff Lee a seven-year offer, one that could drastically alter the Yankees' offseason plans. According to a major-league source, the Nationals - who already blew the market open with their ...
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Over the past two weeks we've upped our budget travel coverage here at Gadling. We've published stories on budget-friendly Caribbean destinations, budget-friendly European destinations, Thanksgiving hotel deals, hardcore budget travel suggestions, New York City budget travel tips, local budget travel secrets, cheap local fast food worldwide, great sites for planning budget-friendly European travel, and how to find affordable ski deals.
Our recent hyperactivity around budget travel is no accident. We want to improve Gadling's standing as budget travel resource, as a go-to site for budget travel tips, information, and inspiration.
In order to give this new resolve some oomph, a Gadling budget travel manifesto is in order. The goal here is to intervene in a travel media landscape that sees luxury travel as the universal objective of all travelers by glorifying budget travel and budget travelers. Budget travel is exciting and sophisticated and it needs to be recognized as such.
The lure of aspirational travel
People love to read about expensive resorts and impossibly dear travel accessories because they're exciting to contemplate. In this respect, they fulfill a function not a million miles from pornography. And like porn, they're also a lot of fun. The problem is that just as pornography does not provide a good map for most human relations, aspirational travel does not offer a useable guide for most forms of travel. Worse yet, aspirational travel often comes to cloud impressions of travel and actually convince many, many people that travel is an endeavor that can only be engaged at unmanageably high price points.
The focus on aspirational travel in the travel media creates all sorts of strange situations. Reading through a typical American travel magazine or even the weekend travel section of big newspaper, one might believe that $500 per night is a reasonable mid-range rate for a night's hotel accommodation. Honestly, this is outrageous. When push comes to shove, how many people can actually afford such rates?
Budget travel can mean many things. It can mean finding a deal on a hotel, cruise, or air journey. It can mean traveling with very little money and simply making do. It can mean organizing travel around friendship networks, or joining home exchange or couchsurfing membership programs. But however it might be defined, it doesn't include hotel rooms that run $500 per night.
Budget travel is sophisticated travel
Here are three assertions about budget travel in general and in relation to luxury travel that might at first seem counterintuitive.
1. Budget travel enables better interaction with local culture than does luxury travel.
2. Budget travel is more sophisticated than luxury travel.
3. Budget travelers are more creative than luxury travelers.
I'll anticipate a few knee-jerk criticisms and try to answer them here in advance. Obviously not all budget travelers are savvy. Many are in fact the opposite. But it is just as certain that many, many (most?) luxury travelers are not at all sophisticated--not truly and fully in the spirit of cultural engagement and courageous exploration.
I have never been one to read books or PDFs on my computer screen. Give me a paperback book, or a printed page, and I can get through it quickly, but sit me in front of a screen and I just can’t make myself read it. Now with the advent of eReaders like the Kindle, and tablets like the iPad, reading a book off a screen isn’t as hard as it used to be.
There is no end to the wealth of free eBooks available online today, from literature to books on social media, to teaching yourself how to use Linux. There is one topic, blogging, with countless eBooks available, both paid and free, and it just takes a little bit of digging to find some of the best ones out there. This list of 7 books is a good place to start, with advice for both beginners and advanced bloggers alike.
Deep Secrets of Successful Blogging
It may be a few years old, but the wealth of information contained in Chitika’s Deep Secrets of Successful Blogging makes it just as relevant a book today as when it was first posted on their site.
Featuring the words of wisdom of 30 prominent bloggers including Chris Pirillo and Darren Rowse amongst others, the free eBook contains encouragement, advice and guidelines for the aspiring blogger.
Get the free eBook here.
279 Days to Overnight Success
279 Days to Overnight Success by Chris Guillebeau is available for free download in PDF format from his website. Not only useful for bloggers, the free eBook is a must-read for any writer, artist or modern entrepreuner who wants to create an online presence for themselves.
Guillebeau uses his own journey to becoming a full-time writer as a guideline for others to follow.
The free PDF is available for download here.
If his style appeals to you, be sure to check out his earlier tile, A Brief Guide to World Domination available for download here.
Viral Copy
Viral Copy by Brian Clark of Copyblogger takes on a very straightforward approach and can truly be seen as an essential guidebook for any blogger to read.
From the art of writing headlines to link baiting to how to use humour in your writing, Clark leaves no stone unturned, on how to drive traffic to your blog. In fact, you can see him put his own advice to good use with the links used in the eBook, making it hard to read the book offline.
Viral Copy is available for downlaod here.
Make Money Online With John Chow dot Com
At first glance, Make Money Online by John Chow book probably sounds like one of those get-rich-quick scams but don’t be fooled. There is no hidden secret that will make you reach instantaneously. Instead, John Chow gives you an outline on how to drive traffic to your site, as well as giving specific recommendations on ad networks, and most importantly, how to monetize your blog. The book is best suited for beginners who are just getting started and don’t know much about how to make money in the blogging world.
While the book is available in paperback from Amazon, John Chow offers it as a free download on his site here.
Traffic Roots
You’ll find that a lot eBooks about blogging focus on one specific topic – traffic. And rightly so, because without an audience to read what you’re writing – it all starts to feel futile. Traffic Roots by Jens Berget covers important topics like Search Engine Optimization, Email Marketing, Keyword Search and much more in over 130 pages of advice, tips and tricks.
Traffic roots is another ideal title for beginners, and may also contain some interesting tips for the slightly more advanced blogger. Download the PDF here.
Beginners Guide to Search Engine Optimization
If your focus is to learn more about Search Engine Optimization, and need an introductory explanation, the Beginners Guide to Search Engine Optimization is a great place to start.
The guide covers the basic terms, explains how it all works, and tells you what you need to do to make use of these concepts on your own website.
There is no direct link to download the book, but rather can have it emailed to you by submitting your email here.
Viral Marketing
Getting people to your blog is not just about SEO and link building. You also have to know how to market yourself. Viral Marketing by David Meerman Scott has been available for a couple of years but is a good place to start to understand what viral marketing is and what it takes to get in on the game.
The title is available for download here, along with a few other interesting titles by Scott.
What eBooks for bloggers are on your virtual shelf? Let us know in the comments.
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