Affiliate disclosure

Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and buy something, I earn a commission. You pay exactly the same price. This page explains what that means and how I decide what to recommend.

Which links are affiliate links

Mainly the hosting links to Bluehost (through the Impact affiliate network). Occasionally other tools I mention, such as Fiverr for logo design, may also be affiliate links. Affiliate links are marked with rel="sponsored" in the page code and I say so in the text near the first one in every guide.

How I choose what to recommend

I’ve built sites on most of the popular hosts over the last twenty years. I recommend Bluehost to beginners because it’s cheap for the first term, includes a free domain, has a money-back period and live support, and their WordPress install is genuinely one click. If I thought something else was better for a first travel blog, I’d link to that instead, affiliate or not. Where a competitor is a better fit (for example, when you outgrow shared hosting) I say so in the hosting guide.

Paid services

I also offer a paid “build it for me” service ($100 flat fee). That’s a direct service, not an affiliate arrangement. Everything else on the site, including answering your questions, is free.

Amazon

If a guide links to a product on Amazon: as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

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