Hi Jen!

Thank you for your comment and those are great questions!

I pin every post from my articles and pretty much everyday but I created an efficient system for myself – I also have a post on how to get Pinterest Traffic here if you want you learn more about how to increase your pageviews: https://www.finsavvypanda.com/how-to-get-traffic-from-pinterest/

I recommend to go with Bluehost which is powered by WordPress. I have a tutorial here that will help you start: https://www.finsavvypanda.com/how-to-start-a-blog/

It’s the one I’m most familiar with and comfortable recommending to beginners because it’s what I used to start my blogs.

I’m not sure what you mean by I don’t list products on their own page? Can you please clarify? 🙂

You can start a travel blog on a specific region to avoid saturation and make you focus and become the go to expert for that specific region or city. For example, everything about Chicago.

I have a dedicated chapter on how to use ChatGPT in my guide: https://www.finsavvypanda.com/blogging-success-ebook/

What separates my version is I actually give you a real life example of how I used it for a blog post on my website. I walk the reader through my actual prompts (with live screenshots) and my reasoning/thinking behind it. It’s not hypothetical or made up like what most ppl do.

I hope this helps! 🙂

Let me know once you start your travel blog. I’m excited to see you start!!

I just found you on Pinterest and I love your content! Thanks! Thank you for the post about blogging anonymously. I have some questions:
– How often do you pin for each blog post?
– Would you recommend WordPress or another hosting site? (I’m considering Showit).
– You don’t list your products on their own page, is this intentional?
– I live abroad, what would you recommend as a niche site that isn’t over-saturated? (There are so many expat and travel blogs that I’m not sure I’d benefit)
– Will you write anything in regards to Ai or Chatgpt and how to use it? (if you are)

Thank you in advance as I already found a lot of your content most helpful.

I’m so glad to hear this. You go, girl! 🙂

@Meadow – thank you for sharing with us your experience. Yes, it’s one reason why I’m not anonymous on FinSavvy Panda and Blog Savvy Panda as it wouldn’t feel real or genuine to my readers.

But having an anonymous is a great idea for sites that you want to sell later on if you don’t want your name attached to them. 🙂

Yes, you can do that. 🙂

You can still use an email address that doesn’t have your real name in it like how I still have finsavvypanda@gmail.com and I think I first started out with the full name “Finsavvy Panda” when I was a new blogger.

But when it comes to getting paid, make sure you give them your real full and legal name along with your PayPal account, banking number or whatever medium you choose to get paid from companies and affiliates.

Thank you for your reply. I just wanted to clarify. If I chose a pseudonym for email registration, I can still use my real name with affiliates and partners?

@Amy – you can use a pseudo name in your email for your readers, however if you’re using something like PayPal to get paid, or working with any affiliates and partners, I highly recommend using your real name as mentioned in my article. This info is private and will only be known between you and the companies you work with. Many anonymous bloggers who write sensitive topics, or just don’t want their name out there, do this and they’re comfortable with it as long as their name remains anonymous to their readers online.

I hope that helps and I look forward to seeing you start your anonymous blog!