Keep track of your Family Travels and Adventures

GoneGoing is an evolution of the travel blog. It is named after those who have Gone somewhere and want to write about it, and those who are Going somewhere and want to read about it.

Have you ever looked at a travel blog website and thought "there's a wealth of information in there, but no easy way to find what I'm interested in?" GoneGoing was created to solve that problem.

Imagine you're going on holiday. Maybe you don't know where you want to go, but you want somewhere with extreme sports activities, and also some culture. You want somewhere that people aged 25-30 would recommend, and you're going in November.

With GoneGoing you can quickly specify all this and more, and matching travel blog articles are dynamically updated on a map to show only what you're interested in.

Once you've found an area of the world that interests you, zoom in to further filter the results. Finally, click on individual articles to read about the authors' experiences and use their combined wisdom to plan your perfect trip.

The exploring interface is the main feature of our site; however the best interface in the world is still worthless without content. Therefore we need travel-wise (or not so wise) people to help contribute to our site so we can grow into an exciting new community.

Your travel blog can contain stories, photos and videos, and you will be able to receive feedback and questions through the discussion boards automatically attached to your articles. Integrated RSS feeds even allow your friends and family to keep track of your adventures. And best of all, it's completely free. Visit GoneGoing

Enhancing your blog experience

Over the past four months, I have found an incredible mental release from writing my thoughts and ideas in my blog. Prior to bogging, I never attempted poetry or writing down recipes. I have found that my blog has helped in focusing my creative energy. It has been fun in many ways. I love that I am able to include many different aspects of my life in one place.


One of the newest additions for my blog is providing interesting reviews for those reading my blog. When evaluating blogs, those with a high traffic flow have more opportunities when being paid by advertising sites. Compared to many, I have a lower traffic flow. What is great about Pay Per Post is that there are opportunities for both high traffic and lower traffic bloggers through blog marketing. Each opportunity has its own requirements. However, one common thread for opportunities is that a disclosure is required of all bloggers.


My recommendation for all bloggers is take a look at what Pay Per Post has to offer. You can easily incorporate their opportunities into your existing blog. Your blog continues to offer all of your creative writing with the extra recommendations for your readers. After you take a look, let me know what your opinions are of Pay Per Post.