Press and PR-opportunities on my travel blog, which is mainly aimed at female solo travellers. Be part of the anecdotes and thoroughly researched info!
about me
I’m Renata Green, and I founded this travel blog in March 2017.
(Photo: Mimi Green)
The main reason for writing a blog was that, as a passionate traveller, I got asked time and time again how I manage to travel the world independently – especially as a solo-travelling woman.
Firstly, where do I get all the inspiring ideas and relevant information that make my travels exciting yet smooth? Then, how do I plan my routes and compose my individual itineraries?
After all, I’m not a full-time globetrotter but I’m holding a regular job – I’m working in PR for a federation in Hamburg – and have relatively generous but still quite limited time slots for my trips.
As a matter of fact, my intention is to prove that you can be a devoted flashpacker, a poverty jet setter, and a nomad at heart, even with a day job. But most of all, it is absolutely possible to do it on your own. It can be great fun exploring the world as a female solo traveller – I’m living proof, and with my blog, I’m encouraging others to at least give it a try.
about the bye:myself travel blog
Working in the field of journalism, I see that there is still a large undiscovered potential in my age group when it comes to digital and social media.
Since I created my blog, I was able to build a loyal and engaged audience, enjoying my personal and authentic narratives, trusting my honest opinion, and relying on my information and recommendations.
Also, the number of my followers on the associated social media is constantly growing.
However, I’m positive that over the next years and even decades, the baby boomers will join the digital natives and exchange print for online journalism and social media.
So with my blog, I’m ready for them.
about followers on social media
about cooperation opportunities with bye:myself
Community marketing is the power of the masses: Instead of focusing on anonymous contacts, community marketing is aimed at a loyal community of people who voluntarily and intensively devote themselves to a topic. Hence, communities actively exchange information about relevant services and products.
Therefore, interactions are the new scope in community marketing.
As a matter of fact, range alone is not enough to create positive brand awareness and have a lasting impact on purchasing decisions. Consequently, for market success, it is essential to emotionalize services and products. Bloggers like me give them a face, obviously.
Native advertisement is key.
Hence, I believe that cooperation with experienced travel bloggers is a great way for all parties to use community marketing: The blogger gets funds and support in running his or her blog, the cooperation partner gets the service or product promoted in the most genuine, emotional, and credible way, and finally, the reader gets tons of inspiration and information first hand, well written – and for free.
On my blog and the respective social media, I’m offering a range of cooperation opportunities:
sponsored posts | travel journalism content creation | brand ambassadorship
Together with selected cooperation partners, I like to create individual and unique sponsored posts. Individuality and uniqueness are key, however, difficult to extract from a ready-made press trip.
Although I might consider these, my experience proves that individual trips give me a wholly different perspective, which is reflected in my one-of-a-kind articles.
Hence, are you interested in me telling my readers about your country, your region, your city, your hotel, your tours, and your services? Then I’m looking very much forward to hearing from you: mail@byemyself.com
This being said, please check out my blog and media information to make sure that I’m the right fit for your services or products before getting in touch. I’m flooded with standard emails and only respond to specific inquiries that will result in a win-win situation for both parties.
about recent cooperation partners
Since I started this blog in early 2017, I have already worked successfully with some reputable tourism-related companies:
tourist offices
hotels
| Hôtel Rotonde Aix-en-Provence | AccorHotels Pullman Schweizerhof Berlin | IHG|InterContinental Hotels Group Berlin |
| Premier Inn Berlin | AccorHotels Mercure Dusseldorf | Universal Boutique Hotel Figueira da Foz |
| Jan Ulrich Weingut Elbe Valley | Niu Cobbles Essen | |
| The Poet Hotel La Spezia | Hotel Motel One Lübeck | |
| Dorint Parkhotel Meissen | AccorHotels Mercure Porto Gaia | Renaissance Porto Lapa Hotel |
| The Emblem Hotel Prague | Radisson Collection Astorija Hotel Vilnius |
language schools
content creation
about compliance
Obviously, all posts reflect my own opinion, and travelogues are based on my personal experiences. Hence, if products, companies, brands, or services are introduced and recommended as part of the cooperation, I have tested, tried, and gotten to know them myself beforehand. Consequently, I am not using pre-written press texts or text elements.
Cooperations are marked accordingly, and links to products, companies, brands, or services set as part of the cooperation are provided as no-follow links.
Here Is A Choice Of Posts In Cooperation With Local Tourist Boards:
Three Days In Prague – For First-Timers And Repeat Visitors
Comprehensive Guide to ROME – For First-Timers, Repeat Visitors, And Eternal Admirers
Best Things to Do on a Long Weekend in Milan
Comprehensive Guide to FLORENCE – Home of the Medici, Cradle of the Renaissance
BUENOS AIRES – from the must-sees to the hidden gems
Best of LISBON – also for solo-travellers
Best of PORTO – Also if You Travel Solo
PALMA de MALLORCA – what to see in two days
Guide to DUBROVNIK, the Lustrous Pearl of Dalmatia
Best Things to Do in BRUSSELS, the Capital of Europe
PARIS Museum Pass: Skip the Lines And See It All For Less
LONDON – Off the Beaten Path
