Yes, exactly! And the great thing is that if you have your posts on your own blog, you can build yourself a passive income from advertising and affiliate revenue on top of the one-time Hive reward - if you have posts that have good SEO that is.
In the coming months, we will move ahead with the decentralisation of TravelFeed, so you don't depend on TravelFeed for your blog, but can also host it yourself or using a different provider. Moreover, we are working on a licensing protocol that takes advantage of decentralised storage (like current posts on Hive that are saved on the blockchain) and complements the social-media layer of Hive for content creators: While for social media content the ability of having your content displayed censorship-resistant on many different frontends is great, Hive currently lacks a licensing layer. As a result of this, currently all content on Hive is handled by frontends as if it was public domain, which is a problem for content creators (who lose control of where their content is displayed and potentially harm the SEO of their own blog) and frontends alike (who potentially display user posts without having the license to do so).
Can't wait to travel again!
half of it is to technical for me :D i kinda understand what are you talking about but the details are lost to me :D
I don't think i could have a successful stand alone blog for travel as i don't travel enough, but i will test this option for sure when i get access to it.
From the video, setting up everything looks really easy.
Haha sorry for all the developer talk, just really excited to build this :D
You would be surprised, many of the top-ranking travel blogs are written by copywriters who have never been to the destination they write about..
You should be off the waitlist now, please let us know how you find it when you give it a try!
Plus, where you live is a travel destination for others! ;)