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For travel bloggers, guides, and tourism brands

Posts that go out while you are off grid.

Schedule before the flight, publish from our servers while you are off grid, and land brand collaborations.

Which of my trip posts got shared?

  1. Reading your posts
  2. Comparing with your normal
  3. Writing the answer
Ask anything about your Instagram

An example, not your account

The problem

What holds travel creators back.

  • Posting on the road means guessing the time zone every day.

  • Brand deals are hard to land and harder to keep track of.

  • A whole trip gets posted in a week, then nothing.

In Synclify

How Synclify helps.

01

Publishing that travels without you

Publishing runs on our servers. Schedule the week before the flight and it goes out on time while you are off grid.

02

Deals in the same tool

Collaborations, deliverables and invoices tracked beside the content they pay for.

03

A trip becomes a backlog

Bank the whole trip as drafts and drip it out for weeks, each post at its own peak hour.

The number worth watching

Shares

Travel spreads by being sent to somebody, not by being liked. A share is one person telling another they should go, which is the only interaction that reliably reaches people who have never heard of you and are planning a trip.
Asked

Which of my trip posts got shared?

Answered

The practical ones. The post on getting from the airport into town was sent on far more than the sunset reels. Want the next practical post drafted from your notes?

An example, not your account.

A week that works

Four travel posts worth making this week.

  • Monday carouselOne place in eight slides: how to get there, what it costs, when to go and what to skip.
  • Wednesday reelThe view people come for, followed by the walk it actually takes to get there.
  • Friday story setQuestions from people planning the same trip, answered with the specific names they need.
  • Sunday postA short itinerary for a weekend away, for the people planning their next one tonight.

Two mistakes that cost travel accounts the most

Captions that describe a feeling about a place.

Name the place, the route and the price. People share a post with whoever they are travelling with, and they share the useful ones.

Posting a trip in the order it happened, weeks later.

Lead with the post people will act on, the itinerary or the practical guide, while you still remember the details.

Posting times

  • 1Monday and Tuesday
  • 2Sunday evening
  • 3Their hours, not yours

Hashtags

  • #travel
  • #travelgram
  • #traveltips

Asked

Questions.

When should travel creators post on Instagram?

Monday and Tuesday, and Sunday evening. Both come from how this audience spends its day, not from hours read off any account; your own hours are in your account's data.

Which Instagram number should travel creators watch?

Shares. Travel spreads by being sent to somebody, not by being liked.

Which hashtags should travel creators start with?

#travel, #travelgram and #traveltips. Start there, then measure which of them reached people on your own posts.

Grow your travel audience starting today.

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