How to Install Stay22 LetMeAllez Script and Create Maps
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on May 11, 2026.
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Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on May 11, 2026.
Disclaimer: This post contains sponsored content. This Week in Blogging uses demographic data, email opt-ins, and affiliate links to operate this site. Please review our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
If you have read our Stay22 review, you know how I have used the service's deep linking, maps, and POP popup (via the LetMeAllez script) to increase my earnings several times over (with March 2023 ending just over $1,000- a new record!).
In this one, I wanted to offer a deep dive into how to use Stay22 properly once you are signed up for the service. While this is one of the easiest to use networks we've ever been a part of, there are some things to keep in mind all the same.
We are focusing on three elements of Stay22 that we absolutely love- how to build a deep link, how to create a map with live hotel pricing, and installing their LetMeAllez script to utilize link redirects and the POP popup.
Note: This article was sponsored by Stay22. As always, all opinions are our own.
Modern Events Calendar Review – Event Sharing Made Easy
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on April 17, 2023.
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One question I regularly received on my Pittsburgh blog from readers and potential advertisers alike was simply “do you have an events calendar?”
For the longest time, my answer to that was a resounding no simply because I thought the amount of time that it would take to manage an events calendar would not be worth any potential return on investment (especially because, let's be honest, getting advertising on a local site can be hard!).
It wasn't until I heard of a few creative ideas to monetize an event calendar that I was sold that it was something I wanted to pursue, and after a fair bit of research I settled on the Modern Events Calendar plugin. So in this one, I thought I would share a review of the tool, how I use it on my local site, and some unique monetization ideas as well.
Stay22 Review – Offering Novel Tools to Make More Travel Affiliate Money
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on May 11, 2026.
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Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on May 11, 2026.
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Stay22 has been taking the travel blogging world by storm in recent months, with bloggers flocking to the network to utilize their many services like consolidating deep links across many networks in one portal, generated maps with live hotel pricing, and a novel popup feature that targets readers who are planning trips.
I've been a user of Stay22 for several years now, and it has been fascinating to see how this one has developed over time. With the recent addition of their POP pop-up feature, my hotel income has increased by almost 5x- making me one very happy travel blogger.
So in this one, we thought we'd share a few of our favorite features from Stay22, how to use them, ways to get the most out of the network, and, of course, how they've helped supercharge our affiliate earnings!
Note: This review is sponsored by Stay22; however, all opinions are our own. The booking data shown is my actual data without modification.
Buy Me a Coffee Review – A Source of Extra Blogging Income
Published by Chris. Last Updated on March 13, 2023.
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Buy Me a Coffee hails itself as “the best way for creators and artists to accept support and membership from their fans.” Today, we're going to talk about whether that's truly the case.
When we're talking about memberships, Patreon is the first name that comes to mind, but Patreon really hasn't figured out the “casual supporter” dilemma – ie. the reader or subscriber that might love what you're doing, but doesn't want to be locked in to a monthly subscription.
Buy Me a Coffee has made strides recently to become more membership focused, but at it's core what makes it worth it for creators is that it's a very easy method to give your audience a way to say thanks. As they note, “In just a couple of taps, your fans can make the payment (buy you a coffee) and leave a message. They don’t even have to create an account!”
Jeremy and I put a lot of time into This Week in Blogging and so we set up our own Buy Me a Coffee account (though you'll notice that we went for the “Buy Me a Beer” option based on what we like sipping on!). Thus far, it's been a fantastic way for us to not only bring in extra revenue to support the project, but also to hear from subscribers directly about the value they're receiving.
Besides the income, which is both humbling and appreciated, the emotional boost that you get when a new supporter takes the time to throw a few bucks your way is immense, and that's part of the reason we're big fans.
Niche Product Sites Case Study #5 – Finding Momentum
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on March 6, 2023.
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Welcome to the fifth entry into our niche product site case study series.
In this case study, we are tracking the performance of niche product sites I created between 2020 and 2022, what is working, what is not, income and traffic changes, and lessons learned along the way.
The first site we will look at is The Grape Pursuit, a wine blog I started in early 2020. The second site is Hipster Homesteaders, a home & garden plus food & beverage blog we started in late 2021 (where we merged two lagging product sites, a coffee blog and sous vide blog, into a broader umbrella branding to allow for more content to be produced with other topics).
In the last six months, the wine blog has started to find its footing and is gaining momentum with new ideas we are replicating at scale. The homestead site's growth in traffic has been slow, but an uptick in affiliate sales is showing progress that we're on the right path.