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ATTENTION: Before you contact me, be aware of the following. I do not accept link exchanges. If I know and read your personal travel blog, not your business’ website, I may add you to my Links page, but that decision is at my discretion. I also no longer accept sponsored posts unless it directly relates to my blog and its ideology. If you don’t know what it is or haven’t read my blog before, don’t email me. If you do have a well written relevant sponsored post, you can contact me and we will go from there. Also, don’t offer me lowball figures like $30 for three links in a poorly written sponsored post. You won’t like the reply. If you are a travel blogger interested in a guest post, however, feel free to contact me.

If you meet the aforementioned criteria, here’s my blog by the numbers (current as of 4-14-12):

3 years blogging
1,442 Twitter followers
270 Facebook fans
450 StumbleUpon connections
1,000+ video views on Vimeo, YouTube and TripFilms
3,000 page views per month
873,190 Alexa ranking
- 213,380 in the United States
- 176,742 in the United Kingdom
- 86,384 in Australia
Syndication through the Uptake Travel Gem program and on Travel Avenue

It may not sound like much, but in all honesty, the numbers are just that. You can’t meet up with numbers in foreign cities or count on numbers to leave positive comments or give you advice. So you want to know more about the CITC reader?

52% are American
mostly aged 25-34
mostly female
without children
college-educated

Now you want to know what kind of posts are featured on Caroline in the City. If you haven’t gotten a chance to read my blog (since you probably should if you want to advertise on here), this is the type of topics we cover:

international and domestic travel, specifically Europe, the southern United States and Australia
solo and female travel
budget travel and backpacking
gear, accommodation and book reviews
gap years and career breaks
essays on the relationships and emotions surrounding travel

I’ve worked with many accommodations, tour operators and PR professionals in the past three years and here are just a few:

Esotouric Tours (see: The Dark Side of Los Angeles)
Groovy Grape Getaways (see: Caroline in the Outback)
Ozzie Pozzie Hostel (see: Home Sweet Ozzie Pozzie)
Backpack Oz and Guest House (see: Hostel Review: Backpack Oz)
Giveaways from PrintRunner and UPrinting

If you’re still interested in advertising on CITC, congratulations. You’ve made the right decision. Now we just need to talk logistics. Here’s what I’m willing to offer you: