Today I want to share 7 ways you can support the A Lady in London blog. A lot of work goes into running the blog, and I appreciate anything you’re willing to do to show your loyalty. From simple things like subscribing to bigger methods like buying me a coffee, there’s no shortage of ways you can support the blog.

Support the A Lady in London Blog

How to Support the A Lady in London Blog

There are 7 ways you can support the A Lady in London blog right now. Many are simple things that take less than a few seconds. They’ll make a big difference to me, so I hope you’ll take the time.

Spring Blossoms in London

For over a decade, I’ve worked 7 days a week writing blog posts, editing photos, sharing content, traveling, and doing all the behind-the-scenes work that goes into running a blog. It’s a huge effort.

If you’ve ever gotten advice, inspiration, or even a warm fuzzy feeling from my blog or social media, now’s your chance to give back and show your support.

St Lukes Mews in Notting Hill

7 Things You Can Do

So here are 7 things you can do today. Whether you do one or all, I’ll be grateful that you’ve made the effort.

Biscuiteers Notting Hill

1. Read the Blog

The simplest way to support the A Lady in London blog is to read it. Even if you only have a minute or two a day (or week), reading through my blog posts will help boost my traffic and earn me income.

You can use the search box to find specific topics you’re interested in, or go through the blog posts in any order you want to. The more you read, the more you help. It’s that easy.

Just reading this blog post right now is making a difference, so thank you.

London Skyline

2. Buy Something

If you come across a blog post with links to a website where you can book or buy something, you can help by making a booking or purchase.

I sometimes earn a small commission (at no cost to you) when you make purchases after clicking on links from my blog to external websites.

You’ll be helping me out if you buy something from Amazon, Etsy, or another website I’ve linked to. The same goes for accommodation bookings on Booking.com.

You don’t have to buy the specific product I link to, either. Any purchase will help. My blog posts about books, films, hotels, and other things have these kinds of links.

Portobello Road Market in Notting Hill

3. Watch and Subscribe on YouTube

Beyond the blog, you can show your support by watching my YouTube videos and subscribing to my channel. I’ve made a big effort to publish a video a week, and there’s a wide range of videos on my channel now.

From London neighborhoods like Notting Hill to markets and day trips, you can find all the things you love on the blog in video form. You can watch and subscribe here.

A Lady in London YouTube

4. Have a Coaching Session

As many of you know, I offer blog coaching for clients. If you want to do a private session via Skype or Zoom, you can hire me to help you start a blog or take yours to the next level. I offer Instagram and social media coaching as well.

General Assembly London

5. Subscribe and Join the Community

If you haven’t already subscribed to the A Lady in London blog and monthly newsletter, you can show your support by doing so (it’s free!). You can join the community on Patreon, too.

For the blog, you can subscribe via email or Bloglovin’. If you choose email, you can decide whether you want to receive an email with my latest blog posts every time there’s a new post, once a week, or once a month. You can subscribe here.

If you want to subscribe via Bloglovin’, you can do so here.

For the A Lady in London newsletter, you’ll get a monthly email with a lot more than what’s on the blog. It’s a great way to keep up with all things lovely London and beautiful travel. You can subscribe here.

And for the community, you can join via my Patreon page. You’ll get access to exclusive member benefits like early access and voting power.

Pink Mews House in Notting Hill

6. Follow and Engage on Social Media

You can also follow me on social media and like, comment on, and share my posts. It would be a welcome support if you engage with my content on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, TikTok, and Threads.

It would also be great if you pinned the photos from my blog on Pinterest. That helps me get traffic, which in turn helps support my business.

A Lady in London Instagram

7. Buy Me a Coffee

Another way to support the blog is to buy me a coffee. It doesn’t cost much, an it’s a great way to show your appreciation if you’ve gotten useful advice or information from the blog (or if you just like what I’m doing and want to show it).

Thank You

Whether you do one or all of the things on the list, thank you. Your support is what keeps the A Lady in London blog going, and it means a lot to me to have it.

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Some of the links in this blog post are affiliate links. At no cost to you, I earn a small commission when you click on them and make a purchase. It doesn’t affect the way you shop, and it’s a great way to support the A Lady in London blog.

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18 Comments on Lady’s 7 Ways You Can Support the A Lady in London Blog

  1. Hi, I love the pictures you take around London, and I’m a keen fan of North Wales, so pictures there are appreciated.

    Happy birthday,
    and stay safe!
    Regards Robin Abrehart.

  2. Thank you for being so authentic. I love your blog, content and photography. You’re an inspiration to those of us that aspire to follow in your footsteps! This will pass and you’ll be traveling in no time, with your readers still by your side. But in the meantime, consider your birthday wish granted. Hope you’ve had a great day!

  3. Have a lovely Birthday whenever it is and thankyou for all the beautiful pictures of my beloved London. (My birthday month as well!)

  4. Great to see a wonderful newsletter and the fabulous London sights, a place I have been privileged to visit twice and hope to do so again before the end of the year. I hope that you have a wonderful birthday and keep the good times coming.

  5. Happy birthday! Your photos and stories are always enjoyable. Thanks for the hard work you put into them. The videos and lovely as well. Wishing you good health and happiness.

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