Updated April 2021 When I think of travel pants, the first thing that comes to mind is an older gentleman in cargo pants that zip off into shorts. It’s the ultimate kiss of death when it comes to fashion. While I’m far from the most fashionable person in the world, I draw the line at zip-off khakis. […]
Product Reviews: Essential Tools for Business and Life
At Location Rebel, we come across a lot of products every single day. Tools that can help you run your business, tools we know and love, products that are great for travel, you name it.
We do deep dives on some of our favorites to help you decide what's best for your business. And so the product reviews category was born.
Each post in this category is a product review of a specific tool, service, or product that we've actually used and recommend.
We review everything from tools and resources that are essential for running a business to cool things that can help you travel better.
Here are a few of our favorite product reviews at Location Rebel:
Lasso Review: Why Every Affiliate Marketer Needs This Plugin
For anyone who has a niche site that they monetize through affiliate marketing, you’ve undoubtedly run into some of the same issues over and over again. Just a few of them: Managing Links – How do you make sure your links stay updated across the site when you have 100s of them. Pricing Changes – […]
Does SEMrush Totally Suck? An SEMrush Review from a Real User
This SEMrush review is based on our personal experience with the service and using it for more than nine months. Learn more about SEMrush and sign up for a free seven-day trial here. Updated March 2020 to ensure accuracy and add my keyword research video. Like millions of other websites that have been around for […]
WP Engine Review: Is This the Best Managed WordPress Hosting?
Get FOUR MONTHS of free hosting with WP Engine when you join here. I’ve used a lot of different hosting companies over the years. From shared hosting like Bluehost when I first was starting out, to technical overkill hosting like Linode a couple years ago. Well, right now (and for the last three years) I’ve […]
Detailed SEO Blueprint Review: The Only SEO Course I Trust
I feel like this review is a decade in the making. I also feel like I’ve been using the term decade a lot lately, which is kind of freaking me out considering it’s proof of just how long I’ve been doing this. But that’s a topic for another day. The reason I feel like this has been […]
The Middle Finger Project Book from Ash Ambirge: Just Go Buy It…
I’ve got a secret to confess to: I’m extremely jealous of Ashley Ambirge of The Middle Finger Project. Don’t tell her I said that. Please, for the love of God, don’t tell her – I’ll never live it down. If you don’t know Ash, she is the author of a wildly successful blog called The […]
ConvertKit Review 2020: Why It’s the Best Email Marketing Option in 2020
I’ll just come right out and say it if you’re looking for the best email marketing software for your new small business, then ConvertKit is going to be your best choice. If that’s all you want to know, then look no further, and go signup for ConvertKit right now. But my guess since you’re reading this, is […]
Bluehost Review: The Truth About Bluehost Hosting Reviews
There are a ton of Bluehost reviews out there. 100s. Probably thousands. And here’s the deal, in the end, every single one has the same goal: To get you to buy hosting. Most Bluehost reviews? They will be overwhelmingly positive. Why? Because they pay some of the best affiliate marketing commissions in the hosting world. A handful […]
10 Years a Nomad Review: The Best Travel Book of 2019
I still remember the first time I ever met Matt Kepnes. It was outside a club in Bangkok, and as a mutual friend connected us he walked up, stuck out his hand and said “hi, I’m Nomadic Matt.” He was a minor celebrity in my world, where I’d just spent the last year doing research […]
100 Side Hustles Review: Struggling with a Business Idea? This Book is for You
My First Mentor I’ve told this story a lot on the blog, but given the circumstances, I feel it’s worth telling again. It was March of 2009. I was out of vacation days (already) for the year, so during my first meeting with Chris Guillebeau I was at a “doctor’s appointment” – which in some […]