Credibility and they also state their social media and personal account

Clear indicator that the blog tries to promote itself by people following them and sharing them rather than bringing in people based off of a trial that later turns to a paid subscription.

Very casual emotion

Example of Pathos

This entire section of the blog is led to educate on locations they've visited.

Logos:

Provides evidence of tools to use to get started in travelling because of their major beginner audience.

They start at the bottom because they know someone who visits the page is not an expert on travel. This is an example of how they shape their writing to their purpose.

Helping a beginner by educating them on how to get off of their feet, a purpose within one of another category in this blog.

Assumes that the reader wants to start travelling.

Logos example;

Provides travel guides which can only be so specific if they've actually been there. They provide photos as evidence and personal stories; enough to believe them.

These photos show that the blog is not only just information, but stories, and beautiful scenery which brings in secondary audiences as well such as photography bloggers, and education bloggers which connected all these blogs together in a large context.

The author shapes their writing by being personal to where the audience can relate to them on a closer level.

This could be one sentence that describes the audience that they're trying to grab the attention of.

Uses logos by applying photos of them around the world which is appealing to the audience because the majority of people haven't seen these parts of the world.

This section wants to educate the reader as well financially, different parts of the blog have different purposes but they all narrow down to wanting to educate the reader and that education then inspires the reader.

Purpose.

Purpose

Purpose.

This could give credibility to the bloggers because it connects their audience to a more personal level that they're just normal people who love travelling rather than a company that wants to get your money.