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    RailwayBlogger is a blog dedicated to all things railway following my love for heritage railway, today’s railways and model railways. Expertly written from a position of experience and knowledge. Barrie has been employed in the railway industry for over 40 years after qualifying as a railway electrical engineer. In addition he has extensive heritage railway experience over a similar period of time and is currently the Chief Mechanical Engineer at a Heritage Railway. When not occupied with full scale trains, Barrie enjoys railway modelling. Barrie’s extensive contacts within the railway industry often give him exclusive access to project and sites and enable him to write sought after reports with photos.

     

    Statistics

    The blog started in January 2017

    Page views March 2018: 15,760 (Google Analytics)

    Twitter: 4,700

    Facebook: 2,600 follows for railwayblogger (heritage railway page)

    Facebook:   300 follows for modelrailwayblogger (model railway page created April 2018)

    Instagram: 850

    Pinterest: 680 followers

    PA: 17

    DA: 16

    SEO: ranks in the top 10 search results for 40+ relevant keywords including the top 3 for ‘railway blog’ (source: Wincher)

    I publish on average 1 post per week and I post to Facebook and Twitter every day.

    The photos on this website are my own unless stated and I used an iPhone 6 or a Samsung Galaxy S9. Some photos have been cropped or lightened from the original. Some photos are my originals taken in the 1970s and 1980s and scanned to digitise.

    What can the RailwayBlogger give you

    • Honest and informed reviews
    • Original photography and quality writing
    • Dedicated social media across all my channels
    • A highly engaged and loyal readership and social media following
    • Quick follow up and timely write up

    How to work with the RailwayBlogger

    Railway trip reviews

    Model railway reviews

    Railway book and DVD reviews

    Event Invitations

    Press trips

    Social media coverage

    Hosted competitions and giveaways

    Sponsored posts

    Long-term sponsorships

    Selective product placement

     

    Popular Posts on RailwayBlogger

    Heritage Railway: Somerset and Dorset railway event to mark the anniversary of closure

    Today’s Railways: Exclusive access to Eastleigh Works and Relaxing on the sleeper train

    Model Railway: 5 key areas to address to make your model railway look realistic

    Book Review: An Odyessey in Steam Book Review

     

    Contact details

    Email: [email protected]

    Twitter: railwayblogger

    Facebook: railwayblogger  and modelrailwayblogger

    Instagram: railwayblogger

    Pinterest: railwayblogger

     

    Please contact me for further statistics and for my rates.

    If I have received a product, trip or invitation as a gift I will always disclose and give my honest opinion. All the thoughts and opinions expressed on this blog are my own.

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