Working On Older Posts Returned To Ghostly …
Hi gang! I returned about 80 posts to Ghostly Activities yesterday. These are posts like ghost stories and ghostly profiles that date from February 2013 – May 2019.
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10 Things I’ve Learned About Ghost Hunting
16 years is a long time to spend your money and time on anything. In this article, Jake drops some wisdom and regrets from his ghost hunting career (if you can have a career in ghost hunting that is). Get the scoop after the jump.
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Fixing Up Old Posts This Week
… but I have a ghost story and gadget review coming soon.
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HAPPY SPOOKY SEASON
Wishing you a very happy spooky season! Enjoy autumn, cozy sweaters, strong coffee and chilly mornings!
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Why I Stopped Doing Residential Paranormal Investigations
I stopped doing private home investigations a few years back. I’ve had a few too many bad experiences, and here are the reasons why I pass on residential ghost hunts. Get the scoop after the jump.
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I’m A Cozy Ghost Hunter … and That’s Fine by Me
Cozy ghost hunting treats an investigation like a mystery to solve. You follow a haunted lead, find clues, present evidence, and try to solve the case. There’s more emphasis on having a small team and focusing on experiments that deliver evidence of the ghost’s identity and motivation.
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About Ghostly Activities
Ghostly Activities has been around the InterWebs for a while now. It started as a ghost hunting team in Chicago, and then became a tutorial site for new ghost hunters. It started in January 2013 on Tumblr until it became a full-fledged website in July of that year. Over the…
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Can You Make A Living As A Ghost Hunter? | Ghostly Q&A
Ghost hunting isn’t a very lucrative career path. For the most part, investigators don’t charge for their services. And, hey, you gotta get paid to make a living. But there are few things you can do to make money in the paranormal. Get the scoop after the jump.
