My Unprofitable Blogging Journey :P

[Dejavu Goat]

Woww you're making progress broo why not continue working on it

 

[hideath]

If you see an opportunity with this blog and do have the budget to make a good ROI out of it, then you should continue,
It all depends on the number and quality of posts published as well as the keywords targetted (type, value, competition and volume)

 

[Juherianto]

This is awesome without having any backlink, set and forget, then you can achieve that results. I can say you have done great job on your on-page SEO, keep working on it

 

[Jennifer lopez]

Your stats look good for a blog that was forgotten. If you keep working in it eventually it may grow to something bigger, as long as you have passion to work on it.

 

[blogmen]

Start monetizing with ads. Submit to adsense and ezoic. When profits start trickling in, you'll get motivation to create more content.

 

[Israel Chima Nnabuike]

A loser is he that quits. Therefore, don't think of leaving it. The discouragement from your team was a enough to make you quit but you continued.

Why now? I hope you have learned one or two things along the line. So, improve on them and move on.

Blogging is not an easy adventure at all, but it really worth it if done right.

 

[Banik_Babe]

I second this. If you have hardly posted on the site at all over the last few months (if at all) and are seeing growth I’d keep going. 150 a day isn’t bad. Apply to ezoic (they don’t have a limit anymore) If you 3 times that over time you can make a good side income.

Now the traffic is around 300 users per day. Fo you think ezoic is an option for me?

I'm using adsense and it barely gives me $0.20 per day!

 

[popbradley]

It wouldn’t hurt to try.

Now the traffic is around 300 users per day. Fo you think ezoic is an option for me?

I'm using adsense and it barely gives me $0.20 per day!

 

[lotsofmoney]

There is a blog I follow with income like $20000 per month. In his income reports, he has mentioned that in first two years, he made almost nothing. But he never gave up and with time google gave him better push.

 

[AmberJones]

If it's a Legal Blog then the CPM or RPM must be high am I right? Why not triple the post and start building backlinks?

 

[blackbeans]

First of all, congratulations on going from nearly zero clicks to over 1,500 clicks.

This has been an awesome journey so far.

What is so awesome about your post is that it is a great reminder to everybody that there is such a thing as a Google Sandbox.

When people just put up a new website, they most likely will land in the Sandbox.

It often takes anywhere from six months to a year and a half to two years to get out of that Sandbox.

This is the point where you're getting a decent volume of traffic.

A lot of people think that this is negative.

I think this journey from zero to something substantial is a great thing.

Why?

It scares off competitors.

People who are just in it for quick and easy money are not going to stay for the long haul.

They'll find something else to do that pays off at a much higher rate in a shorter period of time.

Crypto, for example, has an ROI in the thousands of percent and I'm already factoring in shitcoins and other duds as well as scams.

That's how lucrative that space is if you even have half a clue of what you're doing.

SEO or online content publishing on the other hand favors the patient and people with a long-term vision.

I think you're doing well and keep up the good work.

More power to you!