Options to monetize Blogger

Flepao

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I’d like to briefly share my situation. First of all, I apologize for any writing mistakes — I’m Brazilian and using a translator.

From 2020 (at the start of the pandemic) until February of this year, I was working with a Brazilian platform that allowed users to create news articles and earn a share of the ad revenue. The CPM wasn’t very high, but I was making more than a minimum wage each month. One good thing about it was that it didn’t differentiate clicks by country — a click from Bolivia was worth the same as one from the United States.

My business model was simple: I have eight Facebook accounts and I’m a member of neighborhood groups from all around the world, mainly across Latin America. I would find the latest local news on Google, copy and paste it into the platform, and credit the original source at the end of the article.

For example: if there was a news story two hours ago about a robbery in the Copacabana neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, I would copy the article, paste it into the site, credit the source, and then share the link in Facebook groups related to that neighborhood. Today, I’m probably a member of over 2,000 groups covering more than 200 neighborhoods.

Everything was going well until February this year, when the site owner shut down the platform and deleted all his social media accounts, making it impossible to contact him. To make things worse, he also didn’t pay out earnings for January.

After that, I started searching for new ways to keep earning money using the same strategy. Since this was my only source of income, I currently can’t afford to buy a custom domain, so I’m using Blogger’s free domain instead.

Unfortunately, most ad networks don’t accept Blogspot domains, so I’m using Adsterra. However, since most of the groups I post in are from Latin American countries, my CPM is very low.

I’d really appreciate any suggestions for other platforms that would allow monetization with a Blogger domain — or any other tips you might have. Thank you so much in advance!
 
I’d like to briefly share my situation. First of all, I apologize for any writing mistakes — I’m Brazilian and using a translator.

From 2020 (at the start of the pandemic) until February of this year, I was working with a Brazilian platform that allowed users to create news articles and earn a share of the ad revenue. The CPM wasn’t very high, but I was making more than a minimum wage each month. One good thing about it was that it didn’t differentiate clicks by country — a click from Bolivia was worth the same as one from the United States.

My business model was simple: I have eight Facebook accounts and I’m a member of neighborhood groups from all around the world, mainly across Latin America. I would find the latest local news on Google, copy and paste it into the platform, and credit the original source at the end of the article.

For example: if there was a news story two hours ago about a robbery in the Copacabana neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, I would copy the article, paste it into the site, credit the source, and then share the link in Facebook groups related to that neighborhood. Today, I’m probably a member of over 2,000 groups covering more than 200 neighborhoods.

Everything was going well until February this year, when the site owner shut down the platform and deleted all his social media accounts, making it impossible to contact him. To make things worse, he also didn’t pay out earnings for January.

After that, I started searching for new ways to keep earning money using the same strategy. Since this was my only source of income, I currently can’t afford to buy a custom domain, so I’m using Blogger’s free domain instead.

Unfortunately, most ad networks don’t accept Blogspot domains, so I’m using Adsterra. However, since most of the groups I post in are from Latin American countries, my CPM is very low.

I’d really appreciate any suggestions for other platforms that would allow monetization with a Blogger domain — or any other tips you might have. Thank you so much in advance!
Sounds like you’ve worked really hard and built a smart system. Sorry to hear about what happened with the platform — that’s rough. I’m sure you’ll find a new way to bounce back soon!
 
Alternative Ad Networks for Blogger - While Adsterra is an option, you might also try PropellerAds, Infolinks, or Bidvertiser, which sometimes accept Blogspot domains.
Upgrade to a Custom Domain - This would be the most effective solution long-term. Domains can be purchased for as little as $10-15/year, and would immediately qualify you for better ad networks like Google AdSense, Mediavine, or Ezoic.
Content Improvement Strategy- Instead of just copy-pasting, try adding value by:
Summarizing multiple sources into one article
Adding your own analysis or local context
Using AI tools to help rewrite content uniquely
Affiliate Marketing - Include relevant affiliate links in your articles for products or services that might interest your audience.
 
I’d like to briefly share my situation. First of all, I apologize for any writing mistakes — I’m Brazilian and using a translator.

From 2020 (at the start of the pandemic) until February of this year, I was working with a Brazilian platform that allowed users to create news articles and earn a share of the ad revenue. The CPM wasn’t very high, but I was making more than a minimum wage each month. One good thing about it was that it didn’t differentiate clicks by country — a click from Bolivia was worth the same as one from the United States.

My business model was simple: I have eight Facebook accounts and I’m a member of neighborhood groups from all around the world, mainly across Latin America. I would find the latest local news on Google, copy and paste it into the platform, and credit the original source at the end of the article.

For example: if there was a news story two hours ago about a robbery in the Copacabana neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, I would copy the article, paste it into the site, credit the source, and then share the link in Facebook groups related to that neighborhood. Today, I’m probably a member of over 2,000 groups covering more than 200 neighborhoods.

Everything was going well until February this year, when the site owner shut down the platform and deleted all his social media accounts, making it impossible to contact him. To make things worse, he also didn’t pay out earnings for January.

After that, I started searching for new ways to keep earning money using the same strategy. Since this was my only source of income, I currently can’t afford to buy a custom domain, so I’m using Blogger’s free domain instead.

Unfortunately, most ad networks don’t accept Blogspot domains, so I’m using Adsterra. However, since most of the groups I post in are from Latin American countries, my CPM is very low.

I’d really appreciate any suggestions for other platforms that would allow monetization with a Blogger domain — or any other tips you might have. Thank you so much in advance!
I'm also Brazilian, and I also live in Rio de Janeiro. I'm just starting out in this world and I'm lost. I also created a blog about gardening and I intend to get traffic through Pinterest. I downloaded a course about Pinterest here on this same forum where everyone seemed quite enthusiastic about the file. I'm just starting out on it, I need to adjust Pinterest as much as possible and then see what I can do with the blog. If I live only on traffic or can I reconcile it with affiliate links. If you can help me with any tips, not only with my strategy but also with yours, I'll be grateful because I also have no money.
 
You can monetize Blogger through Google AdSense, affiliate marketing, or sponsored posts.
I’ve worked with AdMaven, and their ad solutions integrate well with Blogger, helping increase revenue effectively. Highly recommend giving them a try.
 
I`m sorry for not being paid, I know how frustrating it can be. Finding an ad network with the right demand for your type of traffic is a trial and error process in my opinion, so it's up to you. However, if you need my recommendations, I'd say try Mondiad. It has many ad formats, 10$ daily cashouts and fast support if you have any questions. To me, it's by far the best newbie-friendly platform for ad monetization. Hope to hear an update soon.
 
If you make your business on top of another person's setup then this is what will finally happen to it. I have done similar things, and ultimately it does not ends well.

If you think that you can drive enough relevant traffic to your domain then setup a domain, buy a good web hosting and start a news site targeting local news. Instead of crediting the source, try to re-write the news content, use AI if required and post 500 to 800+ words news articles. Do basic SEO and try to rank those articles in organic search too.

In the long run, try to monetize your site with Adsense, that way you will have a stable business.
 
I’d like to briefly share my situation. First of all, I apologize for any writing mistakes — I’m Brazilian and using a translator.

From 2020 (at the start of the pandemic) until February of this year, I was working with a Brazilian platform that allowed users to create news articles and earn a share of the ad revenue. The CPM wasn’t very high, but I was making more than a minimum wage each month. One good thing about it was that it didn’t differentiate clicks by country — a click from Bolivia was worth the same as one from the United States.

My business model was simple: I have eight Facebook accounts and I’m a member of neighborhood groups from all around the world, mainly across Latin America. I would find the latest local news on Google, copy and paste it into the platform, and credit the original source at the end of the article.

For example: if there was a news story two hours ago about a robbery in the Copacabana neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, I would copy the article, paste it into the site, credit the source, and then share the link in Facebook groups related to that neighborhood. Today, I’m probably a member of over 2,000 groups covering more than 200 neighborhoods.

Everything was going well until February this year, when the site owner shut down the platform and deleted all his social media accounts, making it impossible to contact him. To make things worse, he also didn’t pay out earnings for January.

After that, I started searching for new ways to keep earning money using the same strategy. Since this was my only source of income, I currently can’t afford to buy a custom domain, so I’m using Blogger’s free domain instead.

Unfortunately, most ad networks don’t accept Blogspot domains, so I’m using Adsterra. However, since most of the groups I post in are from Latin American countries, my CPM is very low.

I’d really appreciate any suggestions for other platforms that would allow monetization with a Blogger domain — or any other tips you might have. Thank you so much in advance!
I would like to give you a little advice. Set up an IG news page in a region that has a location opening. and indicate on your profile and content that they can send instant events. encourage people to send you instant events. then share these posts in fb groups. gather followers and then you can start receiving local ads.
 
Learn Media Buying, and start finding jobs in Linkedin or here, the whole world is moving to paid ads, there are thousands of jobs for media buyers. for entry level, dont purchase anything, instead go for the free course and resource available online.
 
Blogger with free domain limits you, but PropellerAds and MGID still work. Also, spin some affiliate offers or use cloaked links to boost earnings without needing high CPM.
 
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