Full time adsense blogger?

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Does anyone here already quit their day jobs and go full time on blogging?

Is it possible? How much earnings per day and how many website do you have?
 
There are many full time bloggers. And adsense is not the only revenue stream for bloggers. No one's going to reveal their earnings or even niche for that matter. Do your own research. Read the threads here, specially the IM journeys sub-forum, you'll get to learn a lot.
 
A moderate number of people live from this. But is not easy by any means, and extremely stressing since there is a pseudo-random component that will keep you against the ropes

I could tell you that I earn $100 $200 or $300 with my network and the sole trust of my word I would not feel it enough, but if you want to know how much some people are earning with real data and some screnshots in the process best idea is to check the journeys sections and see many journeys specifically talking about this kind of blogging money earning process
 
Thanks for the feedback, actually I am not full-time on blogging and my goal is at least $0.50 to $1.00 per day (I don't know if it's possible on AdSense site alone).
 
yes it's possible.. I make $15k per month from just one niche site.. and it keeps increasing.. once you start getting that stable income, you just need to keep producing content..
 
yes it's possible.. I make $15k per month from just one niche site.. and it keeps increasing.. once you start getting that stable income, you just need to keep producing content..
Can you give some tips?
 
If you have the traffic, the blogging part is simple. I earn a very nice income from blogging/adsense, but as it's autopilot, I just let it run and spend my time on other projects.
 
You could monetize it via CPA, ads and also affiliate marketing. One can also sell guest posts for an additional revenue stream.
 
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Can you give some tips?

As one of the posters said, you can check in the journey section.. also there are many blogging training/courses nowadays.. and tons of free information available on youtube and on google. Learn SEO, keyword research, what google likes, etc. One tip that I can give is not to give up so early. Start a niche, focus on it and produce tons of content.. many people produce 200-300 articles, don't see many results, and give up. My site only started getting traction at around 500 articles.
 
As one of the posters said, you can check in the journey section.. also there are many blogging training/courses nowadays.. and tons of free information available on youtube and on google. Learn SEO, keyword research, what google likes, etc. One tip that I can give is not to give up so early. Start a niche, focus on it and produce tons of content.. many people produce 200-300 articles, don't see many results, and give up. My site only started getting traction at around 500 articles.
I already have a blog in tech niche. As the niche is very competitive, I always get trouble finding keywords and topics to write about. Currently my blog has 15 articles and getting only 15k visits monthly. Earning is very low ($100-110)
How do you find topics to write about?
 
It is not suggested to leave your job for blogging. Both can be done at the same time.
 
I already have a blog in tech niche. As the niche is very competitive, I always get trouble finding keywords and topics to write about. Currently my blog has 15 articles and getting only 15k visits monthly. Earning is very low ($100-110)
How do you find topics to write about?

If you manage to get 15k views just from 15 articles, you are already on the right track. Finding keywords and topics is the standard challenge that everybody has. Have you tried all the keyword research strategies? From the basic ones like the google alphabet soup method, spy your competitors ranked keywords, and so on. Have you tried all the keyword research tools out there? How many hundred videos/guides have you gone through? Just keep learning and try new things every day. The difference between those that succeed and those who don't is how much they persevere.
 
I went full-time when one of my blogs 14 years ago started making more than $2000 a month passively.

I wrote those blog posts several months before, and like clockwork, month after month, that specific blog was making me $2000.

That's when I knew I was on to something.

But of course, I diversified my online businesses so I'm less exposed to Google's mood swings.

So yes, you can make a full-time income as a blogger.

But it depends on your niche.

For instance, it's going to be easier for you to live off your blogs if you are targeting high CPC niches like personal finance, credit insurance, legal services, or legal issues — that kind of thing.

But yes, people do make a full-time income as an AdSense blogger.

It also depends on where you live.

For instance, if you live in Manhattan, New York City, your required minimum monthly passive income from AdSense is going to be much higher than if you live overseas or if you live out in the Midwest or somewhere.
 
There are many people who quit full time jobs and are doing blogging. You have to take small steps first.
 
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