Hi everybody,
I have a blog on blogger and have been using adsense to get money from it, so far I've gotten about 200eur, mostly trough manual traffic exchange. Which I know is dangerous, boring and very bannable. Nonetheless it was a good way to familiarize myself with the whole "scene".
Now I wanna make a serious blog with quality content and monetize it again with adsense and without the painstaking process of manual traffic exchange. As I understand it right now, the steps are
1. Make blog (Should I go for wordpress or blogger?. Also, I've read in different threads that wordpress is the "best" and that you have two possibilities with it, host the blog somewhere (paying $$) or hosting it in wordpress (for free), is that correct?
2. Find a niche. (Is there any advice/tool to find niches?)
3. Make content.
4. Backling. Twitter, forums, google+, facebook, etc.
5. More content.
6. More links
ad nauseum
Do I have the right "big picture" here?
Would really appreciate any advice or input you guys could give. Experiences are also welcomed
I have a blog on blogger and have been using adsense to get money from it, so far I've gotten about 200eur, mostly trough manual traffic exchange. Which I know is dangerous, boring and very bannable. Nonetheless it was a good way to familiarize myself with the whole "scene".
Now I wanna make a serious blog with quality content and monetize it again with adsense and without the painstaking process of manual traffic exchange. As I understand it right now, the steps are
1. Make blog (Should I go for wordpress or blogger?. Also, I've read in different threads that wordpress is the "best" and that you have two possibilities with it, host the blog somewhere (paying $$) or hosting it in wordpress (for free), is that correct?
2. Find a niche. (Is there any advice/tool to find niches?)
3. Make content.
4. Backling. Twitter, forums, google+, facebook, etc.
5. More content.
6. More links
ad nauseum
Do I have the right "big picture" here?
Would really appreciate any advice or input you guys could give. Experiences are also welcomed
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