How Much Are You Making Blogging?
- Thread starter caleb888
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- Aug 16, 2014
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Blogging is still worth starting, but earnings can differ widely based on effort, niche, and time invested. In the beginning, most bloggers earn little to nothing usually around ₹0 to ₹10K per month in the first few months. As they gain experience and traffic, income can grow to ₹10K–₹50K per month. Established bloggers with strong traffic and the right niche can earn anywhere from ₹50K to ₹5L or more each month. The key point is that results don’t come instantly. Those who stay consistent for 1–2 years often see real growth and steady income.
- Sep 9, 2023
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It still works, but it’s not quick money.
Most beginners make little to no progress in the first few months. Once things start ranking, you might see a few hundred a month, and with time, it can grow into thousands if you stick with it.
The key is consistency and picking the right niche. It’s slow at the start, but it compounds.
Most beginners make little to no progress in the first few months. Once things start ranking, you might see a few hundred a month, and with time, it can grow into thousands if you stick with it.
The key is consistency and picking the right niche. It’s slow at the start, but it compounds.
blogmen
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- May 16, 2021
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Nope. Ppl above answering with chatgpt or they selling something, or both.
Maybe if you already master some social media traffic sources you could bring traffic to a blog that way but still might not be worth it in terms of monetization.
Dora Griffin
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- Apr 3, 2026
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Blogging can be still worth it , but it is definitely slower than it used to be . Some people make decent money , but it usually takes months ( or even years ) to see real income. A lot depends on your niche , consistency , and how well you learn SEO .
- May 30, 2024
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Most beginners earn little to nothing at first, and it can take 6–12 months to reach even a few hundred dollars per month. With consistency, some grow to $1,000+/month, but that takes time and strategy.
Ethann Walker
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- Apr 10, 2026
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I'm also new, so I'm not making much yet, maybe just a little here and there. what I have seen, it takes time before you see any real income from blogging. I think it's still worth starting, but only if you're ready to be patient and stay consistent
Cruscate
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- Jan 20, 2022
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Yes, blogging is still worth starting. You need to be patient when growing your new blog before you get profits.
- Mar 16, 2025
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Blogging still pays well but the issue with blogging is when you start newly, you might experience low traffic and no earnings but with consistency and quality/original content, you will surely grow and make alot.
Glam Goddess
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- Apr 8, 2026
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for me its small money some months just few dollars some months around 50 to 100 depends on traffic blogging is slow at start you wont earn much early but if you stay consistent and grow traffic then income can increase over time.
JennetOrtega
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- May 12, 2026
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I’ve noticed the folks who stick around tend to treat it like a slow burn instead of a quick cash machine. What helped me was picking one traffic source and one monetization method and grinding on those before adding anything else. Otherwise it feels like juggling flaming torches with one hand tied. Tracking what actually moves the needle saved me a lot of wasted effort.
ChillVibes
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- Feb 17, 2025
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Still worth it if you treat it like a real business, some blogs make $0, some make $10k+/month, consistency and niche matter the most.
- Sep 11, 2025
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Blogging still works but it's very different now compared to years ago some people make a few hundred a month while other scale to full-time income with SEO affiliate marketing ads and digital products. The bigger factor is consistency and choosing the right niche/traffic strategy
KarlosVerona
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- May 20, 2026
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I’ve noticed blogging feels slow at the start, but things pick up once you stick to one niche and stop jumping around. What helped me was focusing on posts that actually solve a problem instead of chasing random keywords. Monetization also changes the game a lot - affiliate stuff usually paid me way better than ads early on. Small wins add up if you keep showing up.
- May 27, 2016
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It is worth it, you can probably earn around 300$ per month in 4 to 6 months. That is if you know how to do blogging correctly. Afterwards sky is the limit , I've seen some bloggers making 100k/month or more.
