How much earn with blogging?
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Adam Weston
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Top bloggers can earn seven-figure incomes from their blogs. There are different types of roles and streams of income for bloggers.
getseoonline
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More than enough to quit my shite corporate job, now do not ask me how much
Sophia hazel
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Many bloggers are earning millions with blogging. It depends upon the quality of content.
breakcode
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I feel you, bro
Roger Marquez
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Are you asking how much can you earn from blogging or how can you start making money from blogging?
MailShower
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$1 or $1M, what kind of question is that?
It depends on budget, niche, your effort, luck, +hundreds of other variables. Please, before asking, just simply use a few cells.
It depends on budget, niche, your effort, luck, +hundreds of other variables. Please, before asking, just simply use a few cells.
hideath
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Something between nothing and billions of dollars,
it's a free business and depends on how much you put into you,
the right question is, is it profitable compared to other business models?
yes, indeed.
it's easier, doesn't require as much as budget and is much easier to scale,
that would depend on your skills, mindset and niche tho
it's a free business and depends on how much you put into you,
the right question is, is it profitable compared to other business models?
yes, indeed.
it's easier, doesn't require as much as budget and is much easier to scale,
that would depend on your skills, mindset and niche tho
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it takes time to first establish your blog and then start earning from it.
blackbeans
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Yes, you can earn a lot with blogging but not in the way you think.
A lot of people think that they just find a topic that a lot of people are interested in.
They then build a blog around it and post content.
And pretty soon, all this money comes.
Best of all, you get paid month after month for work you did once a long time ago.
That's the awesome promise of digital passive income.
Think about that.
Unlike "normal" active where you have to show up somewhere, do the job, and then get paid (or else, you don't get paid again), passive income flips the script.
You work on something once but you get paid again and again when people find your content, click on ads, buy stuff, or do whatever else that makes you money.
Yes, you can make passive income with blogging but not in the way you think.
This is where a lot of people screw up because gone are the days of instant income with blogging.
I'm lucky enough to have started in this game at a time when instant income was possible.
I started around 2008 and I got to admit, the first few blogs that I produced were just garbage.
I didn't know what the hell people wanted so I talked about stuff that I was interested in.
That’s why they failed until I figured out the power of keywords.
I started creating content that actually has demand, and that's when I started making real money.
But Google has changed.
You can't do that anymore.
First, you got to wait because the Sandbox is real.
Depending on your niche, you may have to wait anywhere from 6 months in the best-case scenario to several years in the worst case.
On top of the wait, a lot of the ad networks out there are not as forgiving when it comes to niche specificity.
So, in many cases, you're settling for cents on the dollar.
Does this mean that blogging doesn't pay anymore?
No!
The precise opposite.
If you know what you're doing, blogging pays even better today.
Why?
Back in the day, it was easy to be lazy.
You just get on an ad network like AdSense, slap on the code, and it pretty much takes care of itself.
If you have enough blogs out there, each blog will be getting traffic passively, and there's enough aggregate and enough ad clicks for you to be comfortable at the end of every month because it's all about volume.
Well, today, thanks to Google's updates, there's less and less traffic.
But it doesn't necessarily translate to less and less money because if you are getting laser-targeted traffic and you are selling your own products, you can make way more money blogging today than at any previous point in time.
Why?
When you create your own products (and it can be ebooks, short reports, resource lists, or even courses and seminars), you are in control.
You control the sales page, you control the content, and you control the sales process.
This is way more than the control you get with a typical affiliate program product.
In fact, it doesn't even compare.
Because, for example, try to promote stuff off ClickBank, you are at the mercy of the sales competence of the people behind that product.
What if they can't sell even if their life is dependent on it?
Then, your chances of turning your traffic into cash pretty much go down the toilet.
If you want to make money with blogging, sell your own product.
Know your traffic.
Figure out their habits.
Get them on your list and use your list to do your selling for you.
Now, of course, this makes more sense in some niches than others.
But that's just the name of the game.
Still, when it comes to making the most money with the least amount of time and effort, selling your own products with your blogs is the way to go.
A lot of people think that they just find a topic that a lot of people are interested in.
They then build a blog around it and post content.
And pretty soon, all this money comes.
Best of all, you get paid month after month for work you did once a long time ago.
That's the awesome promise of digital passive income.
Think about that.
Unlike "normal" active where you have to show up somewhere, do the job, and then get paid (or else, you don't get paid again), passive income flips the script.
You work on something once but you get paid again and again when people find your content, click on ads, buy stuff, or do whatever else that makes you money.
Yes, you can make passive income with blogging but not in the way you think.
This is where a lot of people screw up because gone are the days of instant income with blogging.
I'm lucky enough to have started in this game at a time when instant income was possible.
I started around 2008 and I got to admit, the first few blogs that I produced were just garbage.
I didn't know what the hell people wanted so I talked about stuff that I was interested in.
That’s why they failed until I figured out the power of keywords.
I started creating content that actually has demand, and that's when I started making real money.
But Google has changed.
You can't do that anymore.
First, you got to wait because the Sandbox is real.
Depending on your niche, you may have to wait anywhere from 6 months in the best-case scenario to several years in the worst case.
On top of the wait, a lot of the ad networks out there are not as forgiving when it comes to niche specificity.
So, in many cases, you're settling for cents on the dollar.
Does this mean that blogging doesn't pay anymore?
No!
The precise opposite.
If you know what you're doing, blogging pays even better today.
Why?
Back in the day, it was easy to be lazy.
You just get on an ad network like AdSense, slap on the code, and it pretty much takes care of itself.
If you have enough blogs out there, each blog will be getting traffic passively, and there's enough aggregate and enough ad clicks for you to be comfortable at the end of every month because it's all about volume.
Well, today, thanks to Google's updates, there's less and less traffic.
But it doesn't necessarily translate to less and less money because if you are getting laser-targeted traffic and you are selling your own products, you can make way more money blogging today than at any previous point in time.
Why?
When you create your own products (and it can be ebooks, short reports, resource lists, or even courses and seminars), you are in control.
You control the sales page, you control the content, and you control the sales process.
This is way more than the control you get with a typical affiliate program product.
In fact, it doesn't even compare.
Because, for example, try to promote stuff off ClickBank, you are at the mercy of the sales competence of the people behind that product.
What if they can't sell even if their life is dependent on it?
Then, your chances of turning your traffic into cash pretty much go down the toilet.
If you want to make money with blogging, sell your own product.
Know your traffic.
Figure out their habits.
Get them on your list and use your list to do your selling for you.
Now, of course, this makes more sense in some niches than others.
But that's just the name of the game.
Still, when it comes to making the most money with the least amount of time and effort, selling your own products with your blogs is the way to go.
AmberJones
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HuffPost: earns $500 million per year TechCrunch earns $155 million per year
Angela Churchill
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As far as you can.
sam55
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Are you talking about blogging in English? Then I'm sorry to say you'll make absolutely ZERO.
It is not to demotivate or discourage you. Blogging is difficult nowadays. You need to know what you're doing and how it works.
Read a few blogging journey posts on this forum so you'll get the basic idea.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/my-journey-discussions.167/
