Is blogging worth the time?

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Anthony967

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Hi there,
I want to ask that if a new person starts blogging and want to earn quick like start earning in 6 7 months so is it worth giving it time or the person should do something else ?


Because blogging need consistency and we have to sit everyday for hours and do the same job to get results after 5 6 months.
 
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It doesn't matter. You might hit a popular niche. You probably won't. It's the same, though, anywhere you spend your time. You need to get lucky, and spend all the hours god gives you to work. There is no guarantee. You might end up broke, though whatever you do, if you aren't ahead of others in the market.
 
One of the worst choices if you don't know basics of computer programming as AI integration is required (with human supervision).

It's a bad choice unless you're an expert and have niche experience other people can't really have.

Also good backlinks will help you a lot. Basically your site stats, "reputation" and authority (not even big) help a lot.
 
blogging ain’t quick cash. 6–7 months just warming up, seo lag kills early hype. if u want bread fast, freelance gigs or smm hustle pays quicker. blog works only if u stack it slow on the side, treat it long game not sprint.
 
Anthony967 said:
Because blogging need consistency and we have to sit everyday for hours and do the same job to get results after 5 6 months.
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You don't really need 5 months. You only need to be indexed and ranked somewhere. This can be done without waiting by using old domains and other SEO tactics.
 
If the goal is to start earning quickly, blogging is not the best option. Blogging requires a lot of time, consistency, and patience before you see any meaningful results, often taking 6 to 12 months or even longer.

Instead of waiting months for traffic and income, it’s smarter to start offering services or selling products online. With an eCommerce store or freelancing, you can generate sales and income much faster since you’re directly providing value or products that customers want right now.
 
What would mean to be good at blogging?

I think that would mean you own a network of blogs where each brings you traffic on daily basis.

That's what I'd aim for if I approached this. Cheers.
 
It's up for you to decide if you feel you're being well rewarded for your time. I find blogging a waste of time.
 
TheSplinter said:
It's up for you to decide if you feel you're being well rewarded for your time. I find blogging a waste of time.
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Exactly.

Why would you do blogging instead of something more comprehensive like video, accounts farm, learn paid ads or start a business.
 
Anthony967 said:
Hi there,
I want to ask that if a new person starts blogging and want to earn quick like start earning in 6 7 months so is it worth giving it time or the person should do something else ?


Because blogging need consistency and we have to sit everyday for hours and do the same job to get results after 5 6 months.
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Blogging can pay off but it’s not a quick income source. If you want results in 6-7 months, freelancing or digital side hustles are more practical, while blogging works better as a long term game.
 
Would recommend social media more than blogging, you'll have a very hard ranking anything as a beginner. Social media is just a better path all around.
 
Blogging can work, but it takes patience. If you need quick money, better to try a side hustle while building the blog.
 
Blogging pays long-term, not instantly. In 6–7 months you may see traction, but for quick money freelancing or micro-services work better.
 
Blogging can work, but 6–7 months is still early. Most people need at least a year to see steady income. If you want fast money, maybe try freelancing or short-term gigs alongside it.
 
Blogging can still pay off, but it’s rarely “quick money” — the first 6–7 months are mostly about building authority and traffic. If someone wants faster returns, freelancing or other side hustles may be better, but for long-term compounding, consistent blogging is still worth the grind.
 
Panther28 said:
It doesn't matter. You might hit a popular niche. You probably won't. It's the same, though, anywhere you spend your time. You need to get lucky, and spend all the hours god gives you to work. There is no guarantee. You might end up broke, though whatever you do, if you aren't ahead of others in the market.
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Yeah in other words this is how life works also in my POV

Yeah building sites need all connections and links with internal-external links also

Accflip said:
blogging ain’t quick cash. 6–7 months just warming up, seo lag kills early hype. if u want bread fast, freelance gigs or smm hustle pays quicker. blog works only if u stack it slow on the side, treat it long game not sprint.
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Good point, its like a marathon but on the other side if the website shoorts up all the 1-2 years hard work pays off

Lannister10 said:
If the goal is to start earning quickly, blogging is not the best option. Blogging requires a lot of time, consistency, and patience before you see any meaningful results, often taking 6 to 12 months or even longer.

Instead of waiting months for traffic and income, it’s smarter to start offering services or selling products online. With an eCommerce store or freelancing, you can generate sales and income much faster since you’re directly providing value or products that customers want right now.
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I c, thanks for the advice and i might think about it
 
TheSplinter said:
It's up for you to decide if you feel you're being well rewarded for your time. I find blogging a waste of time.
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Yeah i get the point but on other side if your website shoots up you can be on top google searches in a specific niche
 
Anthony967 said:
I c, thanks for the advice and i might think about it
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Glad it helped! If you’d like, I can share a few simple ways to get started with freelancing so you don’t waste time figuring things out. What kind of skills or products are you most interested in?
 
Lannister10 said:
Glad it helped! If you’d like, I can share a few simple ways to get started with freelancing so you don’t waste time figuring things out. What kind of skills or products are you most interested in?
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As side of seo and other stuff i am in to forex trading
 
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