Setting up affiliate blogs

achiever2011

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I came across many posts here saying that blogging is dead. I can understand that making money with display ads is very hard now but is it same for a blog earning through affiliate ? Or is there some scope left in that route ?
 
It's all about traffic, sir. Blogging isn't dead; it's just hard to rank websites these days.
 
a reputable blog site in its field earns money more through partnerships rather than just displaying ads. this shows that blogs aren't dead; they've just transformed into a more competitive space
 
Blogging for affiliate marketing definitely isn’t dead. While display ads have become tougher, affiliate blogs can still be highly profitable if you focus on a niche with good search demand and low competition. The key is high-quality, value-driven content that solves problems and recommends products genuinely. SEO is more important than ever, so optimizing for long-tail keywords can still bring in organic traffic
 
Well i am agree that blog its very competittive these days but its far from beying dead
 
I don't understand the craze for a blog, what advantage is there in that?
 
Blog is an indispensable part of the internet. However, currently, writing a blog and doing SEO for a website takes a lot of time and money. It is not simply that you just need to write articles and naturally have readers. You have to compete for keywords with many websites out there or you are a famous person with high natural traffic.
 
Blogging isn't dead; it's just changing. While display ads may not be as profitable, affiliate marketing still offers plenty of opportunities. By focusing on a specific niche, creating high-quality content, and engaging with your audience, you can drive traffic and generate sales through affiliate links. Adapting to market trends and leveraging analytics can help you succeed in this space. So, there's still scope for affiliate blogs—just approach it with a fresh strategy!
 
Supplement affiliate earnings with email marketing, sponsored content, and possibly even digital products, so you’re not entirely reliant on one income stream.
 
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