Passive Income Blogging

I began to focus to my site, The Success Bug in May of 2020. My blog had no traffic and did not make any revenue.
However, as I wrote more stories and discovered my niche my website's traffic and earnings -- was increasing.
As of the month August I earned $2000. and I only spent $250 to start.
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One of the questions I am frequently asked as a blogger is "Can you earn money through by blogging?" I always answer by saying yes, but I do add that it won't happen over night. I encourage people to think about blogging the same way that they would approach investing. It is important to allow the time to allow your investments to increase before you enjoy the benefits.

It's one of the most lucrative side business opportunities to consider since it's inexpensive and it takes very little time, and is easy to integrate into your life.

There are many full-time bloggers that I know who earn an average of six-figure sum from their blogs. The best part is that they earn this income with only writing their blog for up to 10-20 hours per week. With increasing numbers of people go to the internet for information about products, reviews and tutorials this is the ideal moment to begin a successful blog on any topic.

How do I get started with blogging?

The blogging industry gets an unpopular reputation because it can take a long time before you earn a profit. There are certainly instances of exception, but you'll probably not find many visitors on your blog during your first year. You can expect to earn anywhere between $0 and $500 per month over the next twelve months.

This is due to the fact that the revenue you earn from your blog is largely on the amount of traffic you receive each month. In the first year, you'll probably have handful of hundred or a couple of hundred thousand visitors per month. Many people decide to stop blogging as a lot of us want immediate pleasure.

There isn't any reason to stop your blog once you have completed the first year. The only thing that blogs require is time and energy, since the financial expense to keep your blog going is low. The main expense is you hosting package, domain service provider, as well as a CMS platforms (WordPress, Squarespace, etc). There are hosting plan as little as $10 per month, the cost of a domain service is between $10 and $20 per year, and the majority of CMS platforms will cost less than $100 per year.

All you have to do is to earn $250 over the course of a year to be able to break even. It could be the case during the first year of your blog. However, if you're able to endure the challenge and establish no expectations for the first 12 months, you'll be able to experience the long-term benefits of having your own blog.

Monetizing your blog

There are three options to make money from your blog. You can choose to utilize displays advertising or affiliate marketing or even sell a item or service. Many bloggers choose to use display advertising because it's simple to create. In the beginning when you only join to Google Ad Sense you can earn anywhere from $0.30 up to $1 per 1000 views.

As your blog expands in popularity, you'll be able start working with top ad networks such as Ezoic, Mediavine, and Ad Thrive. When you are partnered with these networks your earnings per 1,000 pages will rise to anywhere between $7 and $30.

This is why it's vital to be aware of SEO since SEO will form the basis of the growth of your blog. If you have more numbers of visitors, the revenue you earn from ads will increase too as will the revenue from any affiliate product or services you provide on your site.

How I started my blog to earn money.

When I first began taking The Success Bug, my personal blog The Succeed Bug seriously in the month of May in 2020 it had no traffic and my co-founders and I were wondering whether blogging was the right thing for us. Fortunately, it was at this time that we started bringing on college students who were looking for blogging experiences.

In the summer, with a total of freelance writers and editors, we were able significantly increase the amount of content we produced. In the final days of summer, we were attracting about 2,500 visits per month.

In the summer, the topics covered ranged from entrepreneurship to marketing business strategy, personal finances. As we neared the end of period, we realized we covered too many subjects and only one topic drove the majority all of the attention: personal finances. We made the decision to put aside the other topics and concentrate on money.

We maintained a vigorous strategy for content, and we could increase our website traffic from 2,500 in September 2020 to 67,000 by May 2021. In the meantime we could join forces with Mediavine an award-winning display advertising network that pays us about 30 cents per 1,000 pageviews. We were able to sign up with Mediavine in June and were able to earn $672 during the month. The month of July we earned $1200. And this last month, in August, we earned $2,000. With our growth in revenue and we recruit more writers to write more content. With our current rate of growth we anticipate earning around $5,000 per month, which is excluding advertising in the year to end.

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