This is the age old question and you are in the right place for real, honest answers. Many other bloggers lead you astray so they can add more profit to their income reports. They don’t care if they actually help you. We don’t do that nonsense here.
Like me, if you are re-launching into the blogging world, or even launching for the first time, you’ve undoubtedly googled to see if it’s possible to make $10,000 per month blogging.
Sometimes, no matter what I do, an article I’m pouring my heart and soul into refuses to take a pleasant form and remains absolute, utter garbage.
It’s a fair question and the top Google results from other bloggers are not giving you honest answers.
First, no. I’m not gonna take my shot at winning the Million Dollar Prize for the most read X article because I know my chances of winning are zero as I have virtually no presence on X, however…
This title sounds stupid yet it is a legitimate fear many writers have. It’s one thing to bare my soul (that’s what writing is) to strangers, but completely different when it’s for somebody I know.
I have fond memories of exploring the comment section of the manliness blog The Art of Manliness; sometimes the comment section was more fun than the article itself!
I used to have a blog called The Florida Explorer and it was my pride and joy and it died. It died not because I ran out of things to write, but because I could not get my articles as good as I wanted them.
Well, the celebrations and fun are over and the New Year starts in earnest today. Back to the drudgery of work. Back to quiet desperation. Is this the year I actually made a positive, forward change or it will be more of the same–day dreaming, day dreaming, and more day dreaming?
Every time I launch a new blog I get a jolt of electrical excitement, joyous joy, and, of course, thoughts of making a lot of money!