Blogging is a popular past-time for many. But for some, it’s a source of income. If you have the knack for writing, why not set up your own blog and start reaping the rewards of making cash out of it? There are actually so many ways of income-generating opportunities that your blog has to offer. Here are five of the most popular ways that you might want to take advantage of.
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Affiliating your website through Google AdSense is one way of generating passive income through your blogs. How do you earn money from this? When you enroll your blog through the Google AdSense program, you will be allowed to display three banner or text-only advertisements in your blog page. Whenever someone clicks that ad, you get to earn money! If your blog has thousands of pages and it has thousands of visitors every day, you have better chances of earning big bucks! When your account has accumulated $100 and up, you’ll be eligible to get your payment already.
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Another way of earning money through your blog is by getting sponsors who will pay in exchange for letting them display ads on your blogs. If your blog is so popular already and people are asking you if you could allow them post ads on your blog pages, now is the right time to come up with a plan. You can offer different advertising programs with corresponding price tag. The price could range depending on the size of the banner ad or the length that your client wants the ad displayed on your pages.
Writing reviews about books, products, or establishments gets you paid either in cash or in kind. If you have established your credibility as a guru or expert in your niche field, expect people to contact you, asking you to write good things about them. Because you have gained a considerable influence among the consumers, your words are too precious that they can’t afford not to have you to say something about their products or services. Before your write a review, your clients would send you their products that you could try out. You don’t have to say all the good things about the product. You don’t also have to write a really scathing review. A balanced one would be good enough. Just lay the facts and let the consumers judge whether or not they’d want to get the product that you’re writing about.
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If you have been writing about your niche market for so long that your blogs have accumulate a lot of information already, why not collate what you’ve written, tweak the information a little, then publish and e-book? You can then sell them through Amazon! Don’t forget to advertise it through your blog, of course. You can never tell, you might be the next best-seller!
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With your credibility as a blogger and with the thousands of followers you have, it’s not just the businesses that would want to have a slice of your blog. SEOs and webmasters would also want to have your blog’s authority to pull up their rankings and increase their ratings. That’s called backlinks building. Say, your blog already enjoys a PR 5 or 6, a website with a PR or 3 or 4 that wants to improve his PR rank would ask you to include his link in one of your posts. However, you should be careful about this. It’s important to make sure that the website that you’re sharing does not have a bad reputation, or else, it could have an adverse effect on your blog’s rating, as well.
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