Looking for a quick, easy way to make money online? Then you’re on the wrong site. Make money blogging isn’t a get rich quick scheme. It takes time and dedication, but it is accessible to everyone. All you need is a laptop and the know how to set up a money making blog. It’s one of the few businesses you can start for less than $100.
Why is blogging the best way to make money online?
I’ve spent the last 6 months researching how to launch an online business in 2019. These were my three criteria:
- The solution had to be easy to follow.
- It needed to be possible for everyone (provided they stuck at it).
- It had to be achievable on a tiny budget.
Of all the options I looked at (and you can find out more by downloading my guide), blogging was the key to making money.
A blog acts as a conduit collecting your visitors from social media, forums, search engines and channelling this traffic into your money making products. By promoting your blog posts and giving away freebies you can attract traffic, feeding it into the sales funnels for your products.
How do I monetise blog traffic?
There are two key ingredients you need to make money online: traffic and a way of monetising your traffic.
It sounds simple, doesn’t it? Yet so many bloggers fail to generate traffic and find a way to monetise their blog. The main ways to monetise a blog are:
- Adverts
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored products
- Digital products
- Online courses and information products.
You can also use a blog to drive traffic to an online store selling physical goods or services.
Each method uses different strategies and most blogs will have more than one type of income. You can download my free guide to discover the best methods of making money online. Here’s a clue, they all involve blogging…
You may be thinking “That’s all very well but I can’t write!” If you can talk, you can write. This isn’t academic writing. It’s writing about a subject you’re passionate about. Plus creating videos and podcasts is a great alternative to lengthy blog posts. Not being a writer is no longer an excuse…
