Comments on: How Much Do I Earn from Blogging? A Reader’s Question Answered.

By: Zamri Nanyan

Zamri Nanyan — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 16:42:56 +0000

Just keep doing what you love the most. The money will come naturally when you do the right things consistently. :)

$70 from TLA is not that bad for a start. The value is like over $200 in my country and many would still be happy to get it as a side income.

And keep it up!

By: Suze

Suze — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 06:35:02 +0000

You’re making 70.00 more a month than I am, at this point anyway, so that’s not a bad thing LOL I really just started my blog, my internet money blog that is, my personal blog I’ve had for years but haven’t attempted to make any money on that one. Who cares if you’re only making 70.00 or even 5.00, as long as you have good content and provide some sort of information or help to someone and people like to read what you post, the big money would be nice, but it’s not the whole point. :O)

By: Barbara Rozgonyi

Barbara Rozgonyi — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 04:10:59 +0000

Thanks for being honest about your blogging income. Just this week, I got my first sponsorship offer for advertising on my blog. To me, blogging is mostly about outreach - as a blogger you’re opening minds and facilitating a conversation. While moneytizing every effort is a good end goal, publishing a blog often pays off in ways that can’t be measured by dollars and cents. For example, your content gets distributed via communities and search engines that are only open to blogs - good to find your blog through BlogRush.

By: Rebecca

Rebecca — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 23:23:55 +0000

Don’t turn your nose up at $70.00 that’s only $30 short of a $100 and $20 more than $50 and $70 dollars more than if you weren’t blogging. It’s better than standing on the street selling flowers. Keep up the good work. I certainly will not unsubsribe, but will keep right on reading. Enjoying your blog. Thank you.

By: Marvin Double

Marvin Double — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 20:55:53 +0000

Some think that blogging for money is a violation of the whole blogging ethic. Corrupt devious and perhaps evil. There were many that thought the same thing about the commercialization of the internet back when. I’m not one of those souls. Here’s my opinion on the matter, poverty sucks and everyone’s got to eat. If someone can make money blogging I say more power to them, even if they don’t get rich in the process. The internet, offers the average person to lift themselves up by their bootstraps and perhaps improved their lot in life. If a point and click blogging platform can do offer that kind of opportunity I say Bravo. So long as you make money honestly, so long as you aren’t being devious or dishonest I think that’s a good thing.