Blogging Is No Get-Rich-Quick Scheme

[Nomad]

I started blogging as a hobby but as I started making money, I was encouraged to work even harder. However, I did realize believed blogging was not a quick way to make money. Imagine blogging like making apple juice without a juicer. That’s why I prefer to write for clients for money and put blogging as a hobby project. I even work with microblogging and short-form content, especially on forums. People are more likely to engage with concise, value-packed posts than long essays.

 

[Kera]

The people that I have actually seen succeed with blogging took years to get success.

 

[Starmix]

Indeed, it takes time and effort to earn from blogging. Many shifted to Vlogging. Viewers like to see real things vloggers portrayed,

 

[Sanjeev]

Yes, it takes time to earn from the blogs. I am not in to blogging because it's very slow way to earn in the starting and takes time when you're a beginner.

 

[monster_masterpiece]

Yes, it takes time to earn from the blogs. I am not in to blogging because it's very slow way to earn in the starting and takes time when you're a beginner.

In the past monetize blog with CPM ads or CPC or even pay per lead was profitable because many people read articles, nowadays you need video content creation because people like to see a video even if it is a tutorial, not only on Youtube but even Waveful or Odysee could serve for monetization without creating your vlog.

 

[Fidelia]

I would rather go for earning from podcasts these days than trying to earn from blogging. It takes too much to monetize a blog.

 

[monster_masterpiece]

I would rather go for earning from podcasts these days than trying to earn from blogging. It takes too much to monetize a blog.

Time and money

 

[Min George]

The average blogger would spend not less than two years growing their blog to start getting recognition.