Here we are on Blogging Tips Part 5; I hope that everyone has not only enjoyed the Blogging Tip Segments that have been posted on here. I also hope that they have helped a lot of my viewers and readers the blog is going to go over the many ways that you can use Blogging for a profit.
As a freelance writer one of the main ways that a lot of writers have an ever-growing profit coming in when they don’t have any clients is through blogging for a profit. Now you may ask; Do they just one blog or do they use several blogs and have an AdSense Account that will link all of the other blogs together so that when you have a visitor on any of your work from either website.
Using More Than 1 Blogging Platforms
In all honesty, it is smart to have 2 or 3 blogs and only putting a few topics on each website. Now you may wonder why would you do that? One of the reasons you are going to want to do this is because by dividing it up and only having certain titles on certain blog platforms. You have the ability to keep the blogs topic friendly.
For instance, if you are someone that writes about Computer Technology and other computer information you are going to want to have a blog just for that information. Or if you are someone that is all about recipes and tips for cooking you are going to want to make sure you make one just for that topic. By doing that you can send your clients to the certain blogs without them having to read other topics that are irrelevant to what they contacted you for. Just make sure that you keep everything separate and organized for your readers, viewers and possible clients.
How Much Can I Make?
This is one of the biggest questions that writers and freelance writers ask all of the time. The simple answer to that is the income is endless. It all really depends on these 3 things:
- How much you write.
- What you write about and how popular the topic is
- Your viewers and your readers
By using your AdSense account and linking your blogs to AdSense you will be able to make an ever growing profit with blogging .
