If you are one of the people who follow me and my other blogs for quite some time, you probably know that I have been blogging since 2007 and have been experimenting with monetizing blogs since 2007. You also know that success didn’t happen overnight.
Other than my personal blog, a blog called yeheey.blogspot.com is probably the most successful blog I created, which has received huge readership and website traffic. It’s funny to see that, when I launched it 2 years ago, it was only receiving as low as 40 visits per day and earning 240 PHP per month!
At present, a blog yeheey.blogspot.com generates a minimum of 16,000 Php per month on one monetization model alone through an advertising placement service by Google, which is called AdSense.
Due to Google AdSense TOS, I can’t publicly show you the total earnings I had since I launched this site up to July 2019 (It’s US$7,680.00 though).
Anyway, here’s the payment I received for my July 2019 earnings (which I can show). Yup, you can say that this blog can earn 192,000-200,000 PHP per year on Google AdSense alone.
Is this success achievable by ordinary bloggers? The answer is YES! In this special article, I’ll be sharing with you the five strategies I’ve used to earn $3,840.00 or around 200,000 PHP on a single blog.
1. Create pillar contents
Pillar contents make your readers glued and make them keep asking for more. These articles are written with the highest quality possible, which can serve your readers well.
2. Invest in evergreen contents
Generate passive income through AdSense is content.
You see, many media start-ups focus on publishing trivial stuff, celebrity news, and gossips. This stuff doesn’t make people become better. They don’t help people decide, and they don’t influence lives to become better.
We believe in the power of evergreen and high-quality contents and in the ability of these contents to help people for many years to come.
3. Use design to improve your income
Whether you are using AdSense, affiliate links, direct advertising banners, or any other monetization method, leveraging design is always helpful to potentially increase your income.
Example: One of my blogs earns through affiliate commission, and the main marketing channel that I use to convert my readers is e-mail. I prioritize my main call-to-action through the help of my site design to focus on e-mail list building and nothing else.
Doing so helps me gather many e-mail subscribers whom I can convert and guide as my readers to the first step of the sales and marketing funnel that I’ve setup on my blog.
4. Follow the 80–20 content marketing rule
When it comes to content promotion and productivity, I always follow the 80–20 content marketing rule. This rule means that you should spend 20% of your time creating content and 80% of your time promoting it to gain readership.
Example: If it took me 1 day to write a new content, I’ll make sure to spend at least 4 days promoting it. Unless you already have massive followers, you need to remember that no one will ever read your content (even if it’s the best in the world) if you don’t promote it as hard as you can.
5. Build partnerships and relationships
If there is one marketing strategy that works really well to get website traffic fast, then that is relationship building with other influencers to leverage their existing fan base.
Example: If someone informed me that he/she created a valuable article to my audience and linked this article to my blog, I’ll be glad to share this post/article to the 1million readers that I gained through networks.
If 20 influential people, who have 1 million active subscribers each, shared your post, what do you think will happen? Prepare for a big website traffic flood!
The coolest thing about this strategy is that you’ll be receiving a free marketing service with influencers simply by linking or mentioning them. Plus, if multiple influencers shared your post, the active audience who loved it will probably become one of your audiences too.
The strategies presented earlier can be used not only for bloggers but also for everyone who uses a blog as a marketing tool.
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