Hey, I’ve just been featured on CNBC and I want to say hello to all of my new readers. You can read the CNBC article here – I made $40,000 a month from 3 income streams during a 4-month cruise around the world—here’s how If you are a new visitor – welcome to Making Sense…
Hey,
I’ve just been featured on CNBC and I want to say hello to all of my new readers.
You can read the CNBC article here – I made $40,000 a month from 3 income streams during a 4-month cruise around the world—here’s how
If you are a new visitor – welcome to Making Sense of Cents!
I have received many emails about how I was able to afford this trip. I have a free How To Start A Blog course that you can sign up for here. I also talk about this below and how I’ve been able to earn over $5,000,000 blogging over the years.
If you want to read more about my world cruise trip, I recommend reading Around-The-World Cruise With A Kid (25+ Countries In 4 Months!).
Here are some blog posts that you may find helpful and enjoy:
If you have any questions, please leave a comment below or send me an email.
Thanks for stopping by.
-Michelle Schroeder-Gardner
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In addition to reading the CNBC article linked above, I also want to talk about how I grew a blog that has earned me over $5,000,000. I know I will get a lot of questions, so I figured it’s best to lay it all out right here 🙂
What started as just a hobby turned into one of the most life-changing things I’ve ever done – that’s starting my blog, and learning how to make money with it.
Since learning how to monetize a blog over 10 years ago, I have now earned over $5,000,000 from my site. This is still hard for me to believe, and I’m the one who’s lived it!
In the beginning, all I was doing was tracking my own personal finance progress as I finished school and started paying off my student loans. Blogging was a very new concept to me at the time – I heard about it from a magazine – and people were just learning how to monetize blogs back in 2011.
Most bloggers started back then with display ads and sponsored posts, but the options have only increased.
Because of all of the new ways to make money blogging, like affiliate income and selling your own products, you can make somewhat passive income as a blogger.
Passive income is my favorite way to make money because it makes blogging even more flexible and something I can do as I work from home, travel, and work whenever I want.
Blogging has changed my life for the better, and I’m now earning thousands of dollars a month doing something I love.
Learning how to monetize a blog takes work and time, but it’s 100% possible to do. I started earning money after just six months of blogging, and I didn’t even set out to make money when I created Making Sense of Cents. Just think of the potential if you start out knowing that making money blogging is possible!
Starting my blog is one of the best things I’ve ever done for my work, personal, and financial life. And, I urge anyone who is interested to start a blog and learn how to monetize it.
How I earned my first income from blogging
Many of my readers have heard this story, but I love sharing it because I started out like many of you, except I had no idea that blogs could make money. When I started Making Sense in August of 2011, I simply wanted a way to keep track of my financial progress and meet others who had similar goals.
As I started getting to know other bloggers in the community, a blogger friend of mine connected me with an advertiser who was willing to pay me $100 for an advertisement.
I couldn’t believe someone would pay me $100 to advertise on my site!
While it wasn’t a lot of money, especially considering the amount of time and work I put towards my blog in those 6 months, it was very motivating to see that something I loved doing could actually make money.
After that first $100, I started doing a lot of research on how to monetize a blog, and my blogging income quickly grew from there.
One year after I started my blog, I was earning around $1,000 a month, and I was making around $10,000 monthly two years after I started Making Sense of Cents.
My income only continued to grow, and I am still earning a healthy income from this website today.
How To Start A Blog FREE Course
If you want to learn how to monetize a blog and you haven’t started your blog, then I recommend starting with my free blogging course How To Start A Blog FREE Course.
Here’s a quick outline of what you will learn in this free course:
Day 1: Reasons you should start a blog
Day 2: How to determine what to blog about
Day 3: How to create your blog – in this lesson, you will learn how to start a blog on WordPress, and my tutorial makes it very easy to start a blog
Day 4: How to monetize a blog – this is where you learn about the many different ways to make money blogging!
Day 5: My tips for earning passive income from your blog
Day 6: How to grow your traffic and followers
Day 7: Miscellaneous blogging tips that will help you be successful
This is delivered directly to your email inbox, and you will learn how to grow a blog from scratch.
Start with a plan for your blog
Sure, you can start on a whim, and that’s kind of what I did, haha.
But, I do think that creating a plan is a good idea if you want to learn how to monetize a blog. This can help you get an organized start, identify your blog’s niche, decide on your blogging goals, find opportunities for blogging income, and more.
It wasn’t until 2015 that I finally created a blogging plan (that’s 4 years after I started!), and my blog income grew significantly after that.
I credit that growth to creating a plan!
Having a plan would have been a huge help in the beginning, and I wish I would have started with one. I probably missed some income opportunities because I had no real plan or direction in the first couple of years.
Since creating a blogging plan, I became more focused on goals and motivated toward improving and building Making Sense of Cents.
Here are some questions that you may want to ask yourself when creating a plan for your blog:
What will you write about on your blog?
How do you want to make money with your blog?
What will you do to reach readers on your blog?
What are your goals for your blog?
Thinking about, researching, and answering these questions will help guide you on your journey and help you decide what to do next.
Write high-quality and engaging blog posts
Your blog’s content is extremely important. This will be what attracts your readers, has them coming back for more, earns you blogging income, and more.
Now, you don’t need to be an expert or need a degree to start talking about a subject, but you do need to be knowledgeable or interested in what you are talking about. And, always be truthful! This will show in your writing and actually help your readers.
To write high-quality content on your blog, here are some tips:
Figure out exactly what it is that you’d like to write about and why you think the content is important. Being passionate about a subject will give you the motivation to write content that people want to read. Just think about it: If you don’t enjoy writing your content, then why should you expect someone else to want to read it?
Ask your audience what they want you to write about. Many of my best ideas come from expanding on reader questions.
Research your blog topics by reading news articles, going to a library, searching for statistics and interesting facts, and more.
If your blog posts are more personal in nature, then dig deep and share your thoughts, and be personable in your writing – your readers want to hear your story!
Write long, helpful content. Sure, some great content may only be a few hundred words, but to be as helpful as possible, long content is usually the best. My content is usually over 2,000 words, and this article is around 5,000. Now, you don’t want to just write a lot of fluff content in order to get more words in – you want to actually be helpful!
Reread your content. I used to read my content 10 times or more before I would publish it. Now, I have an editor who makes sure I’m always publishing high-quality content.
Network, network, network
If you want to learn how to monetize a blog, then networking can be extremely helpful.
Networking can mean:
Making friends with other bloggers
Attending blogging conferences
Sharing content that other bloggers have written
Following other bloggers in your niche on social media
Signing up for other bloggers’ newsletters
Joining blogging groups on Facebook
Some bloggers don’t do any of these things and purely see other bloggers as competition. I don’t believe this is the correct way to approach blogging because you will hold yourself back immensely!
Networking is important because it can help you enjoy blogging (friends are nice to have, right?!), teach you new ideas (such as how to make money blogging or how to grow a blog), make valuable connections, and more.
Keep in mind that networking is even how I earned my very first $100 blogging. My blogging friend connected me with an advertiser, which helped changed my blogging journey.
I have learned a lot about blogging from the blogging community, and the people I’ve connected with have been a tremendous support as I’ve grown my blog.
Be prepared to put in a lot of hard work
Starting a blog is relatively easy. But, growing and learning how to monetize a blog takes a lot of work.
You’ll have to:
Start a blog, design it, create social media accounts, and more
Write high-quality blog posts
Attract an audience of readers
Monetize your blog
Continue learning about blogging
And more
Even when I was just a new blogger and had no plans of making money blogging, I was still spending well over 10 hours a week on Making Sense of Cents.
When I was working my full-time day job and earning an income from my blog, I was working around 40-50 hours a week on my blog on top of my day job!
Now that I blog full-time, my hours vary. Some months I hardly work, and there are other months that I may work 100 hours a week.
It’s not easy, and there’s always something that needs to be done.
But, I absolutely love blogging, which makes the hard work a little less tough.
How to monetize a blog: 4 different ways
There are many different ways you can monetize your blog, including:
Affiliate marketing
Advertisements and sponsorships
Display advertising
Create your own product, such as an ebook, course, physical or online products, and more
You could choose to monetize your blog using all of these methods, or even just one. It’s just a personal decision.
For me, I like to be diversified and monetize in many ways, so I do them all.
Below, I am going to dive a little deeper into each way to make money blogging.
1. Affiliate marketing
Affiliate marketing can be a great way to make money blogging because if there is a product or company that you enjoy, all you have to do is review the product and share a unique affiliate link where your readers can sign up or make a purchase.
In fact, this is my favorite way to monetize a blog. I enjoy it because it can be quite passive – I can create just one blog post and potentially earn an income from it years later. This is because even though a blog post may be older, I am still constantly driving traffic to it and readers are still purchasing through my affiliate links.
Affiliate marketing is a blog monetization method where you share a link to a product or company with your readers in an attempt to make an income from followers purchasing the product through your link.
Here are some quick tips so that you can make affiliate income on your blog:
Use the Pretty Link plugin tocleanupmessy-lookingaffiliatelinks. I use this for nearly all of my affiliate links because something like “makingsenseofcents.com/bluehost” looks much better than the long, crazy-looking links that affiliate programs usually give you.
Provide real reviews. You should always be honest with your reviews. If there is something you don’t like about a product, either don’t review the product at all or mention the negatives in your review.
Ask for a commission increase. If you are doing well with a particular affiliate program, ask to increase your commissions.
Build a relationship with your affiliate manager. Your affiliate manager can supply your readers with valuable coupons, commission increases, bonuses, and more.
Write tutorials. Readers want to know how they can use a product. Showing them how to use it, how it can benefit them, and more are all very helpful.
Don’t go overboard. There is no need to include an affiliate link 1,000 times in a blog post. Include them at the beginning, middle, and end, and readers will notice it. Perhaps bold it or find another way for it to stand out as well.
You can learn more about affiliate marketing strategies in my course Making Sense of Affiliate Marketing.
2. Advertisements and sponsorships
Advertising on a blog is one of the first ways that bloggers learn how to monetize a blog. In fact, it’s exactly how I started!
This form of blogging income is when you directly partner with a company and advertise for them on your website or social media accounts.
You may be writing a review for them, a tutorial, talking about their product or company, taking pictures, and so on.
If you want to learn how to increase your advertising-income, I recommend taking my Making Sense of Sponsored Posts course.
3. Display advertising
Display advertising is one of the easiest ways to make money blogging, but it most likely won’t earn you the most, especially in the beginning.
I’m sure you’ve seen display ads before. They may be on the sidebar, at the top of a post, within a blog post, and so on.
The ads are automatically added when you join an advertising network, and you do not need to manually add these ads to your blog.
Your display advertising income increases or decreases almost entirely based on your page views, and once you place the advertisement, there’s no direct work to be done.
If you want to learn how to monetize a blog through display advertising, then some popular networks include Adsense, MediaVine, and AdThrive.
Personally, I use AdThrive for my display advertising network. I don’t have many display advertisements on my blog, but it is easy income.
4. Sell your own products
Another popular way to monetize a blog is to create a sell your own products.
This could be an online product, something that you ship, and so on, such as:
An online course
A coaching program
An eBook
Printables
Memberships
Clothing, candles, artwork, hard copy books, and anything else you can think of
And the list goes on and on. I have seen bloggers be very successful in selling all kinds of things on their blogs.
What’s great about selling your own product is that you are in complete control of what you are selling, and your income is virtually unlimited in many cases.
I launched my first product about 5 years after I created Making Sense of Cents, which was a blogging course called Making Sense of Affiliate Marketing. I regret not creating something sooner because this has been an excellent source of income and has helped many people along the way.
Have an email list
If you really want to learn how to monetize a blog, I recommend that you start an email list from the very beginning.
I waited several years to start my email list, and that was a huge mistake!
Here’s why you need an email list right away:
Your newsletter is YOURS. Unlike social media sites, your newsletter and email subscribers are all yours, and you have their undivided attention. You don’t have to worry about algorithms not displaying your content to readers, and this is because they are your email subscribers. You aren’t fighting with anyone else to have them see your content.
The money is in your email list. I believe that email newsletters are the best way to promote an affiliate product. Your email subscribers signed up to hear what YOU have to write about, so you clearly have their full attention. Your email list, over any other promotional strategy, will almost always lead to more income and sales.
Your email subscribers are loyal to you. If someone is allowing you to show up in their inbox whenever you want, then they probably trust what you have to say and enjoy listening to you. This is a great way to grow an audience and a loyal one at that.
Email is a great way to deliver other forms of content. With Convertkit, I am able to easily create free email courses that are automatically sent to my subscribers. Once a reader signs up, Convertkit sends out all the information they need in whatever time frame I choose to deliver the content.
Attract readers
As a new blogger, you’ll want to find ways to attract a readership to your blog and your article.
No, you don’t need millions and millions of page views to earn a good living from blogging. In fact, I know some bloggers who receive 1,000,000 page views yet make less money than those with 100,000 monthly page views.
Every website is different, but once you learn what your audience wants, you can start to really make money blogging, regardless of how many page views you receive.
Having a successful blog is all about having a loyal audience and helping them with your content.
Even with all of that being said, if you want to learn how to monetize a blog, learning how to improve your traffic is valuable. The more loyal and engaged followers you have, the more money you may be able to make through your blog.
There are many ways to grow your readership, such as:
Write high-quality articles. Your blog posts should always be high-quality and helpful, and it means readers will want to come back for more.
Find social media sites to be active on. There are many social media platforms you can be active on, such as Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Youtube, and others.
Regularly share new posts. For most blogs, you should publish content at least once a week. Readers may forget about you if you go for weeks or months at a time without a blog post.
Guest post. Guest posting is a great way to reach a new audience, as it can bring new readers to your blog who will potentially subscribe to it.
Make sure it’s easy to share your content. I love sharing posts on social media. However, it gets frustrating when some blogs make it more difficult than it needs to be. You should always make sure it’s easy for readers to share your content, which means your social media icons should be easy to find, all of the info input and ready for sharing (title, link, and your username tagged), and so on. Also, you should make sure that when someone clicks on one of your sharing icons the title isn’t in CAPS (I’ve seen this too many times!).
Write better titles. The title of your post can either bring readers to you or deter them from clicking over. A great free tool to write better headlines is CoSchedule’s Headline tool.
Apply SEO strategies. SEO (search engine optimization) is not something I can teach in this small section, but I go over it below in another section.
Have a clean and user-friendly blog design. If you want more page views, you should make it as easy as possible for readers to navigate your blog. It should be easy for readers to find your blog homepage, search bar, blog posts, and so on.
Now, I also want to talk about helpful resources, courses, and more that can help you to learn how to grow your page views on your blog.
Below are some of my favorite blogging resources to help you improve your traffic:
Grow through SEO
SEO (search engine optimization) is how you get organic search traffic to your blog.
When you search a phrase on Google, you’ll see a bunch of different websites as the results. This is the result of these websites applying SEO strategies to their blog.
This is a great way for readers to find your blog, and SEO is important to pay attention to as you learn how to monetize a blog!
Below are some of my favorite SEO resources:
Stupid Simple SEO: This is my favorite overall SEO course, and one of the most popular for bloggers. I highly recommend taking it. I have gone through the whole course, and I constantly refer back to it.
Easy On-Page SEO: This is an easy-to-follow approach to learning on-page SEO so your articles can rank on Google. I have read this ebook twice, and it is super helpful.
Easy Backlinks for SEO: This ebook will show you 31 different ways to build backlinks, which are needed for SEO.
How To Get 50,000 Pageviews per Month With Keyword Research: This ebook shares the steps for keyword research so that you can get SEO traffic to your website.
Common questions about how to monetize a blog
Below, I’m going to answer some questions I’ve received about how to start a blog such as:
How many views do you need to monetize a blog?
How do beginner bloggers make money?
Why do bloggers fail?
How many posts should I have before I launch my blog?
How many times a week should I post on my blog?
How many views do you need to monetize a blog?
The amount of page views needed to make money blogging varies, and there is no magic number that you should be aiming for.
This is because it depends on so many factors, such as how you will monetize your blog, your niche, the number of email subscribers you have, the quality of your website, and more.
You may see success with 10,000 page views a month, or you may see success with over 100,000 page views a month. It simply depends on the factors above.
How do beginner bloggers make money?
Beginner bloggers can make money in many different ways, such as display advertising, affiliate marketing, creating their own products, and sponsorships.
You can start any of these right from the very beginning.
Display advertising is usually the easiest way to begin monetizing a blog, but the payoff is not very high, especially in the beginning when your page views are not high.
How many posts should I have before I launch my blog?
I recommend just launching your blog as soon as you have one blog post and a design. Building a huge backlog of blog posts isn’t usually needed, and it can prevent you from ever getting started!
How many times a week should I post on my blog?
The more blog posts you have, then the more traffic you may get. That’s because it’s more opportunities to show up in Google searches or share your posts on social media.
I recommend publishing a new blog post at least once a week. Anything less isn’t advised.
Publishing blog posts consistently is smart because readers know to expect regular content from you.
Why do bloggers fail?
Bloggers fail for many different reasons. These reasons may include:
Giving up too soon. It takes time to make money blogging, and sadly, many people give up just a few months into starting a blog.
Not publishing consistently. I recommend publishing content at least once a week, as described in the previous section. Some new bloggers may go months without publishing, and this will take them much longer to make money blogging as they are simply not dedicating enough time to their blog.
Not spending enough time learning about blogging. Blogging is not as easy as you may think. There is a lot to learn in order to make it work. You may need to learn about how to grow your blog’s traffic, how to monetize a blog, how to write high-quality content, and more.
Not having your own domain and self-hosting. If you want to make money blogging, I highly recommend owning your domain name and being self-hosted. The longer you put this easy step off, the longer it will most likely take for you to make money blogging. You can learn more at How To Start a WordPress Blog.
And much more. Blogging is like any business – there are things to learn, things to improve on, and more.
How do I start a blog?
If you have any other questions related to starting a blog, I recommend checking out What Is A Blog, How Do Blogs Make Money, & More. In this article, I answer more questions related to blogging such as:
How do I come up with a blog name?
What blogs make the most money?
How do you design a blog?
How many views do you need to make money blogging?
How many blog posts should I have before launching?
Hey, I’ve just been featured on CNBC and I want to say hello to all of my new readers. You can read the CNBC article here – 34-year-old mom dropped $50,000 to cruise the world with her family: ‘It was some of the best money I ever spent’ If you are a new visitor –…
Hey,
I’ve just been featured on CNBC and I want to say hello to all of my new readers.
You can read the CNBC article here – 34-year-old mom dropped $50,000 to cruise the world with her family: ‘It was some of the best money I ever spent’
If you are a new visitor – welcome to Making Sense of Cents!
I have received many emails about how I was able to afford this trip. I have a free How To Start A Blog course that you can sign up for here. I also talk about this below and how I’ve been able to earn over $5,000,000 blogging over the years.
If you want to read more about my world cruise trip, I recommend reading Around-The-World Cruise With A Kid (25+ Countries In 4 Months!).
Here are some blog posts that you may find helpful and enjoy:
If you have any questions, please leave a comment below or send me an email.
Thanks for stopping by.
-Michelle Schroeder-Gardner
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In addition to reading the CNBC article linked above, I also want to talk about how I grew a blog that has earned me over $5,000,000. I know I will get a lot of questions, so I figured it’s best to lay it all out right here 🙂
What started as just a hobby turned into one of the most life-changing things I’ve ever done – that’s starting my blog, and learning how to make money with it.
Since learning how to monetize a blog over 10 years ago, I have now earned over $5,000,000 from my site. This is still hard for me to believe, and I’m the one who’s lived it!
In the beginning, all I was doing was tracking my own personal finance progress as I finished school and started paying off my student loans. Blogging was a very new concept to me at the time – I heard about it from a magazine – and people were just learning how to monetize blogs back in 2011.
Most bloggers started back then with display ads and sponsored posts, but the options have only increased.
Because of all of the new ways to make money blogging, like affiliate income and selling your own products, you can make somewhat passive income as a blogger.
Passive income is my favorite way to make money because it makes blogging even more flexible and something I can do as I work from home, travel, and work whenever I want.
Blogging has changed my life for the better, and I’m now earning thousands of dollars a month doing something I love.
Learning how to monetize a blog takes work and time, but it’s 100% possible to do. I started earning money after just six months of blogging, and I didn’t even set out to make money when I created Making Sense of Cents. Just think of the potential if you start out knowing that making money blogging is possible!
Starting my blog is one of the best things I’ve ever done for my work, personal, and financial life. And, I urge anyone who is interested to start a blog and learn how to monetize it.
How I earned my first income from blogging
Many of my readers have heard this story, but I love sharing it because I started out like many of you, except I had no idea that blogs could make money. When I started Making Sense in August of 2011, I simply wanted a way to keep track of my financial progress and meet others who had similar goals.
As I started getting to know other bloggers in the community, a blogger friend of mine connected me with an advertiser who was willing to pay me $100 for an advertisement.
I couldn’t believe someone would pay me $100 to advertise on my site!
While it wasn’t a lot of money, especially considering the amount of time and work I put towards my blog in those 6 months, it was very motivating to see that something I loved doing could actually make money.
After that first $100, I started doing a lot of research on how to monetize a blog, and my blogging income quickly grew from there.
One year after I started my blog, I was earning around $1,000 a month, and I was making around $10,000 monthly two years after I started Making Sense of Cents.
My income only continued to grow, and I am still earning a healthy income from this website today.
How To Start A Blog FREE Course
If you want to learn how to monetize a blog and you haven’t started your blog, then I recommend starting with my free blogging course How To Start A Blog FREE Course.
Here’s a quick outline of what you will learn in this free course:
Day 1: Reasons you should start a blog
Day 2: How to determine what to blog about
Day 3: How to create your blog – in this lesson, you will learn how to start a blog on WordPress, and my tutorial makes it very easy to start a blog
Day 4: How to monetize a blog – this is where you learn about the many different ways to make money blogging!
Day 5: My tips for earning passive income from your blog
Day 6: How to grow your traffic and followers
Day 7: Miscellaneous blogging tips that will help you be successful
This is delivered directly to your email inbox, and you will learn how to grow a blog from scratch.
Start with a plan for your blog
Sure, you can start on a whim, and that’s kind of what I did, haha.
But, I do think that creating a plan is a good idea if you want to learn how to monetize a blog. This can help you get an organized start, identify your blog’s niche, decide on your blogging goals, find opportunities for blogging income, and more.
It wasn’t until 2015 that I finally created a blogging plan (that’s 4 years after I started!), and my blog income grew significantly after that.
I credit that growth to creating a plan!
Having a plan would have been a huge help in the beginning, and I wish I would have started with one. I probably missed some income opportunities because I had no real plan or direction in the first couple of years.
Since creating a blogging plan, I became more focused on goals and motivated toward improving and building Making Sense of Cents.
Here are some questions that you may want to ask yourself when creating a plan for your blog:
What will you write about on your blog?
How do you want to make money with your blog?
What will you do to reach readers on your blog?
What are your goals for your blog?
Thinking about, researching, and answering these questions will help guide you on your journey and help you decide what to do next.
Write high-quality and engaging blog posts
Your blog’s content is extremely important. This will be what attracts your readers, has them coming back for more, earns you blogging income, and more.
Now, you don’t need to be an expert or need a degree to start talking about a subject, but you do need to be knowledgeable or interested in what you are talking about. And, always be truthful! This will show in your writing and actually help your readers.
To write high-quality content on your blog, here are some tips:
Figure out exactly what it is that you’d like to write about and why you think the content is important. Being passionate about a subject will give you the motivation to write content that people want to read. Just think about it: If you don’t enjoy writing your content, then why should you expect someone else to want to read it?
Ask your audience what they want you to write about. Many of my best ideas come from expanding on reader questions.
Research your blog topics by reading news articles, going to a library, searching for statistics and interesting facts, and more.
If your blog posts are more personal in nature, then dig deep and share your thoughts, and be personable in your writing – your readers want to hear your story!
Write long, helpful content. Sure, some great content may only be a few hundred words, but to be as helpful as possible, long content is usually the best. My content is usually over 2,000 words, and this article is around 5,000. Now, you don’t want to just write a lot of fluff content in order to get more words in – you want to actually be helpful!
Reread your content. I used to read my content 10 times or more before I would publish it. Now, I have an editor who makes sure I’m always publishing high-quality content.
Network, network, network
If you want to learn how to monetize a blog, then networking can be extremely helpful.
Networking can mean:
Making friends with other bloggers
Attending blogging conferences
Sharing content that other bloggers have written
Following other bloggers in your niche on social media
Signing up for other bloggers’ newsletters
Joining blogging groups on Facebook
Some bloggers don’t do any of these things and purely see other bloggers as competition. I don’t believe this is the correct way to approach blogging because you will hold yourself back immensely!
Networking is important because it can help you enjoy blogging (friends are nice to have, right?!), teach you new ideas (such as how to make money blogging or how to grow a blog), make valuable connections, and more.
Keep in mind that networking is even how I earned my very first $100 blogging. My blogging friend connected me with an advertiser, which helped changed my blogging journey.
I have learned a lot about blogging from the blogging community, and the people I’ve connected with have been a tremendous support as I’ve grown my blog.
Be prepared to put in a lot of hard work
Starting a blog is relatively easy. But, growing and learning how to monetize a blog takes a lot of work.
You’ll have to:
Start a blog, design it, create social media accounts, and more
Write high-quality blog posts
Attract an audience of readers
Monetize your blog
Continue learning about blogging
And more
Even when I was just a new blogger and had no plans of making money blogging, I was still spending well over 10 hours a week on Making Sense of Cents.
When I was working my full-time day job and earning an income from my blog, I was working around 40-50 hours a week on my blog on top of my day job!
Now that I blog full-time, my hours vary. Some months I hardly work, and there are other months that I may work 100 hours a week.
It’s not easy, and there’s always something that needs to be done.
But, I absolutely love blogging, which makes the hard work a little less tough.
How to monetize a blog: 4 different ways
There are many different ways you can monetize your blog, including:
Affiliate marketing
Advertisements and sponsorships
Display advertising
Create your own product, such as an ebook, course, physical or online products, and more
You could choose to monetize your blog using all of these methods, or even just one. It’s just a personal decision.
For me, I like to be diversified and monetize in many ways, so I do them all.
Below, I am going to dive a little deeper into each way to make money blogging.
1. Affiliate marketing
Affiliate marketing can be a great way to make money blogging because if there is a product or company that you enjoy, all you have to do is review the product and share a unique affiliate link where your readers can sign up or make a purchase.
In fact, this is my favorite way to monetize a blog. I enjoy it because it can be quite passive – I can create just one blog post and potentially earn an income from it years later. This is because even though a blog post may be older, I am still constantly driving traffic to it and readers are still purchasing through my affiliate links.
Affiliate marketing is a blog monetization method where you share a link to a product or company with your readers in an attempt to make an income from followers purchasing the product through your link.
Here are some quick tips so that you can make affiliate income on your blog:
Use the Pretty Link plugin tocleanupmessy-lookingaffiliatelinks. I use this for nearly all of my affiliate links because something like “makingsenseofcents.com/bluehost” looks much better than the long, crazy-looking links that affiliate programs usually give you.
Provide real reviews. You should always be honest with your reviews. If there is something you don’t like about a product, either don’t review the product at all or mention the negatives in your review.
Ask for a commission increase. If you are doing well with a particular affiliate program, ask to increase your commissions.
Build a relationship with your affiliate manager. Your affiliate manager can supply your readers with valuable coupons, commission increases, bonuses, and more.
Write tutorials. Readers want to know how they can use a product. Showing them how to use it, how it can benefit them, and more are all very helpful.
Don’t go overboard. There is no need to include an affiliate link 1,000 times in a blog post. Include them at the beginning, middle, and end, and readers will notice it. Perhaps bold it or find another way for it to stand out as well.
You can learn more about affiliate marketing strategies in my course Making Sense of Affiliate Marketing.
2. Advertisements and sponsorships
Advertising on a blog is one of the first ways that bloggers learn how to monetize a blog. In fact, it’s exactly how I started!
This form of blogging income is when you directly partner with a company and advertise for them on your website or social media accounts.
You may be writing a review for them, a tutorial, talking about their product or company, taking pictures, and so on.
If you want to learn how to increase your advertising-income, I recommend taking my Making Sense of Sponsored Posts course.
3. Display advertising
Display advertising is one of the easiest ways to make money blogging, but it most likely won’t earn you the most, especially in the beginning.
I’m sure you’ve seen display ads before. They may be on the sidebar, at the top of a post, within a blog post, and so on.
The ads are automatically added when you join an advertising network, and you do not need to manually add these ads to your blog.
Your display advertising income increases or decreases almost entirely based on your page views, and once you place the advertisement, there’s no direct work to be done.
If you want to learn how to monetize a blog through display advertising, then some popular networks include Adsense, MediaVine, and AdThrive.
Personally, I use AdThrive for my display advertising network. I don’t have many display advertisements on my blog, but it is easy income.
4. Sell your own products
Another popular way to monetize a blog is to create a sell your own products.
This could be an online product, something that you ship, and so on, such as:
An online course
A coaching program
An eBook
Printables
Memberships
Clothing, candles, artwork, hard copy books, and anything else you can think of
And the list goes on and on. I have seen bloggers be very successful in selling all kinds of things on their blogs.
What’s great about selling your own product is that you are in complete control of what you are selling, and your income is virtually unlimited in many cases.
I launched my first product about 5 years after I created Making Sense of Cents, which was a blogging course called Making Sense of Affiliate Marketing. I regret not creating something sooner because this has been an excellent source of income and has helped many people along the way.
Have an email list
If you really want to learn how to monetize a blog, I recommend that you start an email list from the very beginning.
I waited several years to start my email list, and that was a huge mistake!
Here’s why you need an email list right away:
Your newsletter is YOURS. Unlike social media sites, your newsletter and email subscribers are all yours, and you have their undivided attention. You don’t have to worry about algorithms not displaying your content to readers, and this is because they are your email subscribers. You aren’t fighting with anyone else to have them see your content.
The money is in your email list. I believe that email newsletters are the best way to promote an affiliate product. Your email subscribers signed up to hear what YOU have to write about, so you clearly have their full attention. Your email list, over any other promotional strategy, will almost always lead to more income and sales.
Your email subscribers are loyal to you. If someone is allowing you to show up in their inbox whenever you want, then they probably trust what you have to say and enjoy listening to you. This is a great way to grow an audience and a loyal one at that.
Email is a great way to deliver other forms of content. With Convertkit, I am able to easily create free email courses that are automatically sent to my subscribers. Once a reader signs up, Convertkit sends out all the information they need in whatever time frame I choose to deliver the content.
Attract readers
As a new blogger, you’ll want to find ways to attract a readership to your blog and your article.
No, you don’t need millions and millions of page views to earn a good living from blogging. In fact, I know some bloggers who receive 1,000,000 page views yet make less money than those with 100,000 monthly page views.
Every website is different, but once you learn what your audience wants, you can start to really make money blogging, regardless of how many page views you receive.
Having a successful blog is all about having a loyal audience and helping them with your content.
Even with all of that being said, if you want to learn how to monetize a blog, learning how to improve your traffic is valuable. The more loyal and engaged followers you have, the more money you may be able to make through your blog.
There are many ways to grow your readership, such as:
Write high-quality articles. Your blog posts should always be high-quality and helpful, and it means readers will want to come back for more.
Find social media sites to be active on. There are many social media platforms you can be active on, such as Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Youtube, and others.
Regularly share new posts. For most blogs, you should publish content at least once a week. Readers may forget about you if you go for weeks or months at a time without a blog post.
Guest post. Guest posting is a great way to reach a new audience, as it can bring new readers to your blog who will potentially subscribe to it.
Make sure it’s easy to share your content. I love sharing posts on social media. However, it gets frustrating when some blogs make it more difficult than it needs to be. You should always make sure it’s easy for readers to share your content, which means your social media icons should be easy to find, all of the info input and ready for sharing (title, link, and your username tagged), and so on. Also, you should make sure that when someone clicks on one of your sharing icons the title isn’t in CAPS (I’ve seen this too many times!).
Write better titles. The title of your post can either bring readers to you or deter them from clicking over. A great free tool to write better headlines is CoSchedule’s Headline tool.
Apply SEO strategies. SEO (search engine optimization) is not something I can teach in this small section, but I go over it below in another section.
Have a clean and user-friendly blog design. If you want more page views, you should make it as easy as possible for readers to navigate your blog. It should be easy for readers to find your blog homepage, search bar, blog posts, and so on.
Now, I also want to talk about helpful resources, courses, and more that can help you to learn how to grow your page views on your blog.
Below are some of my favorite blogging resources to help you improve your traffic:
Grow through SEO
SEO (search engine optimization) is how you get organic search traffic to your blog.
When you search a phrase on Google, you’ll see a bunch of different websites as the results. This is the result of these websites applying SEO strategies to their blog.
This is a great way for readers to find your blog, and SEO is important to pay attention to as you learn how to monetize a blog!
Below are some of my favorite SEO resources:
Stupid Simple SEO: This is my favorite overall SEO course, and one of the most popular for bloggers. I highly recommend taking it. I have gone through the whole course, and I constantly refer back to it.
Easy On-Page SEO: This is an easy-to-follow approach to learning on-page SEO so your articles can rank on Google. I have read this ebook twice, and it is super helpful.
Easy Backlinks for SEO: This ebook will show you 31 different ways to build backlinks, which are needed for SEO.
How To Get 50,000 Pageviews per Month With Keyword Research: This ebook shares the steps for keyword research so that you can get SEO traffic to your website.
Common questions about how to monetize a blog
Below, I’m going to answer some questions I’ve received about how to start a blog such as:
How many views do you need to monetize a blog?
How do beginner bloggers make money?
Why do bloggers fail?
How many posts should I have before I launch my blog?
How many times a week should I post on my blog?
How many views do you need to monetize a blog?
The amount of page views needed to make money blogging varies, and there is no magic number that you should be aiming for.
This is because it depends on so many factors, such as how you will monetize your blog, your niche, the number of email subscribers you have, the quality of your website, and more.
You may see success with 10,000 page views a month, or you may see success with over 100,000 page views a month. It simply depends on the factors above.
How do beginner bloggers make money?
Beginner bloggers can make money in many different ways, such as display advertising, affiliate marketing, creating their own products, and sponsorships.
You can start any of these right from the very beginning.
Display advertising is usually the easiest way to begin monetizing a blog, but the payoff is not very high, especially in the beginning when your page views are not high.
How many posts should I have before I launch my blog?
I recommend just launching your blog as soon as you have one blog post and a design. Building a huge backlog of blog posts isn’t usually needed, and it can prevent you from ever getting started!
How many times a week should I post on my blog?
The more blog posts you have, then the more traffic you may get. That’s because it’s more opportunities to show up in Google searches or share your posts on social media.
I recommend publishing a new blog post at least once a week. Anything less isn’t advised.
Publishing blog posts consistently is smart because readers know to expect regular content from you.
Why do bloggers fail?
Bloggers fail for many different reasons. These reasons may include:
Giving up too soon. It takes time to make money blogging, and sadly, many people give up just a few months into starting a blog.
Not publishing consistently. I recommend publishing content at least once a week, as described in the previous section. Some new bloggers may go months without publishing, and this will take them much longer to make money blogging as they are simply not dedicating enough time to their blog.
Not spending enough time learning about blogging. Blogging is not as easy as you may think. There is a lot to learn in order to make it work. You may need to learn about how to grow your blog’s traffic, how to monetize a blog, how to write high-quality content, and more.
Not having your own domain and self-hosting. If you want to make money blogging, I highly recommend owning your domain name and being self-hosted. The longer you put this easy step off, the longer it will most likely take for you to make money blogging. You can learn more at How To Start a WordPress Blog.
And much more. Blogging is like any business – there are things to learn, things to improve on, and more.
How do I start a blog?
If you have any other questions related to starting a blog, I recommend checking out What Is A Blog, How Do Blogs Make Money, & More. In this article, I answer more questions related to blogging such as:
How do I come up with a blog name?
What blogs make the most money?
How do you design a blog?
How many views do you need to make money blogging?
How many blog posts should I have before launching?
Is it worth it to start a blog in 2024? Is it profitable to have a blog? If you’re thinking about starting a blog, then I think it’s a great time. Whether you want to start a blog or create a social media account and make money on there (such as TikTok), a blog of…
Is it worth it to start a blog in 2024? Is it profitable to have a blog?
If you’re thinking about starting a blog, then I think it’s a great time.
Whether you want to start a blog or create a social media account and make money on there (such as TikTok), a blog of your own is something that I always recommend. This is because you own your blog and you are in control!
Perhaps you’ve been thinking about starting a blog for some time, but you’re afraid that you have waited too long.
Every year I get the same questions from people who are thinking about starting a blog but are worried that it’s too late.
I also have friends who have started blogs in the past year or two and were told the same thing.
I still remember the early days from when I first started my blog.
I was so clueless when I first started my blog. And, it seemed like a very random thing when I first heard about blogging, but I decided to go ahead and create a blog of my own.
Making Sense of Cents was started simply as a way to keep track of my own personal finance journey. Most people in my life didn’t even know I had a blog.
It’s so funny to think back to when I first started my blog, but I’m so glad I gave blogging a chance. I can’t imagine how different my life would be if I had listened to the people who said it was too late to start a blog.
Because of how blogging changed my life, I love telling others about it. That’s exactly what I’m doing today if you are on the fence about starting a blog.
Blogging helped me pay off my debt, quit my regular job, travel full-time, and more. The best part is that I love what I do. And, as you can tell from my business income reports, I now earn a great living from my blog.
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Is it worth it to start a blog in 2024?
1. Yes, you can still start a blog
2024 is not too late to start a blog, but you will want to get started! I hear from so many bloggers who have delayed launching their blogs because they are afraid.
Well, you won’t know how blogging will go for you unless you start a blog.
Yes, blogging has changed over the years, but it is constantly changing and always will be. You will have to do things differently than when I first started blogging, but that’s normal with any online business, job, and so on.
Related content: The Best Blogging Courses & Resources That Helped Me Make $5,000,000
2. There is space for new bloggers
I often hear, “But there’s so many blogs out there now.” Yes, there are many blogs, but there is still space. It’s all about finding your own voice and attracting your own audience.
I am still finding brand new blogs that I love, and it’s exciting watching them grow.
Everyone is different, and everyone has their own point of view.
Of course, just like with any time, you will have to find ways to make your story stand out, grow your audience, and more. But, that is completely normal.
Plus, there are so many social media platforms that you can grow on as well, such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and more.
3. Blogs can make money in 2024 (and into the future)
Companies and brands are still putting money toward investing in blogs and social media accounts.
Companies are increasing their marketing budgets, specifically to grow their market and audience through blogs.
And, that’s where you and I come in!
Before, companies usually would advertise and promote their products through celebrities, TV shows, movies and more. However, these days, so many people are buying products from things that they see from their favorite bloggers and social media accounts, and companies are definitely noticing this and are putting more of their marketing budget toward it.
Related tip: Sign up for Making Sense of Affiliate Marketing and learn how I’ve earned over $1,000,000 through affiliate marketing with my blog.
4. Starting a blog can be quite enjoyable
Okay, so not everyone will love having a blog. That is completely normal! After all, not everyone likes every single job out there either.
But, for me, I absolutely love blogging. And, I know many others who do as well.
I enjoy helping others improve their financial situation, reading blog posts from other bloggers, finding new people to talk to, working on my blog, and especially writing.
I love waking up each morning to work, and I no longer dread work like I did when I had my day job.
Blogging is both challenging and rewarding, as there is always something new to learn. And, it’s a lot of fun to reach and connect with new people through your blog.
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5. You can start a blog for cheap
A blog is very affordable to create.
I spent less than $100 total for the whole first year of Making Sense of Cents.
If you are interested in taking the steps to learn how to create a blog, I have a tutorial that will help you create a blog of your own for cheap, starting at only $2.75 per month for blog hosting (this low price is only through my link). In addition to the low pricing, you will receive a free website domain (a $15 value) through my referral link if you purchase at least 12 months of blog hosting.
This means you can learn how to start a blog in 2024 and make money for less than $50 a year.
I started my blog with super cheap blog hosting, and I designed it myself (even though I had no experience ever doing something like that).
I did pretty much everything myself so that I could save money, and while it was a learning experience, it was well worth it.
This is great because you can start a blog, test it out, and not spend a lot of money.
6. You are in control
Do you want a flexible schedule? What about controlling how you make an income? Want to work from home?
By starting a blog, these are all things that you can be in control of. You get to be the decision-maker when it comes to deciding on what type of business you’ll run, your schedule, your goals, the topic you write about, and more.
I love being in complete control of what I do, and becoming self-employed may allow you to feel that way as well. I enjoy deciding what I will do each day, creating my own schedule, determining my business goals, handling everything behind the scenes, and more.
7. You don’t need to be a tech wizard to start a blog
I get asked this all the time, “Do I need to be good at social media or know how to code in order to start a blog?”
No!
You definitely do not.
In order to become a blogger in 2024, you don’t need previous experience. You don’t need to have a computer degree (I don’t think I know any bloggers who do, haha), previously be active on social media, or know how to design a website.
These are all things that you will learn as you go, or you may even hire some tasks out.
Nearly every single blogger was brand new at some point, and they had no idea what they were doing.
I’m proof of that. I had just learned that blogs existed when I started Making Sense of Cents, and I definitely didn’t know that bloggers could make money. I learned how to create a blog from the bottom up and have worked my way to where I am today.
Now, that doesn’t mean that blogging is easy. It will require hard work and the beginning can be tough. But it is something that you can learn.
8. You can still learn how to start a blog
One of the great things about starting a blog in 2024 is that there are many free resources that can help you get started.
In fact, I didn’t spend any money in the beginning in order to learn how to blog – instead, I signed up for free workshops, free resources, and more. Since I didn’t know what I was doing, I knew that I didn’t want to spend a lot of money.
Here are some free resources to help you learn how to start a blog.
I recommend starting off with my free blogging course How To Start A Blog FREE Course.
Affiliate Marketing Tips For Bloggers – Free eBook – This is a free 36-page ebook that will teach you what affiliate marketing is, how you can get started with affiliate links, the best affiliate marketing programs for bloggers, how bloggers get paid, and more.
8 Easy Tips To Make Money From Sponsored Posts On Your Blog – Sponsorships on your blog are a great way of earning a living online. Learn how I made my first blogging income, and how I’m now making $10,000 to $20,000 a month with sponsored partnerships!
The SEO Starter Pack (FREE Video Training) – Level up your SEO knowledge in just 60 minutes with this FREE 6-day video training.
The Free Blogging Planner – The Blogging Planner is a free workbook that I created just for you! In this free workbook, you’ll receive printables for starting your blog, creating a blog post, a daily/weekly blog planner, goals, and more.
How Anyone Can Create an Online Course That Sells – In this free training, you will learn the 7-step process to create, market, and launch a profitable online course.
Pinterest Image Guide – This guide will teach you how to create the best pins for your blog posts.
ConvertKit – A great email marketing company to check out is ConvertKit. They have great customer service and a free trial for new customers. They also hold a lot of free workshops that you can sign up for. I personally use ConvertKit for my email list and I highly recommend them.
How can I start a successful blog in 2024?
Here are some things to keep in mind in order to create a successful blog:
Brainstorm a good blog niche. Some do better than others, and this is something to keep in mind
Be self-hosted and create an easy-to-navigate blog design
Brainstorm and write content for your blog
Create an email list
Start social media accounts
Find ways to grow your blog
Learn how to make money blogging
You can learn more at How To Start A Successful Blog In 10 Steps.
Is it still profitable to start a blog? Is it worth it to start a blog and make money?
Yes, blogs can still make money in 2024. I think starting a blog can definitely be worth it and valuable. You can turn your hobbies, expertise, and/or creativity to start a profitable blog. And, even if you don’t have strong writing skills, that is something that you can learn as you go.
Luckily, you don’t need much to start a blog either. An internet connection, computer, and a domain name are the best ways to start!
If blogging is so wonderful, then why doesn’t everyone start one?
Not everyone starts a blog because it isn’t for everyone.
That would be like saying that becoming a zoologist or an astronaut is for everyone.
Everyone has different skills, different passions, and more.
So, not everyone will want to be a blogger. That is completely fine.
Learning how to earn money blogging is work, and just like with all jobs – not everyone wants what you want.
And, for every successful blog out there, there are probably hundreds of bloggers who will never earn money blogging. While you can earn money blogging, not all bloggers will.
It would be like saying that 100% of people who start a business will see success. That is just never going to happen – businesses fail, business owners have a change of heart, and others just don’t find it enjoyable.
I know I am always talking about the positives of blogging, but I also like to mention how it’s not the easiest.
After all, if blogging was easy, then everyone would do it and everyone would make thousands of dollars a month.
But as you know, that’s not the case.
Not everyone is going to earn money blogging because it can be a lot of work! Most new bloggers quit just a few months in. A few months is not enough time to see if your blog will be successful. It took me six months before I started to earn money blogging, and I only earned $100.
It’s funny and weird to think about what life would be like if I would have quit back then.
I’m constantly learning something new when it comes to blogging, and that is why I enjoy it so much.
If you are interested in starting a blog, I do recommend giving it a shot.
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Below is a quick summary of what you will learn in this free 7-day course:
Day 1: Why you should start a blog.
Day 2: How to decide what to write about.
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Day 4: How to make money with your blog.
Day 5: My tips for earning passive income.
Day 6: How to grow your page views on your blog.
Day 7: My other blogging tips to help you see success.
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Do you want to learn how to get paid to listen to music? Do you love music and can spend hours on end listening to your favorite songs? If so, then what if you could make money listening to your favorite music? Today, I will be sharing the best ways to get paid to listen…
Do you want to learn how to get paid to listen to music?
Do you love music and can spend hours on end listening to your favorite songs? If so, then what if you could make money listening to your favorite music?
Today, I will be sharing the best ways to get paid to listen to music, from full-time jobs to side hustles, how much money you can make, and how you can get started.
From streaming platforms such as Spotify to watching live concerts in person, there are so many ways to listen to music.
Whether you are a lover of country, pop, rock, hip-hop, or classical music, there may be a way for you to turn your passion into a way to make money.
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Slicethepie
Slicethepie is a website that pays people like you and me to write reviews on things such as new songs, clothing, and commercials. The reviews that you write are given to the artists as feedback so that they know how to improve.
Slicethepie has had over 10,000,000 reviews submitted and they have paid out over $1,000,000 to their reviewers.
The amount you are paid per review depends on your Star Rating on Slicethepie. Your rating goes up as you submit more detailed and constructive reviews on the website. This means that the more detailed your reviews are, the more you will eventually be paid.
Your earnings can be withdrawn for PayPal cash.
Here’s how Slicethepie works:
You sign up for Slicethepie first.
Once you’ve made an account, you are asked what category you’d like to review. Your choices are music, fashion, mobile, and homeware. Then, you’ll be asked for personal information such as your favorite music genres, income level, and if there are children in your household.
Then, you can hit the play button and start listening to the music. You are asked to listen to at least 90 seconds of the song.
You can see the review questions as you are listening (it’s all on the same page). You’ll be asked what you think of the song, rate it on a score out of 10, describe the track, and lastly, you’ll be asked “How would you rate your ability to hum, tap, or sing the melody you just listened to?”
You can sign up for Slicethepie here.
Playlist Push
Playlist Push is a website that allows you to make money from your playlists. You can become a “curator” on Playlist Push, which is someone who owns and manages a playlist with a lot of followers on Spotify, YouTube Music, or Apple Music.
To become a Playlist Push curator, you have to have at least 1,000 followers on your Spotify playlist, a minimum of 30 active monthly listeners per playlist, and more. You can find the requirements here.
As a curator, you can get paid to listen to and review songs. Then, if you like it, you can consider adding it to your playlists.
You can get paid up to $15 per song review. They pay with instant payouts directly to your bank account.
There are over 25,000 independent and major music label artists who use Playlist Push. They use Playlist Push so that they have the opportunity of possibly getting their music listed on popular Spotify playlists and in videos on TikTok.
You can learn more about Playlist Push by clicking here.
Start a career in the music industry
There are many jobs in the music industry if you want to get paid to listen to music. Careers in this industry often involve listening to music as part of your job duties and getting paid for it, or you may simply be doing your job with music in the background (such as if you were an usher at a concert venue).
Careers in the music industry may include:
Musician
Audio Engineer
Music Producer
Music Teacher
Music Therapist
Music Venue Manager
Music Promoter
Wedding DJ
Music Festival Organizer
Ushers and Ticket Takers at concerts
Merchandise Sales Staff
And so much more.
Some of these jobs may require a degree or training program, and while it can take a lot of work to find the job of your dreams, it’s worth going for it if it’s what you really want to do. Also, you will most likely need a resume and/or portfolio to get your foot through the door.
Current Rewards
Current is a free music app (unlike other streaming apps that make you pay a monthly or annual fee!) where you can listen to your music both online and offline, so you don’t even need Wi-Fi.
You can make up to $600 a year by playing your favorite music from over 100,000 radio stations.
The more music you listen to, the more points you will earn. The points you earn can then be redeemed for gift cards, electronics, and even charitable donations.
Current’s app can be downloaded on the App Store and on Google Play.
Hit Predictor
Hit Predictor is a website where you can rate new music before it’s released, and earn gift cards.
When you first sign up, you will be asked questions such as how much music do you listen to on a daily basis.
Once you are logged in, you will see where it says “Rate Music” and you can simply click that to get started.
Then, a song will play for you. Once it is over, you get to rate it and leave comments. For each song I reviewed, I was paid 3 points for answering. The points you earn can then be put towards raffles for Amazon gift cards.
I only had to listen to less than a minute of each song, as well as answer 2 short questions.
You can learn more about HitPredictor by clicking here.
InboxDollars
InboxDollars is a popular site that rewards you for taking online surveys, and occasionally they have music surveys available.
Surveys on InboxDollars pay around $0.50 to $5.00 per survey. These typically take around 3 minutes to 25 minutes to complete, with the shorter surveys typically paying less.
InboxDollars pays you with real cash, not just rewards points. You can also earn free Amazon gift cards, Starbucks gift cards, and more.
Sign up for InboxDollars and get a free $5 bonus here.
Earnably
Earnably is a website where you can earn free gift cards and PayPal cash for watching music videos and completing other tasks.
Earnably does not pay a lot though, and you may have to watch over an hour of music videos to earn $1. But, there are a lot of videos that you can watch.
You can learn more about Earnably by clicking here.
RadioEarn
RadioEarn is a website where you can listen to songs and make passive income by listening to internet radio stations.
It is free to sign up, and you earn points which can be redeemed for bank transfers, bitcoin, and free Amazon gift cards.
Now, you will not get rich off of this website, nor will it be a full-time income. You only earn a few points per hour of listening. But, if you just have the radio stations on in the background, it can be easy to earn points.
You can learn more about RadioEarn by clicking here.
Cash4Minutes
Cash4Minutes is a website that will pay you for listening to internet radio broadcasts from a mobile device.
This one is a little different, though, because you have to use your cell phone to call a number in order to listen to the radio broadcast.
You can learn more about Cash4Minutes by clicking here.
Build a music blog
If you have a passion for talking about music, then you may want to start a music blog. This may be a blog where you review music, write about musical instruments, talk about a specific artist, and more.
And, all you need is an internet connection, a laptop, and to start listening to music.
For example, by starting a music review blog, you can turn your love of music into reviews. You can share your thoughts and opinions on the music, new albums, and concerts.
With a blog, you could make money in a variety of ways, including placing affiliate links to the albums you’re listening to. You can use your blog to share your thoughts about music you’ve listened to and host online discussions on your website platform.
Another way to make affiliate income with a music review blog is to share links to related products. When music is released, there are usually a lot of different products that are for sale as well, such as clothing, books, posters, and more.
You could also promote a music streaming platform, a musical instrument, music equipment (such as guitars, drums, keyboards, and microphones), and more.
Another way to make money with a music review blog is through display ads and sponsorships. These are ads that are typically placed in your blog posts that a reader would see as they are reading your blog post. Display advertising is very easy to get started with, but you will need page views in order to see a good income from it.
You can learn how to start a music blog with my free How To Start a Blog Course. In this free email course, you will learn how to start a blog and make money from it. Over the course of seven days, you will learn how to decide what to blog about, how to create your music blog using WordPress, how to make money blogging, how to get page views, and more.
Also related to this – you could start a podcast or a YouTube channel on music as well.
Listen to music while you house sit or pet sit
If you want to earn money while you are listening to music, one way would be to find paid house sitting or pet sitting jobs.
House sitters are paid to take care of someone’s home while they are away. You may need to water plants, take mail in, do some light cleaning, take care of pets, and so on.
You have a lot of downtime as a house sitter, and you can spend that time listening to music. House sitters make anywhere from $25 to $50 per day.
Pet sitters make anywhere from $25 to over $100 per day. I have personally paid $100 per night for a pet sitter to watch our dogs in her home.
If you are looking for a platform to begin with, I recommend listing your pet sitting services on Rover.
Can you listen to Spotify and get paid?
Unfortunately for music fans, Spotify does not pay people to listen to music on their streaming platform. Nor do they pay you for your music playlists.
But, you can join platforms such as Playlist Push to get paid for the Spotify playlist that you have created.
Do music artists get paid on Spotify?
Artists do get paid on Spotify, though.
According to Billboard, in 2022, Spotify paid 57,000 music artists more than $10,000 in royalties each.
Of that number, 1,060 artists on Spotify earned more than $1,000,000 in royalties in 2022.
Can you get paid to listen to the radio?
Yes, you can get paid to listen to the radio.
The websites Current and RadioEarn will give you rewards to tune in to online radio stations.
Can I get paid to transcribe music lyrics?
Yes, there are companies that will pay you to transcribe music.
Transcriptionists are paid to listen to audio content, such as music, and type what they hear. You must have a quiet place to work and be very detail-oriented.
You may be able to find music transcription jobs on websites such as Welocalize and Upwork.
You can learn more about transcription jobs at How to Become a Transcriptionist From Home And Make $15+ An Hour.
What are the best music review websites?
Music review websites are websites where you can find new music and share what you think about it.
You may be rating the songs that you listen to, whole albums, and the artists. You would be providing feedback, which the artists and music labels seek out so that they can reach a larger audience.
The music review websites I talked about above include Slice The Pie, Playlist Push, and Hit Predictor.
Can I earn money by listening to music?
Learning how to get paid to listen to music can be a fun and rewarding way to spend more time doing something that you love.
There are many websites that will reward music lovers with extra cash for doing things such as curating playlists and listening to online radio. Or, you could find a job in the music industry, such as at record labels or in music transcription.
You may be paid with cash straight to your PayPal account, gift cards such as iTunes, and unique rewards such as free electronics as prizes. Or, if it’s a full-time job, you could be paid with a full-time paycheck, of course.
I hope you enjoyed today’s article on how to get paid to listen to music and that you find the best option for you.
Do you want to learn how to get paid to listen to music?
Do you want to learn how to get paid to watch Netflix?
Yes, you can actually get paid to do something that you probably do all the time.
Netflix is one of the most popular ways to watch TV, and there’s an estimated 232.5 million subscribers worldwide.
It’s no surprise that Netflix is so popular – there are countless TV shows, movies, and documentaries to watch. But what if you could not only enjoy your favorite movies and TV shows, but also get paid to watch Netflix?
There are many benefits to making extra money by doing something you enjoy, such as watching Netflix. One big benefit is that you may watch a lot of TV each week, so why not turn that into a way to make money?
Secondly, making extra money can help you reach your goals. Whether you are looking to pay off your student loans, save for a trip, or just have some extra money, finding ways to get paid to watch Netflix can be a great way to supplement your income.
Below, I will also be talking about the very popular Netflix tagger position, as this recently went viral and is something you may be interested in.
You are also going to learn about more than how to make money watching Netflix. I’m going to explain which sites pay for watching videos and how you can monetize your love for films.
So if you’ve been sitting in front of the TV thinking “I wish someone would pay me for this,” then you are going to love today’s post.
In this article, I am going to tell you about the different ways that you can get paid to watch Netflix. Some may be a full-time job, and others may simply be a small side hustle.
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How To Get Paid To Watch Netflix
1. Closed captioning for movies and TV shows
Netflix is available globally, which means that people all over the world want to watch Netflix movies and TV shows, but they may not be available in their language.
Not only does closed captioning help non-native speakers watch TV and movies, closed captioning also assists people who have trouble listening to the audio and need to read the words instead.
Closed captioning is an extremely important need for this streaming service, and due to that, they need closed captioners.
Netflix uses freelancers for a lot of their closed captioning work. You may be able to find jobs by looking at Netflix’s preferred vendor list, heading to their website, and seeing if any of these companies have an opening for a closed captioner. You can find Netflix’s list here.
Transcriptionists are paid to listen to audio content and type what they hear. You must have a quiet place to work and be very detail oriented.
You can learn more at How to Become a Transcriptionist From Home And Earn $15+ An Hour.
2. Build a movie review blog
If you love watching shows and movies, then you may be able to turn your passion into a way to make money by starting your own blog or YouTube channel.
With a movie review site, you can share your thoughts on the latest movies and TV shows, your recommended hidden gems, and more.
All you need is an internet connection and a laptop, to start watching Netflix content, and strong opinions about the shows and movies you’ll be reviewing.
With a blog, you could make money in a variety of ways, including placing affiliate links to movies you’re watching. You can use your blog to share your thoughts about movies you’ve watched and host online discussions on your website platform.
Another way to make affiliate income with a movie review blog is to share links to products related to the movie. When movies come out, there are usually a lot of different products that are for sale as well, such as T-shirts, books, toys, and more.
Below is how affiliate marketing works on a blog:
Affiliates are people or businesses who are paid to promote a product or service.
When you become an affiliate, you are given referral links to use when you promote something for a company. These referral links allow companies to track where the sale comes from.
Then, you place those links on your website, social media accounts, etc. in the hopes that someone will buy something through your link.
When someone makes a purchase through your unique affiliate link, the company knows where the customer came from and pays you a commission.
Another way to make money with a movie review blog is through display ads and sponsorships. These are ads that are typically placed in your blog posts that a reader would see as they are reading your blog post. Display advertising is very easy to get started with, but you will need page views in order to make a good income with them.
You can learn how to start a movie blog with my free How To Start a Blog Course. In this free email course, you will learn how to start a blog and make money from it. Over the course of seven days, you will learn how to decide what to blog about, how to create your blog using WordPress, how to make money blogging, how to get page views, and more.
Also related to this – you could get paid to watch movies on Netflix by starting a podcast or a Youtube channel on movie reviews as well, and many podcasters and YouTubers make money through affiliate links in the same way as bloggers do.
3. Start a career in the movie industry
There are many jobs in the movie industry if you want to learn how to get paid to watch Netflix. Careers in the movie industry include:
Makeup artist
Animator
Production Assistant
Casting Assistant
Screenwriter
Creative Analyst
Actor
Camera person
Costume designer
Video editor
Technician
And so much more.
Some of these jobs may require a degree or training program, and while it can take a lot of work to find the job of your dreams, it’s worth going for it if it’s what you really want to do. Plus, you will most likely need a resume and/or portfolio to get your foot through the door.
If you are interested, you can start working on a smaller scale with online video editing. You can work for vloggers, influencers, small companies, and anyone who’s putting out video content.
They have many of the same needs as large-scale movies, like lighting, sound, post-production, pre-production, scripting, and more.
Many people think that they have to move to California to work in the movie industry, but Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, Albuquerque, NM, and Chicago, IL are all growing film towns. If you are set on large-scale films, you might consider moving to one of those cities to establish your career.
4. Voice over actor
You can get paid as a voice over actor and help make movies and TV shows on Netflix.
A voice over actor is the voice you hear in animated movies, TV shows, Youtube videos, narration for documentaries, and more.
TV shows and movies on Netflix use voice over actors all the time for the reasons above, but it’s also for dubbing. Because of its global audience, Netflix dubs movies in different languages so they can be watched by people all over the world.
You can learn more about becoming a voice over actor in How To Become A Voice Over Actor. Here, I chat with a voice over actor, who explains how she got into the field and she gives advice to beginners. The interview covers topics such as how much money a beginner can make, how to find your first voice over actor job, and more.
5. Watching Netflix while you house sit or pet sit
If you want to earn money while you are watching Netflix, one way would be to find paid house sitting or petting jobs.
House sitters are paid to take care of someone’s home while they are away. You may need to water plants, take mail in, do some light cleaning, take care of pets, and so on.
You have a lot of downtime as a house sitter, and you can spend that time watching movies and TV, and house sitters make anywhere from $25 to $50 per day.
Pet sitters make anywhere from $25 to over $100 per day. I have personally paid $100 per night to a pet sitter for a pet sitter to watch our dogs in her home.
If you are looking for a company to get started with, I recommend Rover. This is the website I have used many times in the past to find dog sitters, and I have family members and friends who list their pet sitting services on this website as well.
6. Netflix Tagger
Is Netflix tagger a real job?
There are several different ways you can get paid to watch Netflix shows and movies, and the most popular one right now is a Netflix tagger (also known as Metadata Analyst or Editorial Analyst).
Netflix Taggers work directly for the Netflix streaming platform.
So, what is a Netflix Tagger? A Netflix Tagger is a person who watches Netflix and adds the tags and categories to them in order to categorize the different movies and TV shows. The tags that you add may be the genre, mood, cast members, and more. These tags are so that people like you and me can find what we are looking for easier.
As a Netflix Tagger, you would be watching a lot of movies and TV shows in order to best complete the duties for this job.
Netflix is a very large company with over 12,000 employees. Due to that, they are often hiring. You can find the Netflix careers on their job board here to see if they are hiring for this position, as well as see other Netflix careers.
This position isn’t always open, and I know a lot of people want it whenever Netflix is hiring for it. Due to that, you want to make sure you have a deep understanding of what you are watching, as it can be a great opportunity for a person who wants to get paid to watch Netflix.
7. Sell Netflix merchandise
There are so many popular shows and movies on Netflix, and there are fans of these shows all over the world. That’s why one way to get paid to watch Netflix is to make and sell merchandise related to Netflix shows and movies.
You can make and sell coffee mugs, cards, stickers, calendars, t-shirts, and much more.
I’ve seen so many creative designs related to some of the Netflix shows and movies I love, and one of the best places to find them is Etsy.
That’s why I recommend checking out How I Make Money Selling Printables on Etsy. In this article, you will learn how to start creating and selling digital printables on Etsy to make passive income.
Digital printables are a great way to make money because you only need to create the file once, and it can be sold over and over again for somewhat passive income.
If you want to learn how to get paid with streaming services, printables and merch would work with any of them because they all have shows with popular characters and sayings that people go wild for.
Can I get rewarded with Viggle still?
I’ve heard a lot about Viggle, but I think the program is currently paused because the site has been down for quite a while. I still wanted to share information about Viggle because I know I will receive questions about it, if you’re searching “how to make money by searching movies?”
But as I said, Viggle is paused so I do not recommend signing up or spending too much time on it.
Below is what you need to know about Viggle.
The Viggle app was started in 2012, and it’s a way for you to watch TV shows and get rewarded with digital downloads, electronics, trips, gift cards, and more.
You get a point per minute for any songs you listen to or TV shows you watch.
They have over 7,000,000 registered users who have redeemed over $19,000,000 in rewards. Plus, Viggle is available across 170 TV channels.
You can get rewarded for watching TV shows and movies on Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu. The points you earn can then be redeemed for gift cards to places such as PayPal, Walmart, Amazon, Best Buy, and more.
What apps will pay me to watch movies?
Some apps and websites will pay you to watch movies, but it won’t be on Netflix.
If you are looking for other options, you may want to look into downloading the money making apps or signing up for the websites below:
Swagbucks – You can get paid to watch videos and movie trailers on Swagbucks, as well as give your feedback. So, how much does Swagbucks pay for watching videos? They say you can earn around $5 a day. The reason Swagbucks pays people to watch videos is because they want to introduce new brands and shows to consumers, and they also want valuable market research about what people think about different TV shows, networks, and movies. You won’t make a full-time income watching movies and videos on Swagbucks, but it’s an easy thing to have on in the background.
PrizeRebel – With PrizeRebel, you can watch short videos and earn Amazon gift cards. You just head to the Offer Walls tab on the website, and there are usually videos that you can watch to earn points.
InboxDollars – InboxDollars Videos pays you cash to watch free content from their partners and it is an app that you can download. These are usually short video clips about health, beauty, and sports. You can earn $0.01 to 0.04 per playlist. There is currently a $5 sign-up bonus as well.
With these apps and websites, you may be able to win cash prizes or get free gift cards right from your laptop, tablet, or smartphone.
How To Get Paid To Watch Netflix
I hope you enjoyed today’s blog post on how to get paid to watch Netflix. Streaming services are very popular, and nearly everyone has binge-watched a Netflix show.
Some of the different ways you can get paid on this streaming platform include:
Closed captioning for movies and TV shows
Build a movie review blog
Start a career in the movie industry, such as an animator, video editor, technician, screenwriter, and so on
Voice over actor
Get paid to watch movies while you house sit or pet sit
Netflix Tagger
Sell Netflix merch
Getting paid to watch movies and TV shows on Netflix can be a fun way to make money. There are several different things you can do to make this a reality for you.
While not every option is a full-time job, there are many ways to make watching Netflix a side hustle as well. Plus, if you’re already watching a lot of Netflix, there are other benefits of this, such as monetizing your hobbies, getting a little closer to achieving your financial goals, and finding a flexible way to make extra money.
While everyone right now wants one of the popular Netflix tagger jobs, there are many other options that may interest you as well, such as closed captioning or voice over acting.
So, grab some popcorn (or your other favorite movie snack!), try out something from the list above, and start earning money for something you probably already spend a lot of time doing.
Do you want to learn how to get paid to watch Netflix? How much Netflix do you watch each week?
I haven’t set up my own blog yet, I’m stuck on a decision I have to make before I can really begin. How do I figure out what topic I should blog about? There seem to be blogs on pretty much every topic imaginable, so I know I could write about any topic, but how do I figure out what kinds of topics people would be interested in reading about? -Christopher
This is such a great question, Christopher, and one that many people have. Here’s my encouragement to you and anyone else who is considering starting a blog and wondering what topic would be good for them to choose as their focus:
Take out a sheet of paper or open up a blank page on your computer screen and answer these questions. There are no right or wrong answers. Just write exactly what comes to mind in answer to these — anything and everything you think of.
What do you love?
What are your interests?
What are your hobbies?
What words come to mind to describe you?
What unique life perspective do you have?
What could you talk about for hours and not get tired of?
After you’ve done this exercise, then wait a few days and take out another sheet of people or start a new page on your computer and ask a few close friends and/or family members to go through the questions with you giving their answers and input.
At the end of all of this, you should see some themes emerging and this should give you some direction for where to go with your blog.
One important note: I believe that the most successful bloggers are people who solve a problem, provide hope, and/or meet a need. When you are considering what you should focus on when you blog, make sure that you are seeking to do at least one of these things through your writing. If not, I encourage you to go back to the drawing board.
Here are a few things to consider:
1. You don’t have to pick just one topic.
While there is definitely a place for a very niche blog, I think it’s much easier to choose a focus for your blog that encompasses at least a few different topics.
This not only makes your blog more appealing to a wider audience, but it also provides you with more blogging options and it makes it less likely for you to run out of post ideas within a few months!
2. The best way to learn is to just start writing.
I’m a big fan of just jumping in and learning as you go. Yes, it’s good to have an idea in mind of where you’re headed for the first few months. And no, I don’t recommend publicly announcing your blog when you haven’t even written one post. However, don’t sit around and spend hours agonizing over a topic; just jump in and start writing posts.
Here’s the thing: it’s hard to really know what works best until you just get out there and try it. I would have never guessed that I would love writing on some of the topics I’m passionate about today. And I certainly would have never guessed that so many people would have been so wildly interested in certain topics. Had I sat and planned and brainstormed and mapped out and goal-set and analyzed and never just DONE SOMETHING, I wouldn’t have figured out what I loved to write about or what the market wanted.
So truly, just go for it. Start writing posts. Try different kinds of styles of posts. Experiment with different topic angles. Keep learning, keep tweaking, keep observing what’s hitting a nerve and what’s not. And then keep doing what works and let go of the things that don’t work.
3. It’s perfectly acceptable to change your focus down the road.
When I started my first blog, I would have never dreamed that I would someday be writing about intentional finance, intentional family, and intentional business. At the time, we were just trying to make ends meet financially, I had just had my first child, and I was trying to figure out how I could make enough money from home to keep our family afloat financially while allowing me to still be a stay-at-home mom.
I was not in a position to be blogging about intentional finances, family, or business because I had little to no life experience in those areas. In the beginning, I tried out a LOT of different topics. In fact, my blog was so eclectic that I really couldn’t tell you what the focus of it was.
I had a lot of learning to do and a lot of life to live. But honing and sharpening my writing and thinking skills by blogging about whatever I was passionate about that day was one of the best exercises for a budding blogger. Not only did I quickly discover how little I knew, I also discovered there were a lot of topics I shouldn’t be blogging on — because I had no life experience to bring to the table.
As I continued to experiment, I slowly learned things that worked, learned areas I was qualified to write on, and developed a better understanding of what kind of blogging focus was a good fit for me. It took me a few years, though, and lots of writing and trial and error to find that happy medium.
Pick some topics you think will be a good fit for you, jump out there and start writing about them, and keep learning and tweaking as you go. I’m cheering for your success!
What advice do the rest of you have for Christopher? If you’re a blogger, how did you choose the focus of your blog? I’d love to hear!
Thinking Of Starting a Blog?
Over the years, I’ve received many requests from folks asking for help and information on how to start a blog and how to make money blogging. I’ve written about this in past years, but I wanted to let you know that I recently put together a comprehensive page on How to Make Money Blogging with updated information and links. I encourage you to check it out here if you’re interested in how to make money blogging.
Crystal Paine on September 27, 2014 | This post may contain affiliate links. Read my disclosure policy here.
Recently, I was honored to have the opportunity to be interviewed by WAHM.com — a site for work-at-home moms or those who want to be work-at-home moms.
In this interview, I share:
Read the full interview here.
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Guest post from Holly of The Work at Home Woman
It’s no secret that Americans are foodies! In fact, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Americans spent an average of $6,602 a year on groceries and eating out alone (source).
If you’ve been looking to launch your own home-based business and you love to create culinary delights here are 5 different food careers to consider:
1. Teach Cooking Classes
Do people always rave about your cooking? Then perhaps you should launch a home-based cooking class business. Gather individuals or small groups of people in your home and teach them how to cook or bake like a pro.
Don’t want to mess with a business plan and all the logistics of setting up a business? Consider joining Healthy Hands Cooking. It’s a home-based franchise that certifies instructors to teach kids how to cook healthy meals and snacks. Start-up fees are minimal and include training, certification, marketing tools, business materials, as well as ongoing support.
2. Create Gourmet Goodies
Are you a whiz in the kitchen? Then consider starting your own gourmet food business. Foodies not only love to consume delicious goodies, they also make make great gifts! From fancy gourmet sauces and treats, to healthy and specialty snack items.
Set up your own website or use an e-commerce platform like Foodoro and you’re ready to start selling your custom treats.
3. Become a Direct Sales Consultant
Would you love to own your own cafe or bistro but don’t have the funds to invest in a brick and mortar storefront? No problem. The direct sales industry has made it easier than ever to have your very own home-based business within the food industry.
Companies like the Traveling Vineyard, Tastefully Simple, and Dove Chocolate Discoveries offer home-based business opportunities selling products like wine, gourmet mixes, spices, desserts, chocolates, and gift sets.
As a direct sales consultant you will be paid a commission on each product that you sell. Most direct sales companies will also pay you a small bonus commission from consultants who you refer into the program.
4. Start a Food Blog
Do you enjoy writing? Do you love to test out new recipes? Then join the ranks of Julie Powell, who set out to cook all the recipes in Julia Child’s cookbook, Mastering the Art of French Cooking.
Not only did Julie’s blog quickly generate a huge following, but she went on to the write the bestselling book Julie & Julia, which was later turned into a movie. While you can make money through book sales, bloggers can also make money through direct ad sales, affiliate marketing, as well as working with brands.
Tip: Read more on how to make money blogging here.
5. Food Stylist
Do you have an eye for detail? Then working as a food stylist may be your calling. Food Stylists prep and prepare food items for displays, cookbooks, photo shoots, advertisements, and menus. Becoming a Food Stylist requires knowledge of the culinary industry as well as additional training or apprenticeship.
Denise Vivaldo, a seasoned food professional with over 27 years of experience has created workshops and classes for those who are interested in this field. You can also check out her book on Amazon, The Food Stylist’s Handbook.
For more information on ways to make money, visit The Work at Home Woman, where you can read about topics like how to make money completing short tasks, selling your used stuff online, and businesses you can start with no money.
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