Secrets For Blogging Your Way To A Six-Figure Income
If you are new to blogging – or you have the desire to move your blog to another level – and perhaps earn enough to quit your day job then you should buy yourself a copy of Secrets For Blogging Your Way To A Six Figure Income. I’ve read a lot of blogs about blogging so I wasn’t sure that this book would teach me anything new. Well, I was pleasantly surprised!
This amazing book is very well written and guides the reader through the steps of setting up a blog including selecting a niche market, choosing a profitable bog platform, writing sticky content, and of course how to generate income from your blog.
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From the first chapter on, it’s all about getting your game on. You have to realize that blogging your way to a six-figure income does not happen overnight just like building an email list (in a valid way) that has hundreds of thousands of opt-in emails doesn’t happen overnight. This book holds your hand along this prolonged journey.
Secrets For Blogging Your Way To A Six Figure Income does not disappoint. Each page includes useful tips and techniques for building a successful blog. The chapters include:
- Blogging for Income
- Blogging in niche markets
- How to set-up your blog
- Effective blog writing
- Income and earning strategies and much more
Whether you’re just starting out or have been blogging for years, two blogging professionals show you how to turn your passion for blogging into extra revenue. This practical guide to creating and marketing a blog with the potential for generating a six-figure income shows you how to choose subject matter that works for you, handle technical issues, and evaluate your blog’s success so that you can use your blog to generate income indirectly. (more)
Secrets For Blogging Your Way To A Six Figure Income is the most comprehensive and realistic book that I have seen on blogging, but it is not overwhelming. It covers everything from choosing a blogging platform and a topic, through design, monetization strategies, interacting with your readers, what (and how often) to post, using social media and getting links, and a whole lot more.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Resource for Succeeding in the Blogosphere
I recommend this book for any serious blogger.
Casual bloggers may not be interested, but if you have big plans for your blog, this book will steer you in the right…
4.0 out of 5 stars
Medicine for Blogging Blues
I started blogging earlier in the year to:
- gain hands on experience to apply in my job
- provide some insight in a couple of niche topics…
5.0 out of 5 stars
For ProBloggers and Beginners Alike
At first, I was slightly put-off by the title, as I am not really interested in blogging as a source of income.
This is the 12th book I’ve read on blogging. The books I’ve read have run the gamut from marketing brochures clothed in the covers of a book to real sources of valued information. This book is clearly in the latter category and I would place it in the top one or two positions as my favorite so far.
I appreciated the author’s very quick overvew of “what is a blog”. Blogs are very easy to understand and the authors who have gone on for 20+ pages just describing a blog have obviously just been shooting for page count. This author gets into the real meat of the topic very quickly. The brief overvier of professional blogging as opposed to just blogging in chapter 1 was also helpful.
From the first chapter on, it’s all about getting your game on. You have to realize that blogging your way to a six-figure income does not happen overnight just like building an email list (in a valid way) that has hundreds of thousands of opt-in emails doesn’t happen overnight. This book holds your hand along this prolonged journey.
I loved this book. It is the first one I have read that actually explains how blogging can be used to make money directly. Most books I have read, and what I have experienced, indicate that blogging is not something to be done to make money directly.
In this book the author explains that there are direct ways to make money from one’s blog, and there are indirect ways.
Direct Monetization:
>>Advertising
>>Sponsorships
>>Affiliate commissions
>>Paid reviews
Indirect Monetization:
>>Freelance writing contracts
>>Book deals
>>Speaking engagements
>>Consulting opportunities
>>Service contracts
>>Sell your own products
After reading this book I am still a believer that blogs are not something to consider if you want to make money from them directly. However, it can be done! But probably not the way you would think. It’s not done by creating a blog, i.e., one blog and making it popular online. It’s done by creating many blogs. Creating an empire of blogs and getting well connected in the blogoshere does it. Writing on any topic that can generate advertisers, sponsorships, affiliate commissions, and paid reviews does it. One blog won’t do it. Two blogs won’t do it. But a lot of blogs creating little streams of income will do it.
The authors provide us with some lessons they have learned about blogging:
1. Blogging for income takes time
2. Take it one step at a time
3. It takes hard work and discipline
4. Follow your dreams
Does this sound familiar? It should if you regularly read books for entrepreneurs. Blogging for bucks is just another small business. Instead of writing content for an arsenal of magazines, you are writing an arsenal of content for various blogs. Instead of selling paper copies of writings, you are selling through Web 2.0. And you are using Web 2.0 strategies and tactics to make your blogs profitable.
If you have an interest in blogs, and you want two books on the subject that discuss blogs from completely different perspectives, then read this book and read “Blog Schmog” (ISBN: 078521576X). Both books are well written, organized, and sound. If you read both of these books, then you should have a pretty good idea of what blogs are all about, what you can do with them, and what you cannot do with them. 5 stars!
I have been looking forward to reading this book, and I couldn’t wait to tear into the package as soon as UPS brought it to my door.
“ProBlogger” does not disappoint. Each page includes useful tips and techniques for building a successful blog. The chapters include:
Blogging for Money
Niche Blogging
Setting Up Your Blog
Blog Writing
Blog Income and Earning Strategies
Buying and Selling Blogs
Blog Networks
Blog Promotion and Marketing
Secrets of Successful Blogs
Creating Something Worthwhile
Reading this book from cover to cover will give you a solid education in blogging. It is the most comprehensive and realistic book I have seen on blogging, but it is not overwhelming. It covers everything from choosing a blogging platform and a topic, through design, what (and how often) to post, monetization strategies, interacting with your readers, using social media and getting links, and much, much more.
I found several tips that will help me focus my efforts and produce a better blog.
Once you finish reading the book, keep it near your computer so you can reference it frequently. This is not just a book for beginners. Even experienced bloggers will learn things they can use to gain readership and increase profits.
If you are going to buy a book about blogging, make it this one.
Cathy Stucker, [...]
Author of Mystery Shopper’s Manual, 6th Edition
5.0 out of 5 stars
I am taking off my hat
Although, I am a newbie in blogging, I am not in much other aspects of internet business life, so, I can easily spot a books written just to sell their own stuff, or written by…
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best place to start in Internet Business and Blogging
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Solid advice on all aspects of blogging
This book covers just about every pertinent topic there is on blogging. It has information for the beginner on what defines a blog, the best tools to use to start, and how to pick…
4.0 out of 5 stars
One of the best on the market
I am new to blogging and there is so much rubbish on the internet about how to make money from blogging and how to drive traffic to your site etc…..
4.0 out of 5 stars
Ways to make money from your blog
I’m new to blogging. Never had a blog until just recently.
I’m taking a small business class, and one of the things the teacher recommended was having a blog…
2.0 out of 5 stars
Good book for absolute beginners, boring read for existing bloggers
I’ve been blogging for a few years now casually and didn’t find this book useful almost at all. The authors don’t give away any of their “secrets” or point you at what they have…
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great for a Newbie – Not so Great for a non Newbie
If you have never blogged or don’t have any idea about how you should start then this is a good guide.