Today, I’m going to talk about my income streams. In episode 150 I talked about how I make money blogging and broke it down by percentages.
Today I want to follow that episode up with 1000 mobile phone numbers the context. People may think that my report seems big and unattainable. People also have a tendency to compare themselves which isn’t a fair comparison because it is just a snapshot at the end of a journey.
In today’s episode, I am going to
Walk you through the last 13 years of my updated 2024 mobile phone number data life, and through the timeline of how I have added income streams over that time.
Update: I’ve continued this mini series of posts with one more in episode 154 in which I talk more about how to grow your blogging income further.
In Today’s Episode How I Diversified My Blogging Income and Became a Full Time Blogger
Note: you can listen to this episode roskapostikansion välttäminen: kattava opas here on iTunes (look for episode PB153).
- November 2002 – I get an email from a friend that says, check out this blog. I liked what I saw, and I began blogging. I had no idea that you could make money from blogging. I just did it because I enjoyed it.
- I spent a whole year learning about blogging.
- I wrote a lot of content and got better as a writer.
- I built traffic to my site.
- I built engagement with my readership.
- Years 2 and 3 – I started experimenting with monetizing. I built a second blog where I reviewed digital cameras. The reason I began experimenting with monetizing was that my blogs were costing me money and taking up a lot of time.
- Google AdSense – Text based ads that I started putting on my blog. I was earning a few cents
Most of these income streams started out as little experiments. Some of them have taken off and grown and others have not. I hope this has been helpful for you and gives you some ideas for your monetization strategy.
