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Also, are you limited to one blog? Or can you have several if they focus on different topics?
Now if I could just get more traffic...
ownerrim, you can have more than one blog (all of them can have adsense from the same account).
Just include the adsense code in the part of your "template" code where you want it to show up...
I think it depends on the topic of your blog.
Definitely. Some blogs make $$$.
Alas, my little niche topic blog will never attract the masses. I'll just have to look elsewhere for profits.
The blogs that make big bucks have a massive number of visitors everyday.
Well, you have to remember that a "blog" for some people is nothing more than a really simple way to publish. You might decide to do, say, a product review website with Adsense ads for income and just run the whole thing on Blogger (or Journalspace, MT, or whatever) just because publishing that way is so much simpler than figuring out how to do it all yourself.
Alas, my little niche topic blog will never attract the masses. I'll just have to look elsewhere for profits.
here's a suggestion - what if instead of having 1 niche topic blog you had 25...or more?
I'm not sure how much your blog is earning - but lets just say its $5 a day and that it takes you 15 minutes a day to update. What if you started another 24 blogs that each took 15 minutes of your time each day for a total of 6 hours updating per day.
If they all brought in $5 daily you'd be making $150 a day. Of course thats 7 days per week totaling at $1050 per week.
Of course the chances are that if you started 25 blogs that at least one of them (at least) would take off and that you might find your average daily earnings higher than that.
Also if you had a little patience you'd find over time as you add entries every day you'd see your earnings grow.
ie if you add two new pages on each of those blogs each day you'd be adding 18250 pages of content every year. Not a bad year's work.
You see - I've heard a number of people say that blogs can't and won't make money - but I beg to differ - if you're willing to put in some hard work, be a little creative and have a little patience I think they can do pretty well. Just a theory - interested in what others think.
Blogging for AS money is a lot of work. A nice site earns you much much more.
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