Make Your Blogging hobby to money

In the past there was a simple formula to make money online.  Find a product,  write a landing page, direct Google paid traffic to it and click through was cash in the bank.  With increased competition and growing domains and changes in google ranking for sites, the game has changed.

Do you want to learn how to make money with your blog? In this article, blogger Darren Rowse shares his tips on how to encourage your readers to support your blog. Darren is a strong supporter of the “landing page” which is designed to guide your readers to the revenue stream that you’ve designed. Whether it’s getting them to buy your e-book or to click on your affiliate links, Rowse has some great tips for you.

The idea with Premise is that instead of having to have a designer create a template specifically for each type of landing page for your blog (or having to learn to do it yourself), this plugin helps you create those landing pages yourself.

One of the most amazing features of Premise is the graphics library. You could easily pay more than Premise costs just for a set of graphics like this, and it ensures that every landing page you create is unique.

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How to Turn Your Blog Traffic into Money

Fresh and new attracts readers and leads to more traffic

When you’re desperate for ideas, the default method for finding something to blog about is, of course, to read the news. It’s not the most organic way to inspire a post, but sometimes it’s necessary especially if you’re on a deadline. The problem is that hundreds of other bloggers with writer’s block are doing the same thing. Follow everyone else’s lead, and by definition your blog will become correspondingly less fresh and readable.  There is definiely hope if you stop standing in the same place trying to sound off the same old viewpoint you’ve had for the past 100,000 posts.  Staying fresh can only keep the audience coming back and giving your site more traffic.

I blogged about the scandal only because the opportunity presented itself. Granted, I had to look for a way to fit it into my narrowly topical blog, but it didn’t take much effort to find one. Had there been no angle, or only an awkward one, I wouldn’t have. A far more famous politician found himself in far greater trouble a couple of weeks earlier, but Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn’t have any money problems that I could write about (forthcoming retroactive child support payments notwithstanding).

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Think Twice Before You Use News as Inspiration

Turn an Inactive Blog a useful one

If you have  nothing to do you with your inactive blog, visit account that you are either going to continue to pay for the accommodation (if hosted), or it will be eventually wander in the Court of large bone that is the world of WordPress.com and blogger abandoned (or any blogging service you use) blogs. Simply remove your blog. Wipe it off the face of the Earth clean. It will be either forgotten or become legend. In any event, you are finished with the thing and can move forward. But there are other things you can do with the blog.  Turn your inactive blog into cash.

Quitting any blog is often an at-least-slightly painful experience. It stings. You put all of this time, effort, and maybe even money into something and you hate to see it wasted.

But don’t worry about it. If for whatever reason you decide to abandon a blog, do what you need to do and then move on. Take what you learned and apply it to your next adventure. And what about Underwater Basket Weaving Master Central Dot Net? Well, as long as you steer clear of swimming pools and long strips of reed or cane, you should be okay.

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5 Brilliant Things You Can Do with an Inactive Blog

Collaborate your blog with Social Media

To get even more traffic to your blog, according to me it is very important to send a text message to the viewers which help them to see your blog perfectly and understand clearly. If their twitter and facebook is setup on their iphone, blackberry or similar device then it definitely the visitor will get recieve an alert.  To increase traffic it might be helpful to send text or announcement or helpful hints via mobile devices.   Mobile and soical media seem to be intergrated very well together in 99 percent of the devices on the market.  Using social media and mobile device is a effective marketing strategy for traffic.

As bloggers, we are always looking for new ways to increase the level of traffic and readers to our websites. You may have a great product to sell or you just monetize you blog through display advertising—increasing your traffic to the next level is sure to increase your potential blog earnings.

Using Social Media traffic to methodically drive more eyeballs to your site is a great way to capitalize on the Web 2.0/3.0 boom. Have a look at these tips to increase user engagement on your topic, and boost new readers clicking through to your website:

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Maximize Social Media Traffic to Your Blog