Blogging Skills
how can i make money blogging?
i’m out of work for a few weeks, and really strapped for cash. i’d like to make money on my writing. i recently visited south africa, and i would like to write about my experiences there. this could be an opportunity to hone my skills and make some cash while i’m at it… so how would i go about making it happen? i should mention i’m a computer/internet retard. my skills are pretty much rudimentary. would i need to expand those skills, and if so… how?
also, how long would it take for the money to start coming in?
by letting old men pleasure themselves to your soft core pornography.
Beyond that not a lot of people make money blogging. Oh by the way, you’d have blogged about South Africa, while in South Africa. The idea is that it is the equivalent of a diary, not a memoir of your time there. You don’t just label everything you write a blog. While some people blogging get paid, it is a rarity.
Beyond that, why would anyone really care about your travels? Are you fascinating somehow (see soft core pornography above)? Essentially the blogging that pays is by getting a large number of people to come read your work, which will have ads next to it. You’d then get paid by those advertisers or the site that manages the advertisers.
Nobody is just going to read your work and proclaim, “this is great, cut her a check.” You’d have to show you can draw an audience.
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