Do you Make Money Online from non Blogging Sources? [POLL]

Time for another ProBlogger poll – looking forward to hearing what you’ve got to say on this question:

Do you Make Money Online from non Blogging Sources?
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If your answer is yes – tell us what the source is in comments below.

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Comments

  1. Rebecca says:

    I make money online working as a transcriptionist. All of that work is done via internet.

  2. I don’t make any money from my blogging although I’d love too.
    My money comes from my e-commerce personalized ornament site
    http://www.cathyscreations.com

  3. Adele says:

    I sell stuff at CafePress.com/yougababecafe and have done freelance graphic work online but want to bring in more sales from building my blog to bring attention to my store. I am in the learning stage of what blogging is all about and why I am on this blog right now.

  4. Azher says:

    Mainly My income source is adsense. I am working full time job and at night i am doing 2 hour blogging which make some money for my pocket. It is being too handy with my study and i find out two hour for it.

  5. Mark Woods says:

    http://www.Beanpods.co.uk, eBay, jabberwoc.deviantart.com.

    Nothing from blogs…yet!!

    Great site, by the way!

    Cheers, Mark (Nottingham,UK).

  6. Lindsay says:

    On my blog Iheartpgh.com I make some additional money from my Spreadshirt shop. My blog has led to my job at Spreadshirt.com where I now write the Spreadshirt blog – http://blog.spreadshirt.com.

  7. I am into paid posting and it somehow helps me to monetize my blog.

    I do not know any non-blogging sources that I am capable to do, and I will appreciate if I will learn more.

  8. Glenn Abel says:

    Web site consulting, editorial content for businesses, SEO and teaching the basics to newbies.

  9. Mark Silver says:

    Yup- our monthly revenue comes from:

    - individual clients (5%)
    - group teleclasses, workshops, retreats (50-70%)
    - information/learning products (25-45%)

    The blog is only just starting to help with the marketing of all of this.

  10. Andy T says:

    I’m a roofing and waterproofing contractor in Toronto. I have some job quote enquires from my company web. Not much. Normally not a large job. Still, business is business!
    I also have a blog writing about home maintenance – normally pick up idea in my jobs, trainings or faq from my customer. The money from pay per click and a job (can not compare).

  11. app says:

    I am also a donationware developer of time managment/productivity tools and small desktop utilities.

    My most well known application is Instant Boss.

    I have made 3x as much from that than I have from blogging, which isn’t saying much because I haven’t really made all that much from my software. Not even enough to afford a cup of coffee each day.

  12. Natalie says:

    As well as having a blog about songwriting, I record my own music and I make money by selling downloads of my music.

  13. Dilip says:

    I make money through Affiliate Programs and Adsense.

  14. Moise levi says:

    99% of my income comes from non blogging sources, “but”, my blog brings me 100% of my clients these days.

    My blog gives me credibility. Readers can see my track record live.

  15. I’ve made a few hundred dollars from my site in it’s first month. 50% adsense and 50% ebook sales.

  16. Gerri says:

    Yup!! I sell a fair amount of stuff on eBay and trademe. That counts right?