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How to Make More Money From Your Blog in the New Year : Best of ProBlogger

Posted By Darren Rowse 30th of December 2009 Blogging for Dollars 0 Comments

Todays post in the Best of ProBlogger 2009 series looks at the topic of making money from blogs. By no means is it a comprehensive or complete guide to the topic but below are 12 of the more popular posts we’ve had on the topic this year.

  1. The Importance of Having Your Own Product to Sell
  2. How to Make $30,000 a Year Blogging
  3. The #1 Reason My Blogging Grew Into a Business
  4. 5 Ways to Make Money Blogging Once You Have Traffic
  5. $72,000 in E-books in a Week: 8 Lessons I Learned
  6. How to Find Direct Advertisers for Your Blog
  7. How I use Email Newsletters to Drive Traffic and Make Money
  8. What is Affiliate Marketing?
  9. How to Find Profitable Affiliate Products to Promote
  10. 11 Lessons I Learned EArning $119,725.45 from Amazon Associates Program
  11. 10 More Amazon Associate Program Lessons I Learned on My Way to Six Figure Earnings
  12. Should I Add a Donation Button to My Blog?
About Darren Rowse
Darren Rowse is the founder and editor of ProBlogger Blog Tips and Digital Photography School. Learn more about him here and connect with him on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
Comments
  1. Let 2010 be great – Happy New Years!

  2. Coincidence–$30,000 is exactly the 2010 minimum-income goal I have set (to earn from all forms of freelance writing, not just blogging). I notice that none of your articles discuss the possibility of straight sales of articles for posting on others’ blogs. Considering that you emphasize actually making money, maybe that’s understandable. Why is it that corporations pay thousands of dollars to have text written for a Web page, periodicals pay two or three hundred dollars for an article, royalty book publishers give their writers large advances–but no one wants to pay more than a few dollars for a blog post? It’s not because blogs are shorter (the price is still comparative peanuts when calculated per word), and it’s definitely not because they require higher overhead.

  3. It’s really great resource. Keep posting it. I am looking for more exciting resources in upcoming 2010. Keep posting.

  4. Darren,
    It is 1st time ever I wrote on somebody blog. I follow your regularly and find it very inspiring.
    I have a question, my blog is 100% japanese and my audience is about 3/4 browsing my blog via their mobile phone, I am missing all the adsense sales and there is no way to sell a pdf for japanese mobile phone users.
    Any ideas how to increase rentability (sales) in these conditions?

  5. I love reading your post, it gave me some inpirations, thanks.

  6. Happy New Year everyone!

    I loved this post and I’m working to make 20,000$ this year blogging. I just published a post, ‘The top 3 free tools for modern internet marketing gurus’ at my blog; http://www.camilturcotte.com

  7. Thank you so much, there aren’t enough posts on this… keep up the good work

  8. Great advice and very true. One of the most important things bloggers, or any business, can do is try not to give up. Even when times are tough it�s important to be there for your readers and customers because they will remember you in a positive light once things get better and you will be rewarded for your efforts.

  9. Wow I have to say this is great. Even writing that post must have taken you a seriously long time. Thanks for your effort!

  10. Hey, surprise surprise! I made a blog myself, WOW, what a chalange that was, it was hard and now i realise what you’ve been trough with yours but anyways it’s good that some things come to an end. Well i just wanted to let you know about it, I’m giving away for free some intresting ebooks and i think you should hurry up and get them cause they won’t be free forever :) this is all.Thanks and BYE!

  11. If you want to start earning money today you can I just joined and after two days I got 700$… stop wasting time and join this cool free to join money making website get paid to read email and paid to click adds no surveys.

  12. Good topic for creating this article. It is enjoyable reading.

  13. Hi, to start with I want to tell you that I love your blog. Great post, I fully agree with you. Have a great day mate.

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  15. Enlightening this is worth checking out. Thanks for a good posting.

  16. Interesting post. I have been wondering about this issue,so thanks for posting. I’ll likely be coming back to your blog. Keep up great writing. Have a fantastic day!

  17. I would wish to compliment you for the attempts you have made in bringing out this article. I am awaiting the said best work from you again too.

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  19. Thanks for posting this, it’s just what I was googling. This is why I like blogs, you get a personal opinion from someone rather than a corporation trying to sell you on something, or an idea. I’ll be reading your blog more often!

  20. justine says: 03/22/2010 at 12:50 pm

    Bloggings a great way to get your ideas out there, isn’t it?

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