The Niche Blogger Review - 10 Months Later

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The Niche Blogger Review – 10 Months Later

I thought that you guys might be wondering how my niche blogging is going along, so I decided to write a Niche Blogger Review to show you how that's been going for me this year. I bought Amy Bass's The Niche Blogger in January of this year and began to learn about building my own niche blogs using wordpress. When I started I knew nothing about SEO or how to get a website ranked, much ...

The Niche Blogger Review – 10 Months Later

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I thought that you guys might be wondering how my niche blogging is going along, so I decided to write a Niche Blogger Review to show you how that’s been going for me this year. I bought Amy Bass’s The Niche Blogger in January of this year and began to learn about building my own niche blogs using wordpress.

When I started I knew nothing about SEO or how to get a website ranked, much less how to make money with it. Amy’s step by step method’s made the learning process a breeze so I upgraded to a lifetime membership 2 months into the program. (You can be a regular member for just $19.95 a month.)

I learned about becomming an affiliate and getting my niche blogs ranked so that I could get free search engine traffic. Amy taught me how to promote my website and even make money while I was doing promotion. I’ve loved every minute of it.

I still do freelance writing, but niche blogging is where my heart is. I haven’t completed all of the months yet, because Amy is still adding new material and I like to replicate what has been making me money so far. Soon, however, I am going to read the month on blog flipping and attempt to flip my first blog.

What about the numbers?

These are my niche blogging earnings since January of 2009. Keep in mind that I do this on a very part time basis, although I am planning to go full time in the new year.

Affiliate Sales (amazon, clickbank, ebay, etc.): $760.64

Google Adsense: $297.99

Total: $1058.63

What would you do with an extra $1000? I spent some of mine putting it back into my business – I have an aweber account that I pay monthly and I have spent a little money on domain names. I did not include my earnings from eHow or Suite101 since I am mainly using them to supplement my freelance writing money. I plan to scale this business way up and earn a full time income using the techniques that I learned at The Niche Blogger next year.

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One Response to “The Niche Blogger Review – 10 Months Later”

Deja Treff

I gotta say, while searching through 100′s of blogs each week, the theme of your blog stands out (for all the right reasons). If you don’t mind me asking, what’s the name of this theme and where can I get one like this. It’s much better than the themes I use for some of my blogs

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