Tips to Make Money from the Comfort of Your Own Home

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Are you in a position where you could use some extra cash each month to supplement your freelance income? Well, if so, you are one of many people who find themselves battling regular financial struggles. The good news is that you can do something about it, particularly in today’s digital age where you have modern technology at your fingertips.

By turning to the internet, you can effectively start your own part-time business working from a home office –  if you haven’t yet. In addition, if all goes well, you could even turn it into a full-time venture over time. It is important to remember just how much people rely on the internet these days to do everything from their weekly shopping to accessing educational tools or conducting a people search free. So, by offering your services online, you could earn a very good additional income. [Read more…]

How Bloggers Can Survive This Economic Recession

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When times get financial tough, things get even tougher for bloggers and freelance writers. When you enter this industry, you know it means constantly working for your next post or finding your next client. But, when the economy causes those clients to cut their budgets, things get extra tough for those in the writing industry. What can you do to make sure you survive this economic recession.? [Read more…]

How Much Do Bloggers Make?

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The majority of bloggers eventually want to turn their content into revenue. While it’s a widespread goal, not too many folks are forthcoming about how much they actually make.

U.S. News and World Report’s Alpha Consumer column spoke with several bloggers who were willing to divulge their blogging income.

Check out the article here.

From bloggers still trying to break even, to the five-digit monthly success of Steve Pavlina, there are many paths to turn a blog into profit. Even two people who take the same path, will likely experience different levels of financial success.

Personally, I have made money from my primary blog. However, the biggest income generator is not directly from my blog. In other words, having a blog has led to opportunities that I would not have been offered or privy to otherwise. I’d say for every $50 I make from the blog, I’ve made about four times that from other projects.

Care to share how much you’ve made with your blog?