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How to Grow Your Blog in a Year & Start Earning Over $1,000 a Month

Grow your blog in a year.

A lot can happen in a year, especially in the blogging world! Last year I decided to buckle down and turn my blog into a business. I started with re-branding and redesigning on January first. For the rest of the year, I worked hard and saw the more growth on my blog than ever before.

There’s NOTHING like getting paid to do something that you love to do. Absolutely nothing. I know that a lot of you are bloggers as well, so I wanted to share what I’ve learned over the past year with you! It can be weird to talk about stats and earnings publicly, but I know that it can be so helpful to learn the specifics about what other bloggers are doing! I have been so thankful for those that have shown me all the little details of their blogs, because it has helped me to grow my own. I’m sharing with you today to encourage you that you can do this too!

Grow Your Blog in a Year

The photo above is a chart depicting my monthly page views for last year. December 31st I switched over to the new domain and had to rebuild my following back up to what it was before the switch. By the end of February I was getting the same number of views a day that I had been before I switched domains, which was around 300 a day.

At the end of last year, I was averaging 3,000 views a day. 10X more than the beginning of the year!

I also wanted to start earning money with my blog, I focused on building up a good following first, and then began to monetize at the end of the year. January 2013 I was earning $0 a month, and by the end of the year I was averaging $1,000 blogging income every month (before taxes). 

To some, those numbers are tiny, but to me they are huge and went far beyond what I thought I would be able to do with my blog in a year. I’m hoping this year to double my average daily views and double my income by the end of the year.

If you are a blogger, you can totally do this too! You may have been blogging for years already (I had) and not experienced this type of growth, but that doesn’t mean it won’t happen this year!!!

I will warn  you though, it took a lot of work. Blogging is not a “get rich quick” type of plan, but it can be a wonderful way to work from home doing something that you love.

My first step was to work on getting my page views up. I waited until I was averaging 500-1,000 views every day, before I started to monetize. I did this for several reasons. First, it allowed me to focus all of my energy into producing good content and become accustomed with posting more frequently. It was also nice because when I started earning, it was a substantial amount. I wasn’t cluttering my site with ads or sponsored posts until they were earning me enough money to really be worth it.

One of the most important things I learned was that you have to be willing to change. There were reasons I wasn’t getting more page views earlier in the year. I needed to change the way I was doing some things. There is always room to grow. Spend some time comparing your site to other, more successful, sites in your niche. Try to figure out what they have that you don’t. Maybe it’s snazzy images, or better grammar. Maybe it’s the length of posts or the way they market their posts. Study other bloggers and find where you can improve.

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Another big change I made was in the type of content that I was writing. My absolute favorite thing to write is the heart-felt encouraging posts. Things like the Confessions of an Imperfect Mother Series and the recent posts about good moms. Those are my favorite posts to write because they come straight from the heart. Unfortunately, encouraging posts don’t typically see the same type of results that more straight-forward helpful posts do like budgeting tips or even posts about how to help your toddler adjust to the new baby. They aren’t always as fun to write, but those are the ones that get searched for on google and pinned on Pinterest the most.

I finally came to the realization that, I can still write what I love, but add to it, and write things that will do well in search engines and on Pinterest. I was only writing one really heart-felt post a week anyway, so instead of just writing one post a week, I decided to start also writing some things that I knew would generate lots of traffic to fill in the gaps during the rest of the week. I have not sacrificed what I love to do, and the quality of my posts have not gone down, just because I’ve added more quantity. You can have both quality and quantity, if you are careful and are willing to put in the work necessary to make it happen!

I take you step by step how I did it in this post: How to triple your blog’s pageviews this year.  It’s a lengthy post, but each point is something that I specifically used last year to help me grow my own blog!

Grow Your Blog In a Year earn a thousand dollars a month

Halfway through the year I started to actively monetize my blog. I installed google adsense  and joined many sites that connect bloggers to brands for sponsored post opportunities. The following are a few of my favorites, where I have found the most success (Affiliate links): Izea, Linqia and Social Fabric. I’ve used each of these for several months now and have had a positive experience with each. On these sites you are connected with brands who will pay you to write a post mentioning your product. Each brand has different requirements and you choose if you are interested in taking the opportunity or not. 

Related: master list of where to get sponsored posts here!

I gathered up all of my monetization tips and put them all in one post, you can find them here.

I hope this post encourages you that you can see crazy amounts of growth on your blog this year, and maybe even more than you are expecting!!!

If you want to grow you blog to something profitable this year – check out the Profitable Blogging Framework. 50+ bloggers joined together to share their TOP tips and strategies about how to grow a profitable blog. Click the image below to get in on the awesomeness!

If you are looking for more blogging resources to help you along your way, here are some of the most useful things I’ve found along my blogging journey

If you are wanting to get serious about your blog this year and connect with other bloggers join my free facebook group Actionable Blogging. You can ask questions, network and share your goals!

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  1. Hi Paula,
    I always find something useful and new for me to learn here, thanks!
    I was hoping to learn more about how specifically you grew your monthly views, is it the frequency of publishing posts or something else?
    Talking about my blogging goals, I am planning to grow my blog’s page views, and I am also looking for a new design for it. Wish me luck !

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  2. Thanks so much, Paula! I am encouraged by this! I decided last fall to turn my hobby blog into a side business, and it has been hard but rewarding. No earnings yet – but I am hopeful this is my year! :)

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  3. Thank you so much for these tips! I just started blogging last month, so my stats are still pretty low, but this is definitely something I aim to do. I would love to help my husband out since he is supporting twelve people on his own.

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  5. Thanks for sharing so openly, Paula it’s really encouraging. I am aiming for this kind of growth this year for my blog too. It can be really discouraging when you’re working so hard and you don’t see the growth you want. I have seen a drop in my Google traffic this month which I’m hoping will return so that’s been tough. But seeing other people’s success can help me to believe that this can happen for me too.
    Blessings
    Mel from Essential Thing Devotions

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  6. Thanks for sharing and being so open. I think the first thing I need to do is build up my pageviews. I’m going to look at your post on just that next. What I have been doing so far this year to try to help that is not just use Facebook and Twitter to share my posts, but also Pinterest and Google+.

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  7. Thanks for the tips. I just signed up with some of the places you listed. A little in over my head and confused but hopefully it will work out. How long did it take you to get the swing of things on Sverve, Social Spark, etc?

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  8. Paula: I didn’t know you were only blogging a year… I literally just opened on my new site on blogger a few weeks ago, and I told my husband I will work hard for a year and see where I get. Thanks for all your encouraging and helpful posts.

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    • I’ve been blogging longer than a year, but last year was when I really “got serious” and re-branded and started looking at it as a business and not a hobby. A lot can happen in one year! Congrats on your new blog!

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      • So glad to have found your blog. You are such an inspiration. I am glad I’ve gotten more serious, and am hopeful for this year and many time come. Thank you I hope you check it out !

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  9. Reading this has been so helpful. I just started my blog in November and sometimes it’s hard to not want to do everything at once, but I know you’re right about building up a following and writing good content first. You are so encouraging and I appreciate that very much. It can be easy to get discouraged here in the beginning. :)

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    • Ashlyn: Welcome to the blogging community ! It is hard not to want to have it all right now… but I’ve learned that blogging is like buying a ‘used’ house… you can’t change every room to your liking at one time :) Best of luck !
      Blessings, From Amanda @ livinginhismercyandgrace.blogspot.com

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  11. I respect a lot of your hard work put into this blog, i am also on a similar mission to reach those kind of numbers, if i keep my link building relevant.

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  14. Super encouraging, thank you so much for sharing your actual numbers! I would LOVE to be able to make a decent amount of money at home and quit my job, toying around a few ideas now… Keep up the good work!

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  15. Great post Paula! you really encouraged me. I have been working so hard since the first of the year and some days it seems to grow so slow. I forget to look at the overall picture some days and see that it is going up. I have also been working super hard on useful content for my readers (I like to write the encouraging posts most too). You really have encouraged me that I am moving the right direction.
    Debbie

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  16. Thanks a bunch for posting this Paula! This was a very encouraging and helpful post. MY blog is just 2 months old but looking at other bloggers and blogs I was very disappointed in myself. However this post has taught me patience and what to improve on to get more traffic. I really appreciate you in helping bloggers like me.

    Thank you once again.
    Chandana

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  17. Thank you for posting this it is so encouraging, I’ve been working so hard on my site while also looking after my son and slowly building it up. He’s recently started school and I’m now trying to work really hard and focus my efforts into my blog so I can work from home and still be there when he needs me and to pick him up from school. I’m not there yet but I’m working on it and reading posts like yours makes me feel that it is possible!

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  18. Thanks for the tips!!! I just started blogging and I have a goal to be bringing in some money about a year from now and I love how your goals are realistic! These are things that I can do and they are not too overwhelming.
    Pinning!!
    Ashley

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  20. Love this post! I just switched over from blogger to wordpress and have decided to “get serious” about blogging…especially since we had to fork over money for a host and theme :) Your post was so helpful, can’t wait to read more! Thanks!

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  25. Hello Paula! I found your post very insightful. I just started doing the same thing at the beginning of this year and I am currently trying to increase viewers. Things are very slow like you said, but your post was encouraging :) Please feel free to check out my blog and tell me what you think!

    ~
    Nathanial

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  26. I just launched my blog’s rebrand in late April, and I’m eager to grow… thanks for putting this together. I’m devouring all your advice ;)

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  28. Thanks so much for this post, Paula. I’ve been (personal) blogging for years, and with a journalism degree, I’m always hearing that I should start a blog to help jumpstart my career, but I never really felt that it could help me in the here-and-now, pay-my-bills sense. BUT I am going to get down to business, and start a blog where I can share my thoughts, and I’m bookmarking this post in case I ever get to the point where I think I could monetize it.

    Beth
    http://www.episeofcake.blogspot.com

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  29. Your willingness and passion to share the gift and profit of writing with others is such a breath of fresh air, Paula! If I was in your position, I would be so tempted to hoard my blogging secrets so that my “competition” wouldn’t rise up and “steal” my views. But you’re not like that at all and I love that about you. :) Thank you for being a genuine encouragement to the multitudes around you. Your transparency and humility in the midst of great success is something I admire so much. :)

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  31. Your blog is adorable. I am happy to have found you and scoping out all of your blogging resources today! I have had my blog for about two years and want to get more serious about making it more profitable; at least using it to cover some extra expenses at home.

    Excited to check it all out.. thanks! :)

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  32. Thanks Paula! I am so new to blogging I need whatever I can get. I am pinning this and will have to come back, again and again. Several great tips that I needed!!

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  33. Really great post! I focused on many of the same tips you mentioned here and my blogging income grew too. It was a good feeling to make money doing what I love. It doesn’t pay the bills but it is a nice supplemental income.

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  34. This is a very encouraging post! I really want to build up my social media presence, and gain more subscribers/pageviews. It can be discouraging at times, but I think that’s a thing all bloggers go through. I know that as long as I keep working and learning, God will bless my site. I’m using my blog as an e-ministry and that is my focus right now. God will grow the numbers when it’s time. :)

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  35. Thank you for these tips, Paula. You should be really proud of yourself! I’m currently working on getting pageviews up, also. It isn’t easy, but articles like yours help me to push forward.

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  36. Paula, wow. You really hit the nail on the head for me. I currently blog like you had in the past. Writing one really heart-felt post a week. Sometimes I add a post per week here or there but when I started blogging my goal was to get one solid post in a week. Seems small, but in the world of blogging we know there is a lot around blogging to do and get done while maintaining trying to just simply do something you love. I have come to a point where I am really looking to expand and your post is beyond useful to me. Thank you for sharing your findings and learnings. It is extremely valuable. This will be a resource that I look back at often. Thank you. Jess

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  40. This is absolutely wonderful information and encouragement. My blog is primarily dedicated to encouragement and being that voice for others.

    Thank you for sharing!

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  42. Great share wonderful tips well def look into it and incorporated into my plans for future of my own brand thanks again :)

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  43. Paula,
    When you say you switched to the ‘new domain’ what are you talking about? I wondered if you meant from blogger to wordpress, and if so did you do it yourself or pay someone else? I haven’t read the other two posts you have linked here but I am headed that way now. Thanks for the advice and sharing your story!
    Ronda

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    • If you already own your domain name on blogger (so it doesn’t have yoursite.blogger.com but is just yoursite.com) then you won’t lose anything at all when you transfer from blogger to wordpress. I bought my domain just before switching and decided to rebrand. Before my URL was hopefulfuture.blogspot.com and I purchased beautythroughimperfection.com so that when I switched from blogger to wordpress I also switched domains. Switching domains means that your followers will take a bit to find you, but you can put in redirects (which is what I had done so to this day if you type in hopefulfuture.blogspot.com you will end up on beautythroughimperfection.com

      I’m totally not a tech-y person so I didn’t do it myself I hired some one. ;) Blogelina does blogger to WP transfers for a fee and has several other similar services too. http://www.blogelina.com/join-a-community-of-women-who-love-to-blog/blogelina-services-products/have-your-blog-transferred-and-save/

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      • Paula,
        Thanks so much for the tips and honesty! I am in the process of changing domains as well. I currently use WordPress’ free site, but will be using their wordpress.org software and hosting it myself. Do you mind me asking who you host through? I planned on moving to Go Daddy…
        thanks so much!
        Jessica

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        • I use blue host right now but I’m planning on switching next month to something that can handle higher traffic a bit better.

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  44. Hi Paula,
    Thanks for the tips. I’ve only started blogging for a year, but you are right, I only started seeing increment of page views after writing helpful posts that people google about. I’ve already started monetizing my blog. I think it is important to know your own worth and charge accordingly as many PR companies will try to lure you to do free reviews/posts for them when you are a new blogger.

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  45. Hi Paula,

    Thank you for putting together your thoughts on how to grow your blog.

    I’m getting ready to launch a blog (mscandyblog.com) and have been building a social media following. While I’ve worked hard for every follower, pin, and like, I know that gaining traffic to my blog will also be difficult.

    Wishing you continued success,
    Marlo
    mscandyblog.com

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  46. I’ve been working on growing my blog only posting once a week it worked went from a few hundred to now a floating traffic monthly 1200 approximately , had a few ads but then decided not to have because people like to see you content and share but not to be overwhelmed by ad that pop up in the middle of their reading. i ll love to earn by the ad system but I’m not a mommy or coupon blogger. And seems that that is the only way to monetize. a blog, please correct me if im wrong .As an artist and crafter, I blog what I live and do and commercially seems that is not the niche for monetizing with coupons or mommy ads.

    My goal is to find a sponsor for arts and crafts or maybe artist that want to promote themselves. do you have knowledge on how to acquire this.

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  47. Thank you for this. I’ve been blogging just over a year and FINALLY learning about monetizing and all of the other jargon that comes with blogging. I will pouring over your site and links. New reader here. Thank you again. – Heather, Life of a Traveling Navy Wife

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  48. I love writing heartfelt blogs as well but also see that they don’t draw in as many readers as my other more informative posts. So I shall make more changes. Thanks for sharing this was super handy. xo Rene

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  51. Coming to you from the #SITSsharefest. Thank you for writing such an informative post and I loved how you were willing to share your stats and chart them! Thank you very much!

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  52. Hi Paula,
    I just discovered your post (and blog) through The SITS Girls and I am happy I did.
    One of my objectives is to make money with my blog and I am still in the phase where I am defining my topics and the red thread that would make all come under one and easy signature (one of my problems is liking many things and topics and talking about most of them so I have to find a way to pitch myself correctly).
    Thanks for all the tips you give here, I’ll get back to your blog for sure!

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  53. Thank you for sharing what you have learned, I found it very encouraging. I only started my blog in March and was/ still am pretty clueless, but I am learning, albeit slowly!

    I would love to be able to earn a little from my blogging in the future and luckily I am the patient sort. At the moment I am trying to see what works, build up my page views and get the hang of social media – I am hopeless at that.

    Thanks again and good luck for the future.

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  54. Thank you SO much for this post! After a few years of hesitation I have finally decided to start my own blog. So far I love it and am just focusing on gaining more followers for now. I feel like a chicken running around with my head cut off, but I’m a happy chicken. ;)

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  56. Hei. Paula thnx for sharing such a beautiful and knowledgeable post. I’m new blogger. So i need to follow ur all the steps. Itis really nice.

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  57. Thanx Paula for sharing such a valuable information. I am new to blogging and developed website about festivals.
    Can u help me to improve the traffic on my website.
    Also looking for some suggestions on the content

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  58. Love this post. I think having variety on your site (and mine) is helpful, too…don’t you? It gives you more choices of what to write about. If you aren’t feeling inspiration on one topic you can just pick a different one. Love the freedom of choosing what to write about!

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  59. hi, thanks for this encouraging post! I also rebranded and moved from blogger to wordpress, and I’m slowly getting the hang of which posts do best. My goal now is 350 pageviews a day so that I can average 10,000/mo.

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  61. Paula,

    I’m so happy that I came across your site! I can tell that you’ve put a lot of work into making sure your blog reaches a larger audience. I look forward to reading more from you!

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  63. Hello, I found your pin and thought I’d check you out. Good points, thanks. I’m off to read your other linked posts. I’ve had my blog for under 2 months and my, it’s such hard work! However, I really enjoy blogging and I’ll plod on.

    Thanks for sharing your experience, have a lovely day :-)

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  65. Thank you for this post and all the links. But mostly thank you for the encouragement. My family and I are stationed overseas and will be returning to the States on a year. My goal is to increase my views and followers within that year so I can turn this into a job when we return. It’s a great chance to keep a job no matter where they move us! You’ve given me hope that I can accomplish this goal. So thank you!

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  68. This is exactly the kind of post I needed to read right now. I only started blogging in November 2014 and I am already obsessed. I have big goals for my blog this year – quite in line with how you’ve grown your blog, and it’s so encouraging to see that it is possible. Thank you.

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  69. i love this post. So very encouraging. For a beginner blogger feeling slightly overwhelmed it gives me a great feeling of knowing if she can do it I can do it too. Thanks for the tips!

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  70. Thanks so much Paula. I’ m working on taking my blog to the next level and your posts are really helpful on getting me to focus on the right things. Xx

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  71. I love this post! I can relate to it so much, and I can understand what you are trying to say. As a nanny, I tend to have lots of heart felting, describing posts and ways to show how nanny feels when not appreciated or similar, but I lack helpful posts to moms, nannies and kids.

    There is so much to offer, and I thank you so much for opening my eyes :)

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  72. My niche blog outperforms my personal blog by far with about the same amount of work. Last month, I decided to get more serious with earning on my personal blog so I worked on the design, posted more frequently, and did keyword research for each post. This month, I am adding more social networking to te mix. I am already seeing positive results.

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  73. Great post! I just started a blog this month and am learning so much because of people like you who post such useful & valuable content!

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    • Wow! What a fantastic post Paula! It is both informative and inspiring.I wish I had read this last year. I have recently switched to a self hosted WordPress this spring and I love it! I am wanting to focus on growing my customer base/page views in 2015. Thank you for sharing with us. I am definitely encouraged

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  75. Thanks for the tips. I think I’m going to have to change my blog platform. I chose Weebly because I didn’t want to spend most of my blogging time learning WordPress, but I just can’t get Weebly to do exactly what I want it to do. Grrrrr!

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  77. Thank you for this insight!
    I am ting to grow my blog in visits, and interaction with the hopes of one day being able to monetize. I am in the process of getting my own domain. I’m just a @wordpress.com now and I am hoping buying the domain will increase traffic.
    Did you notice a growth when you got your domain?
    After you got your domain, was your site found easier?
    The whole process can be a bit overwhelming!
    Thank You!

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  78. Thanks so much for this post, it came at the perfect time for me. I am a new blogger just getting off the ground and I found this very helpful and informative. I have been wrting for years but now I finally found a place for my writing to live. Towards the end of you post you mentioned that you put all the tips for monetizing in one place but the link wasnt working for me. If you could you could email the post that would be wonderful. Thanks, Gloria

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  80. Thanks for such a great post. I’m currently not targeting advertising as like you did, I am trying to increase my numbers first.

    My targets for the year
    – increase daily visits to 100 (currently 20)
    – split blog into groups ( this is to make my posts more targeted, as you noted, the more fun posts are not always the most popular, however I am doing this for the love of writing so I still want to do whatever takes my fancy)
    – grow my newsletter list by 100
    – offer a free digital download (linked to above)

    Thanks again for your inspirational post

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  81. Thank you so much for sharing! This is exactly what I’m doing this year. I’ve been logging for a couple of years, but this year starting in January I’m on a mission to turn it into an income earning biz. I have a plan but I’m very happy to see posts like yours! It makes my journey just a little bit easier. So much work goes into a blog! Without the passion for it, you won’t make it because it requires hours and hours of work and sometimes with seemingly no return. Thanks again!

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  82. Thank you for sharing! I read it twice :)
    I need to stop focusing on making money and start focusing on producing high quality content frequently and building and audience first.
    Fantastic!

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  83. Hello! Thanks for sharing again. I’ve had diffiulties with google Adsense. I have a youtube channel, and don’t know whether the money is coming from my Youtube or my blog. Any suggestions on how to find that out?

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  85. Hi,
    Thank you for sharing.
    It is an inspiration I am hoping in the near future I can be as successful as you are.
    I have to change some of my blogs now as they are all written in my native language.
    I just thought that my friends and relative will not read it if it is all over in english. If you have any advice for me that would be helpful

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  86. I’m so glad I stumbled across this post this morning. What great tips. I started my blog in September and I’m really struggling to get page views and with how to structure my time. Plus I have a toddler and I work shifts so achieving anything beyond the basic necessities seems a mountain to climb.

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