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How Many Pageviews Do You Need to Make Money Blogging?
As a new blogger, I always wondered how many pageviews you needed to have to make money blogging. But when I spent time on Google trying to find the answer, I came up with nothing. And I spent a ton of time searching.
It was frustrating, to say the least.
My pageviews and income.
I grew my blog to over $20,000/month income in just 19 months (currently at 350,000 pageviews a month) and started working with other bloggers to help grow their blogs. As I got more experience working with bloggers, I answered my own questions.
I promised myself a long time ago to come back and write this article that I spent weeks unsuccessfully trying to find as a new blogger.
Because there’s nothing that you want to know more as a new blogger than how many pageviews you need to make money blogging!
The confusion with pageviews and income.
There’s a lot of confusion over how many pageviews you need to make money blogging. And for good reason. It’s hard for someone to give you a hard and fast number (but I will… bear with me) because there are so many variables that come into play.
I call it the “Do you know what you’re doing?” factor.
That means that if you have no idea what you’re doing or how to blog as a business, you could have hundreds of thousands of pageviews a month and be making just a few hundred dollars a month.
On the opposite spectrum, if you’re very experienced and know exactly what you’re doing… You could have 50,000 pageviews a month and be making $10,000/month from blogging easily.
The truth is, it’s not the pageviews that matter, it’s how you use them. But there’s a minimum number of pageviews where you should absolutely be earning a full time income (hold on…. we’re getting to that!)
The variables that affect how many pageviews you need to make money.
There are four main questions you need to ask yourself that affect the number of pageviews you need in order to make money.
- What kind of foundation have you set?
- Is your content, titles, and graphics engaging?
- Does your blog have a crystal clear focus?
- Do you have a newsletter list?
- How do you make money?
- Ads?
- Sponsored posts?
- Affiliates?
- Your own products?
- Is your audience engaged?
- Does your audience care what you think?
- Do they trust your opinion and seek your advice?
How many of those questions you answered yes to determines how much income you can make from the pageviews that you have. The fact of the matter is that someone can make $5,000 with about 30,000 pageviews a month while someone else struggles making $500/month with 200,000 pageviews.
And that’s where most articles on the subject leave you. With a brief overview of why pageviews and income don’t always correlate closely.
But those articles drove me nuts when I was new.
So, we’re doing you one better.
At 100,000 pageviews a month, you should be blogging for full-time income.
How many pageviews you need to make a full-time income blogging.
If you have more than 100,000 pageviews a month on your blog (total pageviews, not unique) you should be blogging full-time (i.e. earning more than $3,500/month from your blog).
That doesn’t mean that the second you hit that 100,000/month pageview mark that someone will send you a check. It means that if you’re already at 100,000/month and you’re not pulling in full-time income then you’re doing something wrong (which is pretty common and isn’t a testament to your business sense or character at all).
That being said, if you have less than 100,000 pageviews and more than 30,000 pageviews a month, it’s possible to pull in full-time income from blogging if you really know what you’re doing.
Then the question becomes one of two things…
I’m not even close to 100,000 pageviews a month… How do I get to there?
Set a good foundation for your blog. If I thought I could teach it better than Elite Blog Academy, I would. But I took Elite Blog Academy and that was the best course in the world for people who are trying to make a full-time income from blogging.
They took me from $18/month to over $20,000/month in 18 months and I reached full-time income in just 10 months after starting.
You need to work on the foundation of your blog. The foundation includes things like…
- The way your site looks
- The posts that you write
- The titles
- The graphics
- The content
- The structure of your blog.
Then you need to work on how to market your content effectively through social media (effectively being the operative word there).
Elite Blog Academy brings you through that step by step, but unfortunately, the class is only available once a year so you need to have almost perfect timing to get in. Your best bet is to get on the waiting list here…
While you wait for the class to open up, you can look into using Pinterest to increase your pageviews for free here and you can also grab the Pinterest Strategy Guide that I used to explode my pageviews from Pinterest (while only spending four hours a month on marketing my content!) here.
The Pinterest Strategy Guide explains step-by-step how to implement the strategy that I used to grow from 30,000 pageviews to over 500,000 pageviews (with a record spike of 870,000 pageviews in January) in just a few months!
What? I have over 100,000 pageviews and make almost nothing from my blog! What do I need to do?
If you aren’t making a full-time income from blogging and you have over 100,000 pageviews then you’re probably equally excited and frustrated by this news. It’s not fun to waste time doing the wrong things!
Why aren’t you making money from blogging if you have over 100,000 pageviews?
First, you need to identify what you’re doing wrong…
- Are you self-hosted?
- Do you have a newsletter list?
- Are you in a premier ad network?
- Do you accept sponsored posts?
- Do you have an affiliate marketing strategy?
Those are the things that will directly affect your income.
The order in which to increase your income if you have over 100,000 pageviews a month.
Get Self Hosted.
If you aren’t self-hosted, you should do that first.
You can grab hosting for only $3.49/month here. Need a step by step guide for those that suck at computers? You can find that here.
Get Better Ads.
Once you’re self-hosted, join a premier ad network. Join Adthrive if you have over 100,000 pageviews a month or The Blogger Network if you have over 80,000 pageviews but haven’t cracked 100,000 yet.
There may be a waiting list, but this will give you an instant income boost. Just for an example, my RPM with Adsense and Media.net was $2 RPM and with Adthrive it’s $11 RPM.
So for the same 100,000 pageviews a month, I would be making $200/month in ad income with Adsense and Media.net or $1,300/month by switching to Adthrive (which will only accept your application if you have over 100,000 pageviews a month). Keep in mind that everyone’s RPM is different and I have a fairly aggressive ad strategy that you can read more about at the bottom of this post, but that’s a good example.
Focus on Your List.
Your email/newsletter list and affiliate marketing go hand in hand. The best course of action is to invest in Making Sense of Affiliate Marketing which step-by-step leads you through how to make (a lot of!) income from affiliate marketing.
The creator of that course, Michelle Schroeder Gardner, makes over $50,000 a month in affiliate income from her blog that’s around the same size as mine (350,000 pageviews a month) and I make over $15,000 a month just from affiliate income. (Hint: The exact step-by-step strategy that I used to explode my pageviews from Pinterest is included in that class as a free bonus).
When you have affiliates mastered, then I would analyze your current content. Make sure your foundation is solid going forward. If you’re kind of just “winging it” and still getting over 100,000 pageviews then you should absolutely grab Elite Blog Academy which sets the foundation of your blog as a business.
Elite Blog Academy covers everything from your content, your graphics, and the business structure and strategy. It’s AMAZING. I can’t recommend it enough. If you look at your titles, content, and graphics and you know that you have a solid strategy and that they’re converting well, then leave EBA on the table for now and focus on affiliate marketing.
My caution is that if you’ve been winging it and your getting over 100,000 pageviews a month then your potential is actually so much more than that. Elite Blog Academy would firm up your foundation and teach you how to blog from brainstorming to business structure. Again, it’s only available once a year so you need to have almost perfect timing. Your best bet is to sign up for the waiting list here.
How much are others making blogging and what are their pageviews?
Pinch of Yum – January 2016 Income Report – 5,905,833 pageviews – $70,000+ income.
Just a Girl and Her Blog – June 2016 Income Report – 450,000 pageviews- $32,913 income
Matthew Woodward – June 2016 Income Report -121,202 pageviews- $19,357.38 income.
What Mommy Does- October 2015 Income Report– 316,403 pageviews- $7,495 income.
The Busy Budgeter (Me!) – May 2016 Income Report– 380,880 Pageviews – $22,930 income.
Believe in a Budget- January 2016 Income Report– 120,000 pageviews – $3,640.89 income.
Our Small Hours – January 2016 Income Report– 160,009 Pageviews – $2,668.78 income.
*While there are quite a few blogs that release income reports, few of them release their pageviews as well… If you decide to release your income report in the future, consider throwing your traffic report in as well, it helps new bloggers to see the correlation.
That should answer every question you have about how many pageviews you need to make money blogging.
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This is EXACTLY the kind of information I NEED! I have a very young blog and I’m still in the Foundation phase. I’m on the waiting list for EBA, but this information will help me make progress until then. Thank you!!!
So glad I could help! It is crazy trying to figure this out on your own 🙂
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Copy that! I’m getting ready to launch and so glad I found this blog.
I’m super new to blogging although I have been building websites for a while…. Still trying to digest all the info out there. Thanks for info here!
Thanks! This was a great post.
I’ve been running a blog for about 8 months now, and I seem to be stuck at the 2,000 page view/month mark. I’m revamping my Pinterest strategy (your guide has been very helpful, I just need to redo some of my ugly images – lol!) to try and grow. I’m also on the waiting list for the EBA course, but it seems like I’ve been on it forever and it hasn’t opened. Hopefully it will soon!
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How have you even got up to 2,000 page views? Is that the same thing as unique visitors? I’m new to this whole blog thing. I’m on month 3. I had 83 unique visitors my first month, 84 my second, and I’m up to 115 so far this month with 15 days in the month to go! Getting to 2,000 views seems like quite the mountain, I’m not sure how I’ll get to 100,000! Any advice is greatly appreciated!! 🙂
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Page views and unique visitors are not the same. A unique visitor can go to 10 pages, which would be 10 Page views 🙂
Let’s say you have 100 visitors who all view 10 pages, thats 1,000 page views.
The more content you have the faster your site traffic will grow, especially with links from Pinterest 🙂
You can check your page views in Google Analytics.
even 1 unique visitor can give you 10 page views if she checks 10 of your blog posts
i am also stuck in 1000 page views but we have 500 unique articles about health, business, parenting and i am fed up with this how to increase views ??? i am using stumbleupon, pinterest, facebook and twitter. please help me
How much money do you get from 500 views?
Naomi , I think it’s not possible to earn from 500 views per month.
With ads and affiliates, you can earn a couple dollars. Nothing worth writing home about for sure, but it’s good to get started now.
I’m averaging about 80K pageviews/month (hoping to crack 100K soon!) and earning between $800-$1000 month via ads and sponsored posts. I’ve been pretty terrible at affiliate marketing, but it’s something I want to work on in the coming months. I am also working on creating my own product to sell. Thanks so much for sharing your insight…it gives me encouragement that I can earn a lot more without drastically increasing my pageviews.
I have a customer who only gets 16,000 page views per month but makes a ton (over $1M per year) from his business that comes from the site. You have an amazingly solid foundation, definitely start monitizing!
Please help me boost my blog to get more visitors
Very helpful information Rosemarie. Thanks for posting. It is kind of a wake up call also. I am over 40,000 pageviews per month and I feel like I have been in the winging it category. (totally sucks by the way). I have been improving my titles, images and content so hopefully that will pay off.
And this is why you have such a loyal fanbase! You are prepared to share what others won’t. Thanks, Rosemarie. Because of you I signed up to EBA earlier this year and I’ve gone from around 3000pvm to nearly 20kpvm and I’m not even halfway through the course. I totally owe you a beer (or 5)!
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Congratulations! That is amazing 🙂 And just one more reason why I love this job.
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Please help me boost my blog to get more visitors. please I beg you in the name of God Almighty
thanks for the amazing article, details, and motivation! This gives me hope. I am going to study those articles. Have a good day!
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How did you know I needed to read this today?! This is an excellent post and I appreciate your hard work in getting the nitty-gritty news out there! I’m working my way through EBA, but have so far to go, so many questions, so many doubts in myself….you know how it goes. You give a girl hope! Thank you, dear one.
Keep working through EBA, it won’t steer you wrong. You totally got this!
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Thanks for this post. I’m nowhere near 100K pageviews, maybe some day off in the future. I’d love to make part-time income someday soon! Visiting from You’re Gonna Love It party.
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Great post, thank you so much! I only announced my blog in May and my page views are low. I had 12,000 views in June, but went down to 8,000 in July. I only have one ad up as I have heard you should have a total of 50,000 views before monetizing (I am at 27,000 total). Do you agree with that? One of the things I would love to learn more about, is how to get more engagement from my readers. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge
SO glad I found your site through Pinterest! Thanks for these tips. Looking forward to reading your future posts
Hey! I admire your post! By the way, I am trying to understand why my blog does not get more page views. In the meantime, I am in EBA and seek for more tips on how to increase page views for my blog. Nobody’s answering my questions from EBA forum :-/ And thank you for the tip.
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And… I noticed that you wrote about Pinch of Yum. Which one of the pageviews were you talking about: Pinch of Yum or Making Sense of Cents? 🙂
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Great post!!! I’ve been blogging strong on my DIY blog for about 3 years now and use Adsense as my way of income. I’m wanting to switch over to a higher paying ad company and also would like to come up with some kind of product to sell on my site for additional income, although I just haven’t thought of a good product yet that people would purchase. My blog has a busy season and a slow season. My busiest month (Oct.) averages about 100,000 visits, I earn about $150 on Adsense, and I get about 280 subscribers that month. My slowest month (Jan) I get around 16,000 visits, earn about $10 on adsense, and get around 50 subscribers that month. Does anyone else have a busy month and a slow month like me? Along with wanting to earn more money, I also would like to figure out how to engage my readers a little more as getting them to leave comments on my posts is like pulling teeth! LOL Always looking for ways to improve my site so any advice would be greatly appreciated!!! 😉
Here is my site!
Teediddlydee.com
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This is all very good information. I agree, EBA is an excellent course to invest in.
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Thanks for this! I just started my blog 3 months ago and have very minimal page views. I haven’t been able to dedicate the time I need to. I’ve just been writing articles weekly and pinning them on pinterest. I know I need to start putting in more time and effort!
You mention Ad network for those who have 100,000+ pageviews – what about when you start and you only have a few hundreds – any tips?
I loved this! It really is very helpful to see the correlation between traffic and page views. Just seeing what’s possible is nice. Thanks for posting 🙂
Great post – one I needed to read 🙂 I started blogging in march when I started EBA, and had 130,000 page views in August. I’m incredibly proud of the work I’ve done, but this post really tells me I need to work HARDER – I just don’t know what directon to work harder in. I made about 350$ with adsense in July and 400$ in Aug (adthrive set up ads two days ago woohoo!) BUT I am making NOWHERE NEAR full time income. I took the affiliate marketing course… I just can’t bring myself to write sponsored posts… I’m working on an ebook that I’m pretty sure will appeal to about 15% of my readers tops. I feel like the blog is running off ahead of me and I’m just stumbling along behind it. What should be the logical next step for monetization after “success” at ads – but while you’re still struggling to figure out content creation and growing loyal readers??
Hey! I absolutely loved this post! I have been blogging for almost 7 months now, and I feel like I just don’t get the pageviews I should be. I believe I have a great blog that many would enjoy, have good graphics, a great site, and pretty good content. I recently took a free pinterest class from Melyssa Griffin and it definitely helped, but maybe not as much as I was expecting. I’ve revamped pinterest, and it’s slowly working, but I just feel like I’m way behind for how long I’ve had my blog. I should have more monthly pageviews! I only recieve about 600-1000 pageviews/month! I think that’s really low for the quality of my blog and how long i’ve had it. I’ve always wanted to invest in Elite Blog Academy, but as a student it’s nearly impossible while also paying for stock photos, hosting, etc. Is there anything you see wrong in this equation?
This was such a good read! I cant wait to have money to take your affiliate class! Im launching my blog in the next few weeks so Im tryin to soak it all up like a sponge!
Danielle
Love this! EBA has been the biggest key for me. The added punch from MIchelle’s course really helped, too. I had my lowest month with 65k pvs since my pageviews skyrocketed in April at 175k pvs(i.e.: 2 months after starting EBA), but thanks to a better affiliate strategy, it was my highest-earning month yet! It’s all about doing more right things instead of spending time on the little stuff.
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really useful info. I’m new to blogging, so I was thinking about a goal to reach – a number of viewers per month and this helped me have a clearer image. Thanks! Also, I keep reading that video marketing is more and more popular. What do you think? is video better than text/ articles when growing your blog and audience?
Rosemarie I love you! I found you through Pinterest about 3 months ago and after reading that first post, I literally dropped everything to start a blog. I would have never guessed that blogging could bring me so much joy! You are so inspiring! I’ve only been blogging for a month and a half with only 1200 page views per month but I am loving it so far! I hope that eventually this thing I have come to love so much can make me a living! Thanks for being real when it’s so easy not to be.
I *love* this so much! This is almost the same story I had. I was like “Ooh! Blogging is such a cute hobby. ” Ruth Soukup sent me an email that said she made a full time living from a blogging and I was like “Done. Sign me up.” And that’s how the story started. 🙂
❤️
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Rosemarie, I can’t tell you how much I appreciate your posts. I came across your site via Pinterest this summer, and used your “how to start a blog” post as a guideline to finally make my site live about 2 weeks ago! It’s awesome that I can literally use your website as a reference when I’m stumped by something. Thank you for the inspiration, I’m so excited for this new chapter in my life! I’m going to really pour myself into blogging for a year and see what happens!
Oh, and here is my site!
http://www.thecaffeinatedmomclub.com
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This is GOLD!!! Thanks for taking the time to compile all of this info for us!!! I can’t speak for everyone else but I sure do appreciate it!!
Well, I am not there yet but aiming to get an income from my blog and working on it. Thanks so much for all this incredible info!
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This was very helpful to me! I just started my own blog today and it’s been heavy on my heart lately so i decided to go for it, but I wasn’t sure how to make money on it. Thank you!!! You can check it out if you’d like and give me some tips, that’s be greatly appreciated.
nikkicarltonblog.blogspot.com
I just recently started my blog but I want to break records and start making money off it as soon as possible. It would be amazing to blog full time while I’m still a teenager so I can save up for the future.
I’m doing pretty well with affiliate marketing since I have a youtube channel and have my own products I make, but can I get ads on my blog even though I’m technically starting from 0 pageviews? I’m launching it Nov 22 and wanted to be ready with ways to make income right off the bat! Are there any other options? I’m desperate to quit my day job in 9 months.
Thanks so much for breaking this down and being willing to share! So helpful!
Great article. Can you advise regarding the minimum number of visitors for Adthrive (100K) and The Blogger Network (80K), is it visitors/page views from the U.S. or total?
Thx
Pageviews, not visitors and I don’t think they care what country they’re from. Hope that helps!
I am with some of the others… I have only 1,000 1500 plus pageviews on a good month. I dropped drastically in November to like 250-500 but getting back into 1500s range. I almost saw 2,000 once and that was exciting but getting past that seems so hard!!! My goal was to hit 100,000 and I took EBA this past year. The only thing I can think is that I haven’t been consistent in posting and my newsletter. I have 1030 email subscribers. And my main focus is to post 2 times a week this year using everything I learned last year and your 10 hours per week strategy. i work full time, have three young kiddos, and run an online shop the Dashing Pearl which gets a few orders every week, not a ton but my goal was to blog about crafting, organization and craft business to attract more ppl to my site via the blog and make a full time income from it. I even prefer my blog to be the front runner over the shop. I blog at http://www.craftingabeautifullife.com so any tips is so appreciated. I’m growing up “know what I’m doing knowledge” to that I’m as effective as possible in the 10 hours I’m commuting to putting in!!! Maybe will have to hide the phone as well!!
Thanks Rosemarie!!! Your emails and blog are always my favorite to read!!!
Is it possible to earn money with 500 to 1000 page views and 500 to 700 users ?
I have been here a couple of times recently and found this article really interesting. I myself am a regular blogger and this was one of the questions that came into my mind when I thought to start blogging. It’s a completely satisfying answer to the question. Thank you so much for sharing.
Nice article is you have at least 80.000! If not it dosn t help you at all. what about less the 50.000 or maybe 10.000. 3000! here we talk about the HOLY Grail !:)))))) I wanted to know from what number can you earn at least don t know 500 euros to 1000?
Thanks for sharing this. I’ve been trying to come up with a way to add to my income by blogging about the things that interest me. I’ve wondered what would come of blogging and how to get the traffic necessary to monetize. Any ideas on creating a blog that people actually want to read?
I love this post! I am just starting my blog and it was very informational to read 🙂 I was wondering however if there was anyway I may be able to request your help. I don’t quite understand of the blog set up and I was wondering if there was anything else I could do other then what had been marked in this post. Thank you! so much !
Thank you for this! I am currently at 4,000+ page views for the month of February. Pinterest/Boardbooster has been a HUGE help and your guide has been a lifesaver! When I first started blogging (in October 2016), I thought it was just about writing great content. Now I realize there is so much more to it! Guest posts, sponsored posts, affiliate marketing, social media…
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Hello from Australia! This a great article, thank you so much 🙂 I am just starting out- I have been working behind the scenes for about 3 weeks and am actually launching tomorrow evening. There is so much to do and learn and implement.. But I know that if I don’t jump in I’ll never do it. I love coming across quality content, thanks again! I’m off to pin this to my board, ‘GOLD’!
Dust 🙂 x
It’s a really nice post I’ve ever seen. The real truth behind earnings are “The Pageviews”.
Coming to the point where you’ve mentioned ”How much are others making blogging and what are their page views?”
On comparing ‘Believe in a Budget’ with ‘Our Small Hours’ earning reports, there is a huge page views difference as well as earnings.
This shows how Believe in a Budget blog has optimized their blog to perform well to increase their income. It’s the time to learn new strategies to earn well with blogs having decent page views.
Thanks for this awesome post and I really appreciate your work.
I believe earning Google adsense is relatively small when compared to direct advertisement. While traffic is good for adsense, country and source of tradfic matters. Nice article, i will have to inject affiliate marketing inside my blog. Thanks
This was such a helpful post for me! Thank you for taking the time to write it. I am a brand new Christian Lifestyle blogger and in EBA. I have been curious about how pageviews work with how much you make online. This really brought me a lot of clarity. I’m actually going to print it out and highlight the key points so I have it in my blogging binder! Thanks again!!
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I’m still pretty new, only 2.5 months into this journey.
My views were only around 250 last month, so a very long way to go still!
I really appreciate reading articles like this one. It gives a good perspective on what my goals should be as far as page views. Your site is full of great tips and advice and I hope I can soak up every bit of it!
Thank you for taking the time to share your wisdom with us newbies!
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WOW… so I’m about 50k/month after 12 months and earn about $40/month between affiliate marketing and ads, but that doesn’t include the revenue from my products (which are separate). Definitely need to up my game as I get closer to the 100k mark. At the rate I’ve been growing, the 100k mark should be in about 3-4 months. I would be happy to share page views and revenue later.
That’s so awesome – congratulations!
I have a blogger account in google, is it possible to earn income from it? Even if i dont have an own domain?
You’ve provided some great advice and plenty of useful links. Your list of the pageviews of various bloggers and how much they earn was particularly interesting. A bit disappointing that you need so many views to earn a descent amount. Although the amount you earn can vary significantly depending on the niche, the CTR and commission amount. All these variables need to be factored in.
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Thank you for this! As I sit here trying to figure out how to stay home and earn an income I am discouraged because my pageviews are seriously low! Good thing I am in EBA now. Just getting into Unit 2 though so I am working my way slowly but surely.
That’s okay! It’s totally fine to be taking your time as long as you fully implement each thing 😉 Keep on trucking!
Great article! The only thing that sucks is that it always leads to EBA which is very high priced for people that aren’t making money. You have to pay money to make money, I get that, but the course really doesn’t need to be that expensive. And I have been blogging for 7 years, still have never hit 100k but find ways to earn that don’t involve page views. It’s all about niche and your style. MAYBE if EBA was half of what they are charging I would do it.
I have around 40,000 page views a month but am not making any money! I sell on Etsy and am a photographer, after checking my stats today I realized I’m definitely doing something wrong. Time to start monetizing!
I have over 200k unique page views a month and I barely make $300 a month. Most of the above I’ve tried with variously unsatisfying results. Might look into the training, certainly sounds as thou I need it!
ihave my blog with 3000 page viesw idon’t know how much iwill get from this views
This was awesome! 🙂
I didn’t know some thjngs about analytics and this was really helpful.
thanks 🙏🏼
I am happy that you share such a beautiful article with us. Just want to know, suppose i do not do any thing and keep writing on my blog then after a year, what will be the minimum amount that i will make from adsense?
I just want to assure my self that after one year my blog will give me atleast 300 dollar ( or whatsoever amount) to me.
So what will be minimum amount i will make out of my blog? The blog in on ‘How to Make Money’?
There’s really no guarantee – it’s all about the work you put into it, and doing the right work 🙂
I would like to start a. Log. It I’m not sure where to even begin. Any advice ?
Blog *
Thank you so much for this post!! It really helps understanding the factors that play a role in the development of our blog.
Is it too much to ask you to look at my blog and tell me if you like the theme / layout?
It’s http://bonjoursunday.com
Thank you so much for your feedback !
BTW, I am very new to this whole blogging thing, only started a month ago so I just have a few articles. So far I have had 350+ views.
Wow thank you for such information… being a new in blogging i can totally relate to your answer’s. i had just started my blog 3 days ago and 222+ views. finger crossed.
Thank you for this artical…👍
Hey, i recently started my blog! and i have a few questions if you could help me with it.
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What a helpful post! I started my blog recently to share my home projects, with no intention of making money. Now that I have started I find that I truly love it, and have been doing a lot of reading regarding growth. Thank you for the tips!
Thanks for the awesome info! I’m working at my very first month and just hit 2,000 pageviews today (it has taken me 3 weeks to get there)! I have a pretty organized plan for using my blog as a business, and your post really helped me to think some more things through. Will continue to look through your blog for some more answers to my questions! Thanks a bunch.
Ashley at http://www.ExperimentalCents.com
That’s great, Ashley! 🙂 I’m glad to help!
Awesome post thank you for sharing
Thanks so much for sharing! I have not yet monetized my blog but am heading in that direction and have no idea where to start. I have been writing it for more than 2 years and it has a solid foundation (I think). Very helpful.
It absolutely is difficult to find this kind of elaborate info out there! Thanks for your insight 🙂
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This was awesome being in the beggining stages of learning about blogging. Thanks. I pretty much have no views yet, as i have just started it, im going to try out these tips!
That’s great! Best of luck 🙂
This is super helpful, let’s see if it will work for me 🙂
Thank you soooooo much this was exactly what I needed to hear after months of asking this question 😝😊
Good Post!
Now a day can we earn money from blog by only page view? or its compulsory to google ad seance in blog for earn money?
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Thanks for sharing this with us. I am getting lots of page views but my earnings is too low because traffic source coming from a country like India and Bangladesh. Any suggestion for my website?