Make Money Blogging

Proven Strategies to Make Money Online While You Work from Home

De: Joseph Hogue

Narrado por: Joseph Hogue

Go beyond lame blogging books with this step-by-step into nine proven systems to make money blogging.

I spent years wanting to start a blog. I hated my job and knew I didn't want to spend a third of my day miserable...but looking through blogging books, all I found were generic strategies and false promises. They all promised huge income but none really told me how much bloggers make or how to make money online.

I said screw it and started my blogs anyway in 2014. I quit my job and spent 60+ hours a week building my sites and learning how to make money blogging.

You know what, it paid off. I doubled my monthly income last year and now make more than 85% of bloggers. That's in just two years of blogging and I make money from seven different income sources every month.

The nine ways to make money I detail in this book helped me grow my income to over $5,000 a month. More than a work from home reference, each chapter is a step-by-step in getting started and maximizing your income from each source.

Some of the strategies to make money are completely passive once you set them up. Others will take more work but can make thousands a month. The one thing they have in common...they all work!

This isn't just another generic blogging book, covering everything from starting a blog to building traffic and then offering a side-note on a few ways to make money. You can find that anywhere. Type "start a blog" in Google and you'll find thousands of articles on how to set up your site but none of them tell you exactly how to make money. Believe me, I tried and had to learn the hard way.

This book is 100 percent dedicated to giving you the tools that make money on websites.

I'm not promising you a get rich quick scheme or a way to make money online without doing any work. What I am promising is a complete guide on making money blogging, from strategies that will start making money today to the ones that make the most money.

©2017 Joseph Hogue (P)2017 Joseph Hogue

Thank you!

If you could sum up Make Money Blogging in three words, what would they be?

A great book to help you start your blogging journey!

Who was your favorite character and why?

N/A

What about Joseph Hogue’s performance did you like?

It was nice hearing the actual author read his own book.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Absolutely.

Any additional comments?

If you want to learn how to make money blogging, check this book out!

Excellent framework for profitable blogging

This is an excellent and detailed survey of major income sources for blogging. Well-structured and packed with detail. Highly recommended.

Well worth it.

I’m exploring getting into blogging, and this was an excellent start. This book is well worth the cost.

Insightful and helpful

I found this book insightful and helpful. Some of the money making strategies I was already aware of but some others gave me a new perspective. I will be sure to use this book as a reference on my journey to working from home and am satisfied with my purchase!

Great information

great audiobook with a ton of information that would help beginner bloggers tremendously as well as seasoned veterans. I highly recommend this book

Great info

The author doesn't sugar coat the methods or payout as some others do, but keeps the expectations realistic as well as telling the truth about the amount of work and time required. I really appreciate this honesty, almost as much as the info

I learned a lot

A great instructional on how to get started and some avenues to monetize your sites. some great resources.

Clear info

This book gave a lot of helpful clear concise information on making money blogging. Can't wait to start my blog.

Loved it!

Really helpful in starting and monetizing a blog... Thanks Joseph. This book will go a long way in transforming my blog

Worst narration I have ever heard

The information was good, overall, but the narration was painful. Literally anyone who can read could have done better, so the small price to pay for a narrator would have been well worth it. It was like he was trying to make himself sound conversational by making eye contact (with no one), but that just resulted in him not looking at the script while he was trying to read it. The ironic part is that at one point he suggests narrating your own audiobook. Ha!