She Makes $120,000 a Month Blogging

This shows her development over the years.

Think again if you believed that blogging was obsolete.

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 A mother claimed to make $10,000 a month blogging, and Sophia Lee, a struggling sophomore, saw this pin on Pinterest and decided to pursue it in hopes of finding a job to help pay for college.

Sophia had a blog.

It was the usual one, sporadic compositions based on life events that only her family was aware of and frequented.

She was unaware that blogs may be profitable.

However, she threw herself into the idea, determined to make her blog a success, and her plan proved effective.

Five years later, she is now earning $120,000 a month from her blog.

Year #1: Focus on Fast Income

Sophia started by deleting all of her earlier blog entries. In her first year of blogging, her main goal was to make quick money because she was a student and did not have much time to write.

She believed that the simplest method to generate quick cash with a new blog was through advertising, therefore her objective was to get accepted by an advertising agency. She learned that in order to do so, she required page views, and she decided to use Pinterest for this.

After all, she had learned that blogging was a lucrative endeavor on her own.

Her second goal was to become as knowledgeable about blogging as quickly as possible, which made her decision simple.

One thing to notice here is that she could either spend $100 on a course and start generating money in a few months, or she could figure it out for herself, which would take a few years.

Her behavior was distinct from other people since she applied what she learnt right away rather than adopting the attitude of "Let me take this course and do nothing."

She took babysitting jobs to pay for the courses.

Another excellent piece of advise is that she would follow every new item she learnt religiously for two months before making any necessary adjustments.

After two months of use as is, make necessary modifications.

Year #2: Focus On Affiliate marketing and SEO

Sophia concentrated on affiliate marketing this year, mostly with Amazon Associates.

Sophia's advice was to avoid affiliate marketing in the first year, perhaps due to the fact that it requires more traffic and takes more effort.

She remained silent.

When you use affiliate marketing on your site, search engine optimization, or SEO, is required.

Sophia also needed to learn about this subject.

She was not born with that expertise, even if she already possesses it. Note how she continues to learn and apply throughout.

Then tweak.

Year #3: Focus on Course Creation

In the fourth year of her business, Sophia started to develop courses and concentrated on this aspect.

Digital courses can yield substantial financial gains, particularly if you possess the expertise and understanding to instruct others.

She launched a second company as well.

She also started making more daring decisions. She would always wanted an interior design company.

But she earned the money now so that she could take a chance.

Year #4: Focus on Email List and Social Media

Up until now, Sophia was unaware of the significance of an email list.

An email list is going to be your most valuable resource, so I would move this to the first year unless you absolutely do not have the energy.

Sophia advised making sure that whatever you posted was really beneficial.

Remember the reader at all times.

Do not write about yourself; other people are more interested in themselves than in you.

Pay attention to them.

Sophia also got started on social media, focusing on YouTube and Instagram, two excellent sources of traffic.

She concentrated hard once again.

That meant creating a YouTube video once a week and an Instagram story every day, which was extra effort.

Due to the increased workload, Sophia began to make hires.

She had no choice but to assemble a staff of part-time freelancers to assist her with her blogging.

Year #5: Focus on TikTok and Hiring Full-time Employees

Sophia chose TikTok as her primary concentration in Year 5.

She also expanded her company activities and went from hiring part-time to full-time personnel.

It assisted her with her workflow.

Why would she want full-time employees? Because, as she stated, part-time employees also do other things; full-time employees are more engaged and involved in your business.

Could You Earn $100,000 Per Month in 5 Years?

But why not?

You now have a five-year plan to follow; you know exactly what worked for Sophia year after year, and she is currently earning $120,000 a month.

That is not too bad.

If you are not sure if blogging is for you, why not try a modest project first?