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This is a guest post by Megan. You can read the guidelines to guest posting at our write for us page.
Operating an online business can be a great way to bring in money and retain the freedom of working from home. Though your business might not occupy a corporate space and onboard hundreds of employees, it will still accrue expenses that are tax deductible.
An online business owner might rarely see his/her clientele in person, especially in the case of out-of-state customers, but allowances still apply.
This is a guest post by Megan. You can read the guidelines to guest posting at our write for us page.
It seems that getting in touch with people is much harder than it used to be. It used to be that a business could place an ad on TV or radio and business would be booming. But today, advertisement exists as a different world entirely. The world of consumers being nudged by ads during their favorite show has shrunk considerably since the advent of Netflix and iPods.
Are you optimally monetizing your blogs or, website?
If you are not using an in-text advertising in your blog, then you are not optimally monetizing it.
Why is it that I have boldened the word “Optimally”?
Most of the blogs are monetized because that is the primary objective behind every blog. While monetization is important it is also important that you maintain the user experience and do not destroy it. This leads us to the point that obtrusion in the form of pop-ups and other banners should be kept to the minimum.
Did that title hit you somewhere? If it did, let me tell you that I too felt somewhat the same when I decided on the title.
My objective is not to get into any controversy. Then what is it….?
I used to be a regular reader at John Chow’s blog. I had very high opinion of him and his blog. He was one amongst the best professor’s of blogging whose advices and suggestions were guidelines for blogging. It is not that they are no more important for me. I am still subscribed to his RSS feeds and read them regularly.
A few days back I came across a poll at Problogger.com. It was a question, if the readers did paid posts on their blogs or, not.
For once I felt that it was the wrong question. But then I realized that it wasn’t. My memories went back to the days when I started blogging.
How to get the most of Adsense? A couple of days back I was browsing through a blog that I frequently visit and I found a very interesting entry about “Adsense earnings”. The entry was bout the decreasing earnings from Adsense PPC ads placed in blogs. There were quite a few commentators who felt that they had also seen a decrease in Adsense revenue over the past few months. This was indeed an observation that I too had. I feel that recession has had its toll on Adsense as well.
How to setup a membership site and earn money from it? I often wondered at the way a membership site functioned. Though I was very keen on starting one, I never really had the confidence to start one. This was not because I was afraid of failure but because I was not completely aware of the process that went into setting one such membership sites.
Membership sites are one the biggest money spinners. But the success of a membership sites depends upon a lot of factors which if not kept in mind could lead to a disaster. You might be wondering as to where this topic of “Membership sites†came in from, when the topic in discussion is “making money bloggingâ€.
