1.Sell your services
The truth is, everyone is good at something.
What you may not understand is that you’ve some unique skills, style and voice that your target audience can pay for.
In fact, they’re dying to buy into it.
I didn’t realize how special I am when I launched my blog.
And I kept chasing after the next ‘money making loophole.’
Have you discovered your unique skills?
Why not bring it to the table? Use your blog as a platform to sell your skills.
As a freelance writer, I sell my time and skill. And I must say; freelance writing is a cool business to be in.
In all, determine what you’re good at and start selling (marketing).
2.Sell a product
What problem is your audience facing? The best time to offer value and solve their problem is now. Create a short report and sell to them.
The hidden truth is that short reports are great money makers. Instead of writing a 105 e-book about internet marketing for instance, break it down. Write a 37-page report on how to build an email list, another 27 page report on how to generate traffic to a new blog.
You’ll make more money with this strategy. You’ll also become a proud owner of 2 or more info products. This is priceless!
3.Sell Advertising
A few weeks ago, 3 entrepreneurs contacted me. They were interested in advertising on my blog, because they discovered I had no banners at the sidebar. I didn’t accept the offer, because my blog is a copywriting service blog, not for advertising.
But this scenario is relative. If you’re not selling a product or offering any specific service, advertising can be great for you.
Of course, you could combine selling a product and selling ads on your blog. If you place 4 – 6 Ad banners on the sidebar for $50, you’d earn approximately $200 or more by month end.
That is a good start. From there, you can increase your earnings as your blog grows and becomes an authority in its niche.
4.Sell affiliate offers
And finally, you could earn extra income from your blog by promoting affiliate offers. It’s so simple to get started.
You don’t have to worry about overhead cost, or delivering the product. Your duty as an affiliate is to refer the right buyer. You’ll earn commissions, when a sale is completed.
I started out promoting other people’s product. It’s fun and lucrative.
Although, selling your product or service can provide more benefits, but rather than give excuses why your blog isn’t earning some cool dollars, start off with affiliate marketing.
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