Browsing the web I found this very informative post How to Make $30,000 a Year Blogging by Darren Rowse of Problogger. The reason why I think this is a great post is because Darren really deconstructs the process and mindset of making this goal of of making $30,000 easier to reach. He breaks down what you’ll need to make to achieve your goals and different monetization strategies you need to implement.
Here’s a sample quote from the post that I enjoyed the most:
“$30,000 USD still sounds big when you’re a new blogger – and in some ways it is. However there are different ways of thinking about that figure. Lets break it down in the way that I used to look at my target.
- $30,000 a year = $576.92 per week
- $30,000 a year = $82.19 a day
- $30,000 a year = $3.42 an hour
We could break it down on a monthly or on a minute by minute basis if we wanted to (in fact I did do it by minute from time to time for fun) – but the exercise is really about helping you to see that perhaps your big goal is a little more achievable if you are to break it down. Making $82.19 somehow seems a little bit easier to me than making $30,000 (or is that just me?).
OK – the other way that I used to break down my goal that I found really helpful to me was to do it based upon what I need to achieve to meet that target. For me I would usually look at the daily figure – in this case $82.19.”
Break down what you want to make in one year into days to make it look more achievable for you. Don’t give up on your blog too soon and just continue to build great content and it will all come together!
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