HOW MANY PEOPLE EARN MONEY IN BLOGGINGS PLATFORM STEP BY STEP RULES FOR ALL PEOPLE TEACHING AND LEARNING, KNOWLEDGE.
1. HOW MANY LONG TERM CREATED BLOGGERS ?
Recent statistics show that the total number of blogs on such platforms as WordPress, Blogger, Medium, Wix, Ghost, and others are more than 600 million in the whole world. Thousands of new blogs are being created every day.
The thing is, however, not all blogs are monetized. Actually, a majority of them are individual hobby blogs, with only a minor proportion being monetised oriented.
2. HOW MANY BLOGGERS EARN MONEY?
Research suggests:
Approximately, 1 out of 10 bloggers earn some money on their blogs.
About 24 percent of bloggers get full-time money (more than 2 000 a month).
Most (more than 80) earn little or nothing as they either leave early or fail to monetize them appropriately.
So, out of 600 million blogs:
~60 million earn some money.
~1224 million make decent or full time income.
This demonstrates that although the competition is enormous, there remains a good opportunity among those who work regularly.
3. WAYS BLOGGERS EARN MONEY:
Bloggers earn money in a variety of platforms and approaches:
1. Advertising (Google AdSense, Mediavine, Ezoic) – Revenue on placing advertisements.
2. Affiliate Marketing (Amazon Associates, ShareASale, CJ) – Commission based promotion.
3. Sponsored Posts and Brand Deals - Bloggers are paid to review or feature products.
4. Digital Products- The sale of eBooks, courses, templates, or membership.
5. Freelancing Opportunities- Blogs are used as portfolios which bring paid project in.
4. EARNINGS DISTRIBUTION AMONGST BLOGGERS :
Not all earning bloggers earn similarly. A crude approximation (using surveys published on websites such as ProBlogger and RankIQ) is shown below:
One out of every five monetizing bloggers make less than 100 per month.
One-third of the bloggers make between $100-500.
15% make $500–$2,000/month.
10% make $2,000–$5,000/month.
Only a small minority of 1-2 percent make more than 10,000+ per month (the so-called pro bloggers).
This is because most people make a side income, and only a small number of people are able to achieve a six-figure success.
5. WHY DO MOST BLOGGERS FAIL?
Most of the blogs created begin with big ideas in mind however, approximately 80-90 percent of the blogs die out within 12-18 months. Main reasons include:
Lack of consistent posting.
Selecting low demand niches.
Poor SEO and no traffic.
Stopping before monetization sets in.
Considering blogging as a hobby, not a business.
Most successful bloggers tend to treat a blog as a startup: they research on keywords, develop traffic, connect, and diversify their income streams.
6. CASE STUDY EXAMPLES :
Michelle Schroeder-Gardner (Making Sense of Cents) also makes more than $100,000/month primarily through affiliate marketing.
Indian blogger Harsh Agrawal (ShoutMeLoud) receives thousands of dollars monthly out of advertisements, affiliates, and courses.
Pat Flynn (Smart Passive Income) used to earn more than 2 million/year on the blog and digital products.
These are just examples of what can be accomplished through hard work, and they also demonstrate how hard work is a rarity.
7. THE FUTURE OF BLOGGING REVENUE:
Some believe that blogging is being killed by the influence of YouTube, Tik Tok, and Instagram, the competing attention capturing platforms. However the fact is that blogging is not dying, but it is changing.
Blogs are converging with the YouTube channels, podcasts, and newsletters.
Billions of visits to the blogs are still motivated by SEO (Google search).
It implies that blogging continues to be an effective source of income among those who are adaptable and use various platforms.
8. FINAL THOUGHTS :
The question is, how numerous individuals make money on blog sites?
Among 600+ million blogs, 10% of them make any form of income.
Among the bloggers around the globe, only a small number of millionaries can be regarded as successful in terms of continuous profits.
Most of them do not make much, however, blogging can be the game-changer when people are ready to dedicate time, effort, and strategy.
Concisely: Blogging is not a quick to get rich idea. However when you take it like a real business, get concentrated on good content, search engine optimization and multiple sources of income you can become part of the group of bloggers who earn steady income.
