The last one min of the video literally had me in tears, especially considering the situation with chatgpt, Project Magi and other AI coming in. I was literally about to quit and was feeling completely down and low. I was terrified to be honest on how things are going to be in the future. But words and encouragement like these are much needed, even if not everyone who watches this video, needed those, someone like me putting in all the efforts and almost in the verge of giving up bcoz of the AI hype and stuff, it is so much needed and u r a saviour thanks bud!
I have a travel blog with 90 posts and I'm getting about $10/ 1,000 views. In March I made $30.75 with 3,295 views. I hope the page can grow adding more content
@@Edmaration The visits come mainly from the United States, currently the RPM is 8 usd per 1000 views. But I'm getting about 500 views per month on the blog. I'm not uploading content. I made a youtube channel and it is much better, the rpm per 1000 views is similar but I have more views.
I'm so grateful to have stumbled upon this video. I have not started blogging, but I am seriously thinking about it. I've watched and read a lot of content about this but most of the content sounds unrealistic and very subjective. This video was a great help. Thank you and everyone who participated in the survey for these specific results. I subscribed.
00:00 Bloggers earn an average of $2.26 per thousand page views 02:08 More traffic on website leads to higher earnings 04:10 Having more content on your website leads to higher earnings, but there is a sweet spot. 06:06 Diversifying monetization leads to higher earnings 08:13 Despite concerns about blogging's decline, earnings per post have increased and AI has had little impact so far. 10:11 AI will force us to adapt, but in good ways 11:56 Blogging is not a high-risk business model 13:44 Blogging can earn you money for years to come ----From Notta's video summarizer
Thank you Income school great video -puts blogging into perspective ..However, as your well aware of this process takes time meaning not everyone is going to hit a 1000 page views in even 2-3 years the process is difficult to do correctly depending on a persons background ..I always appreciate your message of sticking with the process and continue to learn -cheers!!
Ezoic used to pay 15-20 epmv but since sept 2022, it's dropped to 9-11$. Traffic used to be 350 per post but after all the Google algo updates it's down to 180 per post. And i have 100 posts in my blog
Looking forward to the 2024 updated version of this video. Also consider using median so your numbers aren’t being skewed by the large blogs making huge $$$.
I have 115 long form blog articles. Still IMpressions 8000. clicks 200 per day. Earning 0.8 USD from Ezoic. 2 years old. Technology niche. Ricky what would be the issue?
Also consider inflation in the US so any comparison should be adjusted. Also we have to consider the purchasing power of the bloggers with that extra they earn this year exposed to inflation. Anyway, it is clear that blogging is yielding more money every year.
I forgot to participate in that survey. Woops. I'm still a bit under impressed with my results, but it's going better all the time. Still need to dial in the search analysis and build my credibly. I'm getting about $15/ 1,000 views with just basic adds.
Your content on TH-cam has helped me a ton and the Income School Team deserves a ton of success. As a non member of your course (yet) I am so glad P24 produces such results!
I see a few other comments that match my feelings. I was going along well for the first few years then i got destroyed. 1.5 years ago I lost all my snippets and traffic slowly rolled down hill to almost nothing today. So disheartening!
I have a celebrity blog that I haven't used in a while. But, I have a question. If I want to monetize it, will the Adsense application be rejected citing plagiarism? Because when I have to write about celeb bio, it will have their career, names of movies, history, awards and nominations, controversies etc. These are facts and won't change, right? So could I be flagged down for plagiarism and Adsense approval rejected??
I feel hopelesss. A gaming blog, 71 articles, I used seo, I use catchy titles, I have 400 backlinks at least. I use carious social media. I have less than 10 views per day. Similar web says I get 5k per month which is nonesense google says 300 and another website I used says 3k. 5k sounds right. it 9 months old, i dont understand. :( :(
Great effort, don't stop! Here is the thing : write about what is working. Not what you think will work. You were putting your effort in the wrong place. Focus on finding what ACTUALLY WORKS. then provide good quality content about it.
@@polysteamgaming keep going. Some people say it takes a year to two years. Also using something like Pinterest, instagram, or TikTok for more traffic to the blog. Don’t give up yet.
Hi Ricky! I would love to know if you would suggest someone to start a blog website on a topic that doesn't have much demand right now, but it is highly likely to grow in the coming years. I say "much demand" based on available keywords and search traffic. But Google Trends as well as market analysis tell me that related search queries are growing gradually. What would you do in this case? p.s.: the target audience is social media influencers and travel buffs.
My P24 site (automotive with lots of EAT as I'm an established automotive journalist) with over 300 posts was earning close to $4k per month after three years. Then a Google update wiped the traffic out and put me back to below $200 per month. Not going down that route again.
By chance would you be willing to share this data? Maybe with pseudonym names for the sites. I would be interested to see the standard deviation of these numbers and the outliers.
I have been using AI to come up with writing prompts. I still write everything myself, but GPT has helped me brainstorm like crazy. I'm still waiting for my adsense to be approved i just started blogging (been writing for years in other capacities) but I think we're golden! Thank you for this video!
Hi, have your AdSense been approved. Can you share a little bit of info with me so I will know if to start a new blog now? How many visitors per month and how much do you earn on average? Thanks
@@JesusPlsSaveMe we have pivoted HARD to a subscription support model but we are now a social media for personal wellness with the blog being the back bone. we’re making a big fat 0 right now but we had a full restart so that’s why haha
I've had a site for years and am actively looking at SEO issues daily, yet my site traffic has gone lower and lower (at one point over 1000 posts, but I have since been pruning and updating, as in the beginning there was no thought to SEO). Wondering if others have had same experience? I keep moving forward, though. Even planning on a new niche site.
AI will reduce some traffic to blogs. But the aspect of blogs that AI can't replace is the human experience. AI telling you how to fish is very different from a person who actually fishes.
Nice and usefull informations. Thanks for sharing with us. What do you think about rss automatic blogging? Can a site which have 90% rss pulled content which is "top interest" be visited and monetised?
Is "average" earnings using the median or the mean? If we're using the mean, it can be skewed like crazy from a couple heavy hitters and not be a very representative number...
At 6:04 in this video... so on the ads only site, that means that on a site with 10k page views per month they get $170/month in gross ad income, more or less? And then if they ad-in affiliates to that it will go up to about $300/month? Questions: can one Amazon affiliate account be used on more than one website? Can one Google ads (Adsense I think it's called) account be used on more than one website?
Great video! Amazing research and info, as always. Thanks, Ricky. I'm basically the average blogger then, haha. I'm making about that money per month with 65,000 p/m. I love this business.
Thank you Ricky. Great video. Your energy and optimism is truly appreciated and extremely motivational which is highly needed these days with all FUD on many levels on a global scale. I"m a student at your school and loved the video. Do you think that with the explosion of AI generated content and people cranking out so much (30 blogpost in a day) would the speed of cranknig out content have to change to get to that 100-500 posts? I hpoe the question makes sense.
I think Google would probably penalize any site that's cranking out 30 blog posts per day LOL Content that's just spun and regenerated by AI and published by the hundreds isn't exactly what Google is looking for. For most big blogs, including professional company blogs like the big banking sites, half of the content doesn't even rank. Much of the content just flounders in a wasteland getting zero views. Around 1/3 of blog posts are going to rank and gain views while most everything else won't. I saw this from the deep analysis I did on over 500 different blogs. So it's better to focus on creating good, lengthy, informational blog posts. The type of post that won't cause a visitor to click out and go elsewhere to find the answers they're looking for. Basically a blog with thousands and thousands of blog posts won't get any further ahead than a blog with a few hundred blog posts. Focus on quality and keeping the user on your site.
@@jollyjames30 Not sure lengthy is the way... But I agree with everything else. I put my heart and soul into lengthy articles and many of them did extremely poorly. Length have not seemed to help.
@@oscarsh2909 lengthy is better than short. The sweet spot is between 1,200 to 2,000 words. But the algorithms are complex so there's no concrete proof of what the ideal length is. But from what I've seen, lengthy articles (1000+ words) beats short articles (500 words) almost all the time.
@@oscarsh2909 One other thing to mention is that there's no way of knowing what will rank high and what won't. I've seen monstrous media sites with hundreds of thousands of backlinks and huge domain authority and with a massive team of professional writers get outranked for various big keywords by tiny competitor sites run out of peoples' bedrooms LOL That's the interesting and fascinating thing about the internet. Just because you're a big company doesn't mean a smaller blogger can't simply jump in and take his or her piece of the pie.
Quick question and maybe the comment section can help me out. I have used both the Rank Math and Yoast SEO. I like them both, but which one should I upgrade to get full benefits? Thank you.
my blog only gets an average of 1k visitors per month, how much can I earn with Google adsense? I haven't yet monetized it. I get 31.7k impressions and 500 clicks
@@IncomeSchool i want to thank you bottom of my heart The Charity series is like lot of learning its like i am going to university and learning something useful from a good professor 😊
I would only use at the max, 2.5 years for potential earnings. 30 months is kind of the industry standard average for potential future earnings, and with all the uncertainty and increasing competition from AI and AI in the search results and inside of Windows, I wouldn’t want to go beyond that number. I’ve also noticed that with the Google updates, it seems to be growing these larger established sites, so they earn more, but it seems to hit smaller or newer sites, making it harder to get started and gain entry. Just what I’ve been noticing from others 😋
Okay, so $59 per hour… plus you still have the blog at the end of 2.5 years and even if earnings decrease, it’ll still be worth something. And you can always battleship those posts, add a few more, and then the earrings don’t drop. Or add an info product and make more like $250 an hour…
If TH-cam is something you’d consider then I would at least supplement your blog with video content. Honestly, I see the most success with a TH-cam first approach. But blog content is a valuable piece even for that model.
I would love to meet these people getting 68K page views a month and getting 36-37$ per thousand. I've been doing this 4 years, with decent/to good SEO, and I'm getting 2-3$ per 1,000, and I'm also getting roughly 45K per month in page views. (With 600+ articles.) I feel like this data is a bit skewed, because a) people are more likely to announce better, b) its like studies of 'size', you are going to get more on the HIGH or LARGE end of the spectrum responding than the lower end, c) I think people round up a bit, and d) its also a self-filled out survey, so who knows if its 100% done in good faith as well.
@@IncomeSchool I get it. But do you think there could be a chance of skewing numbers since its self-reported? (especially for those not in Project 24?)
Hey, one of my sites had $15/1k. So yeah, it's not surprising. Make sure your target audience have the time and money to spend (But again, we can't go for a niche where we don't have enough expertise. It's a luck if you have expertise in those high valued niche). And of course, try to target the US.
@@stockmeat I get that there's outliers, not saying NOBODY is making the money they get. But I find the idea of it being the "average" is a bit wrong. Maybe "median" is closer to the truth than "average"? Because I have to imagine if you really asked the masses (like ALL bloggers), the average would be closer to 0$ but the median still bumps up closer to 10-15$. It also depends on a TON of factors. Niches, demographics, content, SEO prevalence, writing ability, markets, social media, countries, etc. For example, my niche is Craft Beer. American craft beer to be exact. Its not a HUGE niche as far as blogging goes, but its also a pretty hyper-specialized niche that has a few "BIG NAME" blogs/pages, and then nothing else. And people don't really seem to do a lot of traveling to other sites other than those big blog/site pages. And thats where building a community gets important, but unfortunately, that community is going to be relatively small (as communities always are), and less likely to KEEP buying from affiliates, etc. I feel sometimes like videos like this and blog ideas like this take the "writing out of it", and while its not AI generated content, if all of your content is so geared towards SEO and keyword and making money, it becomes in a way and fashion a commercialized product, and not just true writing. Its like Human AI generated in a weird way if that makes any sense. I also think this video really should use the term "median" instead of "average". It would be interesting to see a comparison between the two, but then of course, the problem is still 1) self reporting, and 2) how big of a demographic and market sample size are we using for the statistics and information here. (I would have liked to have seen some transparency on the statistics, like total number of sites, age of sites, amount of content, and a lot of the other variables listed, given to us as viewers.)
Mean and median give me about the same results. I acknowledge that fewer people who earn very little money from their blog are likely to report. That said, there’s no benefit to anyone here to report higher numbers than what’s true. I’m sure that if I could get more people who earn $0 to report, the numbers would decrease (obviously) but purposely selling out low income earners would literally be deliberate skewing of the data. The Bureau of Labor Statistics literally relies on self reporting to understand how our workforce is doing, yet they trust the data. It’s easy to look at a video like this and say “The data is wrong” or “this doesn’t apply to me or my niche”. A more productive perspective would be to look at it and say “what’s preventing me from getting those numbers that SO many others are getting?” And then get after it.
Hi. Thanks for your videos. The information you give is incredible. You inspire me to start my own blog. My worry is would I be able to compete. I am considering a SketchUp blog offering help and advice. Do you think it's a good idea or too competitive? Thanks again!
@@davidbarrow5149 it has like 20+ tools integrated into one platform like mail auto responder, custom domain, chatbot integration, page builder and many more. If you are interested, I can give you my insta. Let me know. I will explain these tools in more detail.
Hi, great video, I have one question, is it possible to make money as a blogger when English is not my first language? I’ve worked in the language industry for the last few years, translating English texts into my native language (I am from a central European country). I’ve also done translations in the other direction (into English) occasionally (although this is discouraged as one should focus on translating primarily into his/her first language). I’ve studied English for the last 20 years, and they say I am proficient in English (C2 level of proficiency), but even so I don’t feel like being able to express myself as aptly and naturally as in my mother tongue. Provided I send the texts to an English-native editor prior to publishing, do you think it’s a good idea for an ESL (English as a Second Language) speaker to give it a shot? I know I could target the domestic audience of my country, but from what I’ve heard the earnings would be much lower, so I’d like to target Americans if at all possible.
We have several Projects 24 members as well as subscribers to this channel who are doing it. You can definitely get a massive English speaker to edit your writing, but I suspect you’ll be able to write well enough and with just a little guidance early on, you’ll get a lot better as you practice.
@@IncomeSchool Awesome, to be honest with you I was not expecting an answer, and certainly not one that would arrive so quickly. Thank you for the encouraging words.
These are valuable insights. However, are you capturing the full picture? There are millions of bloggers out there who do not earn a penny. Your statistics are based on a biased sample - the ones who actually make money. Therefore, they can be misleading. Don't get me wrong, I love your channel and that you are giving hope to the bloggers. Just felt I needed to point out to this fact.
I invited anyone to participate in the survey. There were some earning nothing who I did include. However, you’re probably right that the $0 earners are probably underrepresented in this sample.
Yeah, but ranking number 3 or 4 behind the big guys in a popular topic is far better than ranking number 1 in a topic that no one is interested in. The top 2 rankings are usually short and lacking in information because they got there on their name alone. Your item needs to be longer and more thorough to be in with a chance.
He doesn't show the traffic and he lumps websites with 100 to 500 post together. This is different than the last two years and makes me wonder what they're hiding. I hear traffic is down 6% from last year. If that's all it is best to be up front about it
I decided that the video last year got too long, which impacted viewership. So I kept this more concise. I have nothing to hide, which is why I published a blog post with more of the data.
@@IncomeSchoolYour video on earnings in 2022 was 15:41 and in 2023 it was 15:27. I searched for several variations of "blog earnings" on you website and nothing came up. Could you give me the title please?
My mistake, the blog post was for another data gather I did around the same time. But I’m happy to publish more of the analysis as soon as I have a free moment. The choice to go into less detail wasn’t about the overall length of the video. It was about the length of time we just spouted numbers. Hearing dozens of numbers in a video quickly gets overwhelming. That’s why I chose to focus on the key takeaways from the data.
@@IncomeSchool While I'm on a pretty tight budget and I haven't been able to purchase your system I have really benefited from and enjoyed your content. You and Authority Hackers are my go-tos
Thanks. I appreciate you saying that. I genuinely want to help! I'm going to go back to the data I gathered and see about presenting more of it. I think it's helpful, I just hear from people a lot that too much data in a video makes it hard to follow.
can AI impact blogging in future? no, not for relevant information. if apple launches a new product, information available in apple website is sole knowledge base for AI, AI cannot experience and product and write a view on it, AI cant visit a place and describe how it is changes for human to human experience. AI cant impact blogging until it get ability to 'feel', which will never happen. it can give in sights but not much more than that. search engines must also work on algorithms to evade AI generated content and rank genuine content better.
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A HUGE thank you to everyone who participated in the survey. I truly appreciate you.
Now we should think how to adapt in this new era of AI
Please I want to work for you
This is the only channel that genuinely care about startup bloggers. I feel so lucky to have came across this channel.
Hi there! Are you a blogger? What's your website?
The last one min of the video literally had me in tears, especially considering the situation with chatgpt, Project Magi and other AI coming in. I was literally about to quit and was feeling completely down and low. I was terrified to be honest on how things are going to be in the future. But words and encouragement like these are much needed, even if not everyone who watches this video, needed those, someone like me putting in all the efforts and almost in the verge of giving up bcoz of the AI hype and stuff, it is so much needed and u r a saviour thanks bud!
How are you doing now?
It's been 4 months since your comment. So what is your opinion about blogging now?
dude, AI generated content sucks, you should not even worry about that rn
worry about it in 2030
@@FacelessBillions na I don’t think so Blogging and Vlogging will never die …. It’s about creativity what you create and sell .have to be unique
Your excitement shows. Thanks for doing the research and providing hope to bloggers.
I have a travel blog with 90 posts and I'm getting about $10/ 1,000 views.
In March I made $30.75 with 3,295 views. I hope the page can grow adding more content
Also start looking to other areas for income other than just display ads
Hi, can you give an update on your blog now?
Wow! Which country does your traffic mostly come from? I only get paid a meager 0.36 per 1k views. 😂
@@Edmaration The visits come mainly from the United States, currently the RPM is 8 usd per 1000 views. But I'm getting about 500 views per month on the blog. I'm not uploading content. I made a youtube channel and it is much better, the rpm per 1000 views is similar but I have more views.
@@fedejb1 what is monthly income now
A HUGE thank you to everyone who participated in the survey and helped us collect this data! I truly appreciate you.
I'm so grateful to have stumbled upon this video. I have not started blogging, but I am seriously thinking about it. I've watched and read a lot of content about this but most of the content sounds unrealistic and very subjective. This video was a great help. Thank you and everyone who participated in the survey for these specific results. I subscribed.
Have you started blogging already? What website are you using?
00:00 Bloggers earn an average of $2.26 per thousand page views
02:08 More traffic on website leads to higher earnings
04:10 Having more content on your website leads to higher earnings, but there is a sweet spot.
06:06 Diversifying monetization leads to higher earnings
08:13 Despite concerns about blogging's decline, earnings per post have increased and AI has had little impact so far.
10:11 AI will force us to adapt, but in good ways
11:56 Blogging is not a high-risk business model
13:44 Blogging can earn you money for years to come
----From Notta's video summarizer
Thank you Income school great video -puts blogging into perspective ..However, as your well aware of this process takes time meaning not everyone is going to hit a 1000 page views in even 2-3 years the process is difficult to do correctly depending on a persons background ..I always appreciate your message of sticking with the process and continue to learn -cheers!!
You definitely need tenacity to be successful in this line of work
Ezoic used to pay 15-20 epmv but since sept 2022, it's dropped to 9-11$. Traffic used to be 350 per post but after all the Google algo updates it's down to 180 per post. And i have 100 posts in my blog
I have heard from many other bloggers who are suffering the same hit. The numbers mentioned in the video are too high. Maybe i just underperform...
It's because we've all gotten used to having a good economy.
When things get rough, advertisers cut back on ad spending like they're doing now.
Love these videos with so many stats. Also Project 24 has made my blog and TH-cam way more successful than it would have been on my own.
Looking forward to the 2024 updated version of this video. Also consider using median so your numbers aren’t being skewed by the large blogs making huge $$$.
I have 115 long form blog articles. Still IMpressions 8000. clicks 200 per day. Earning 0.8 USD from Ezoic. 2 years old. Technology niche. Ricky what would be the issue?
I really like how you collected data and took a survey. Great info, thank you!
Awesome! I watched the full video and I must admit it's a gem!
New sub from Nairobi, Kenya.
Thanks for sharing! Good te see the positive results during a year of turmoil. Reigniting my flame! Thanks!
Medians for these numbers would have been interesting
Also consider inflation in the US so any comparison should be adjusted. Also we have to consider the purchasing power of the bloggers with that extra they earn this year exposed to inflation. Anyway, it is clear that blogging is yielding more money every year.
My favorite yearly video. Thanks for this!
I noticed your video production value has increased. Good work income school.
I forgot to participate in that survey. Woops. I'm still a bit under impressed with my results, but it's going better all the time. Still need to dial in the search analysis and build my credibly. I'm getting about $15/ 1,000 views with just basic adds.
Your content on TH-cam has helped me a ton and the Income School Team deserves a ton of success.
As a non member of your course (yet) I am so glad P24 produces such results!
I see a few other comments that match my feelings. I was going along well for the first few years then i got destroyed. 1.5 years ago I lost all my snippets and traffic slowly rolled down hill to almost nothing today. So disheartening!
I never thought about it before, but blogging, before you're profitable enough to do only that, is an "odd job." 🤔
My ezoic epmv was $10 and now it’s dropped to $6. (Less than 15k sessions a month)
I have a celebrity blog that I haven't used in a while. But, I have a question. If I want to monetize it, will the Adsense application be rejected citing plagiarism? Because when I have to write about celeb bio, it will have their career, names of movies, history, awards and nominations, controversies etc. These are facts and won't change, right? So could I be flagged down for plagiarism and Adsense approval rejected??
I feel hopelesss. A gaming blog, 71 articles, I used seo, I use catchy titles, I have 400 backlinks at least. I use carious social media. I have less than 10 views per day. Similar web says I get 5k per month which is nonesense google says 300 and another website I used says 3k. 5k sounds right. it 9 months old, i dont understand. :( :(
Great effort, don't stop!
Here is the thing : write about what is working. Not what you think will work.
You were putting your effort in the wrong place.
Focus on finding what ACTUALLY WORKS. then provide good quality content about it.
@@Elmatador-mma Thank you. I will do that.
@@Elmatador-mma This is it! Im so idealistic 😂 I cant just accept that truth. Very hard. But I will try it.
@@academictraveling well, you need to ADAPT ma man if you wanna see growth.. Good Luck!
@@polysteamgaming keep going. Some people say it takes a year to two years. Also using something like Pinterest, instagram, or TikTok for more traffic to the blog. Don’t give up yet.
Hi Ricky!
I would love to know if you would suggest someone to start a blog website on a topic that doesn't have much demand right now, but it is highly likely to grow in the coming years. I say "much demand" based on available keywords and search traffic. But Google Trends as well as market analysis tell me that related search queries are growing gradually.
What would you do in this case?
p.s.: the target audience is social media influencers and travel buffs.
It will happen like with the snippets. We will receive traffic from Search and traffic from AI tools as they are including a reference to a website.
My P24 site (automotive with lots of EAT as I'm an established automotive journalist) with over 300 posts was earning close to $4k per month after three years. Then a Google update wiped the traffic out and put me back to below $200 per month. Not going down that route again.
How it's going now . What's your niche
Did you build an email list? Did you have social media?
Came here from reddit, never knew there's so much out here I was missing
thanks for the updated numbers! 🎉
How can you write a good blog post in 1, 2 or even 6 hours? It looks impossible to me.
By chance would you be willing to share this data? Maybe with pseudonym names for the sites. I would be interested to see the standard deviation of these numbers and the outliers.
@incomeSchool. Is this the actual channel or is this just another spam comment? I can't tell now a days.
This is depressing knowing I’m waaay below average.
You should change the thumbnail to include a specific dollar amount. Probably the CTR will go up. Ask Nate and he will probably agree!
What is a good average length of a session for visitors to a blog?
I have been using AI to come up with writing prompts. I still write everything myself, but GPT has helped me brainstorm like crazy. I'm still waiting for my adsense to be approved i just started blogging (been writing for years in other capacities) but I think we're golden! Thank you for this video!
Hi, have your AdSense been approved. Can you share a little bit of info with me so I will know if to start a new blog now? How many visitors per month and how much do you earn on average? Thanks
@@JesusPlsSaveMe we have pivoted HARD to a subscription support model but we are now a social media for personal wellness with the blog being the back bone. we’re making a big fat 0 right now but we had a full restart so that’s why haha
I've had a site for years and am actively looking at SEO issues daily, yet my site traffic has gone lower and lower (at one point over 1000 posts, but I have since been pruning and updating, as in the beginning there was no thought to SEO). Wondering if others have had same experience?
I keep moving forward, though. Even planning on a new niche site.
1000 post per month?
I love the insight offered by this video...
I want to be a member...
Michael...
Thanks. It’s definitely changed since this video. Blogging alone isn’t as easy as it was.
Love it, Ricky! Thanks so much for this video!
Thank you for the great videos !!!Btw What is the blogcm website I saw from lots of the content creators (affiliate marketing creators ) ?
I am running a programming blog. It is hard to monetize this niche. What are the ways to monetize? Should I make a slight modification to my place?
AI will reduce some traffic to blogs. But the aspect of blogs that AI can't replace is the human experience. AI telling you how to fish is very different from a person who actually fishes.
Nice and usefull informations. Thanks for sharing with us.
What do you think about rss automatic blogging? Can a site which have 90% rss pulled content which is "top interest" be visited and monetised?
I've always enjoyed watching and learning from you guys!
Fantastic video, well done!
Do you have a monthly plan for Project24?
I would like to sign up immediately if there is a monthly payment plan.
How do you get “ads” on your blog? I recently started and I’m learning as I go.
Usually through either Google Adsense or another third party ad provider like Ezoic or Mediavine. All of them can insert ads onto your site for you.
Does entertainment blog/ gossip blog/ or blog about comedians and shows/ blog about best tv series.. Do you think these are good niches for a site?
🤔🤔🤔
Can I move a blog post to a different website that aligns better with the topic Would it still rank?
Yeah, I would just create a redirect on the site it’s currently on so it points to the new site. Then the new site will take over the ranking.
Is "average" earnings using the median or the mean?
If we're using the mean, it can be skewed like crazy from a couple heavy hitters and not be a very representative number...
Mean with outliers removed
any project 24 members here and is this true? do you earn good money from blogging? could you tell us what niches?
Keep up the great content. 🎉
At 6:04 in this video... so on the ads only site, that means that on a site with 10k page views per month they get $170/month in gross ad income, more or less? And then if they ad-in affiliates to that it will go up to about $300/month? Questions: can one Amazon affiliate account be used on more than one website? Can one Google ads (Adsense I think it's called) account be used on more than one website?
Yes you can use one Adsense on multiple blogs, you'll just need approval to use on the other sites.
Ricky, what do you think will happen to blog traffic once Googles new SE comes out...hopefully later than sooner.
Great video! Amazing research and info, as always. Thanks, Ricky. I'm basically the average blogger then, haha. I'm making about that money per month with 65,000 p/m. I love this business.
how many articles do you have on your blog?
Thank you for this information💜
I am getting started with blogging - what is the first thing I should do?
Decide on a topic that you have enough interest in to get really involved in it.
Thank You For This
I have a sports blog where I write predictions - what is the best way to monetize?
Affiliate links for sports products or digital products like the video suggests.
Betting sites?
Thank you Ricky. Great video. Your energy and optimism is truly appreciated and extremely motivational which is highly needed these days with all FUD on many levels on a global scale. I"m a student at your school and loved the video. Do you think that with the explosion of AI generated content and people cranking out so much (30 blogpost in a day) would the speed of cranknig out content have to change to get to that 100-500 posts? I hpoe the question makes sense.
I think Google would probably penalize any site that's cranking out 30 blog posts per day LOL
Content that's just spun and regenerated by AI and published by the hundreds isn't exactly what Google is looking for. For most big blogs, including professional company blogs like the big banking sites, half of the content doesn't even rank. Much of the content just flounders in a wasteland getting zero views. Around 1/3 of blog posts are going to rank and gain views while most everything else won't. I saw this from the deep analysis I did on over 500 different blogs. So it's better to focus on creating good, lengthy, informational blog posts. The type of post that won't cause a visitor to click out and go elsewhere to find the answers they're looking for. Basically a blog with thousands and thousands of blog posts won't get any further ahead than a blog with a few hundred blog posts. Focus on quality and keeping the user on your site.
@@jollyjames30 Not sure lengthy is the way... But I agree with everything else. I put my heart and soul into lengthy articles and many of them did extremely poorly. Length have not seemed to help.
@@oscarsh2909 lengthy is better than short. The sweet spot is between 1,200 to 2,000 words. But the algorithms are complex so there's no concrete proof of what the ideal length is. But from what I've seen, lengthy articles (1000+ words) beats short articles (500 words) almost all the time.
@@jollyjames30 alright, thanks for sharing!
@@oscarsh2909 One other thing to mention is that there's no way of knowing what will rank high and what won't. I've seen monstrous media sites with hundreds of thousands of backlinks and huge domain authority and with a massive team of professional writers get outranked for various big keywords by tiny competitor sites run out of peoples' bedrooms LOL
That's the interesting and fascinating thing about the internet. Just because you're a big company doesn't mean a smaller blogger can't simply jump in and take his or her piece of the pie.
Great research thank you
Quick question and maybe the comment section can help me out. I have used both the Rank Math and Yoast SEO. I like them both, but which one should I upgrade to get full benefits? Thank you.
In previous videos they more or less state none of them.
They do have a preference for Rank Math since it's not as heavy
my blog only gets an average of 1k visitors per month, how much can I earn with Google adsense? I haven't yet monetized it. I get 31.7k impressions and 500 clicks
Depends on your niche. But I will estimate $0.50 - $6 a month or even way lower than that $0.50😂
My friend doesn't own a smartphone & wants to know, if a smartphone is required for Adsense activation.
No, definitely not required
@@IncomeSchool Ok, thank you so much.
Daily News based blogging content will perform well in 23 ???????
Great content thankyou.
hello i am from India huge fan of your work also can you please do a guided video about how to create a blog website on WordPress from scratch thanks.
Here’s one I made recently th-cam.com/video/os7sf8clhW0/w-d-xo.html
@@IncomeSchool i want to thank you bottom of my heart The Charity series is like lot of learning its like i am going to university and learning something useful from a good professor 😊
I would only use at the max, 2.5 years for potential earnings. 30 months is kind of the industry standard average for potential future earnings, and with all the uncertainty and increasing competition from AI and AI in the search results and inside of Windows, I wouldn’t want to go beyond that number.
I’ve also noticed that with the Google updates, it seems to be growing these larger established sites, so they earn more, but it seems to hit smaller or newer sites, making it harder to get started and gain entry. Just what I’ve been noticing from others 😋
Okay, so $59 per hour… plus you still have the blog at the end of 2.5 years and even if earnings decrease, it’ll still be worth something.
And you can always battleship those posts, add a few more, and then the earrings don’t drop.
Or add an info product and make more like $250 an hour…
@@IncomeSchool I think this is wishful thinking.
should we focus more on youtube than blogging from now?
If TH-cam is something you’d consider then I would at least supplement your blog with video content. Honestly, I see the most success with a TH-cam first approach. But blog content is a valuable piece even for that model.
@@IncomeSchool Thank you. You guys are the best!
How I can become part project 24
Can you tell me how much you making per 1k impression in admob
What is the income source? Just Ads or Affiliate?
All income sources
I would love to meet these people getting 68K page views a month and getting 36-37$ per thousand. I've been doing this 4 years, with decent/to good SEO, and I'm getting 2-3$ per 1,000, and I'm also getting roughly 45K per month in page views. (With 600+ articles.)
I feel like this data is a bit skewed, because a) people are more likely to announce better, b) its like studies of 'size', you are going to get more on the HIGH or LARGE end of the spectrum responding than the lower end, c) I think people round up a bit, and d) its also a self-filled out survey, so who knows if its 100% done in good faith as well.
I know a lot of people with those numbers. But that’s because there are several who are in our have been in Project 24.
@@IncomeSchool I get it. But do you think there could be a chance of skewing numbers since its self-reported? (especially for those not in Project 24?)
Hey, one of my sites had $15/1k. So yeah, it's not surprising. Make sure your target audience have the time and money to spend (But again, we can't go for a niche where we don't have enough expertise. It's a luck if you have expertise in those high valued niche). And of course, try to target the US.
@@stockmeat I get that there's outliers, not saying NOBODY is making the money they get. But I find the idea of it being the "average" is a bit wrong. Maybe "median" is closer to the truth than "average"? Because I have to imagine if you really asked the masses (like ALL bloggers), the average would be closer to 0$ but the median still bumps up closer to 10-15$.
It also depends on a TON of factors. Niches, demographics, content, SEO prevalence, writing ability, markets, social media, countries, etc.
For example, my niche is Craft Beer. American craft beer to be exact. Its not a HUGE niche as far as blogging goes, but its also a pretty hyper-specialized niche that has a few "BIG NAME" blogs/pages, and then nothing else. And people don't really seem to do a lot of traveling to other sites other than those big blog/site pages. And thats where building a community gets important, but unfortunately, that community is going to be relatively small (as communities always are), and less likely to KEEP buying from affiliates, etc.
I feel sometimes like videos like this and blog ideas like this take the "writing out of it", and while its not AI generated content, if all of your content is so geared towards SEO and keyword and making money, it becomes in a way and fashion a commercialized product, and not just true writing. Its like Human AI generated in a weird way if that makes any sense.
I also think this video really should use the term "median" instead of "average". It would be interesting to see a comparison between the two, but then of course, the problem is still 1) self reporting, and 2) how big of a demographic and market sample size are we using for the statistics and information here. (I would have liked to have seen some transparency on the statistics, like total number of sites, age of sites, amount of content, and a lot of the other variables listed, given to us as viewers.)
Mean and median give me about the same results.
I acknowledge that fewer people who earn very little money from their blog are likely to report. That said, there’s no benefit to anyone here to report higher numbers than what’s true.
I’m sure that if I could get more people who earn $0 to report, the numbers would decrease (obviously) but purposely selling out low income earners would literally be deliberate skewing of the data.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics literally relies on self reporting to understand how our workforce is doing, yet they trust the data.
It’s easy to look at a video like this and say “The data is wrong” or “this doesn’t apply to me or my niche”. A more productive perspective would be to look at it and say “what’s preventing me from getting those numbers that SO many others are getting?” And then get after it.
Ricky - are you doing the survey again for 2024?
I haven’t yet. Blogs have been pretty volatile recently but it looks like things have leveled back out so it’s probably a good time to do it again.
@IncomeSchool it's always been a great motivator in the past! Even if it's not where it's been in the past, you always bring value with the info!
very encouraging!
Will Google Adsense monetize my blog if I embed TH-cam videos of other content makers (like music artists) in my blogposts? I have a music blog.
Yes. Embedding other people’s videos is perfectly allowed and won’t impact Adsense approval.
@@IncomeSchool Ohh, thank you so much!
Hi. Thanks for your videos. The information you give is incredible. You inspire me to start my own blog. My worry is would I be able to compete. I am considering a SketchUp blog offering help and advice. Do you think it's a good idea or too competitive? Thanks again!
You got the budget and all for setting up blog?
@@Web-developer22 hi. Thanks for your reply. Yes I do have the budget for the domain and hosting.
@@davidbarrow5149 since your niche involves help and advice, can I recommend you a product?
@@Web-developer22 what product are you recommending?
@@davidbarrow5149 it has like 20+ tools integrated into one platform like mail auto responder, custom domain, chatbot integration, page builder and many more. If you are interested, I can give you my insta. Let me know. I will explain these tools in more detail.
i loved it, really good insight!
Datalicious
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Can anyone give me a few examples of digital products? It sounds like the best way to up my incone on my blog but im not entirely sure what he means?
Ebooks, digital courses, reports, audio, classes to name a few
My rpm is never $30 😢 is your course 1 time payment?
It’s $449 for a whole year and $249 for additional years if you need it.
@@IncomeSchool Will be joining soon ty
From what sorce you get this data
We surveyed site owners. So directly from the source.
03:33 IF you have 1000 pageviews…thats the problem...
Hi, great video, I have one question, is it possible to make money as a blogger when English is not my first language? I’ve worked in the language industry for the last few years, translating English texts into my native language (I am from a central European country). I’ve also done translations in the other direction (into English) occasionally (although this is discouraged as one should focus on translating primarily into his/her first language). I’ve studied English for the last 20 years, and they say I am proficient in English (C2 level of proficiency), but even so I don’t feel like being able to express myself as aptly and naturally as in my mother tongue. Provided I send the texts to an English-native editor prior to publishing, do you think it’s a good idea for an ESL (English as a Second Language) speaker to give it a shot? I know I could target the domestic audience of my country, but from what I’ve heard the earnings would be much lower, so I’d like to target Americans if at all possible.
We have several Projects 24 members as well as subscribers to this channel who are doing it.
You can definitely get a massive English speaker to edit your writing, but I suspect you’ll be able to write well enough and with just a little guidance early on, you’ll get a lot better as you practice.
@@IncomeSchool Awesome, to be honest with you I was not expecting an answer, and certainly not one that would arrive so quickly. Thank you for the encouraging words.
why every blogging videos are selling their courses?
But this guy is one of the few honest one I have seen to be honest
Thank u for sharing
These are valuable insights. However, are you capturing the full picture? There are millions of bloggers out there who do not earn a penny. Your statistics are based on a biased sample - the ones who actually make money. Therefore, they can be misleading. Don't get me wrong, I love your channel and that you are giving hope to the bloggers. Just felt I needed to point out to this fact.
I invited anyone to participate in the survey. There were some earning nothing who I did include. However, you’re probably right that the $0 earners are probably underrepresented in this sample.
Earn those who tell you how to do things. Those who do it silently earn many times more
Thank you
I just can't decide what to blog about.
Seems like every topic is covered to death.
Yeah, but ranking number 3 or 4 behind the big guys in a popular topic is far better than ranking number 1 in a topic that no one is interested in. The top 2 rankings are usually short and lacking in information because they got there on their name alone. Your item needs to be longer and more thorough to be in with a chance.
Hey, if anybody here has financial burden to start a blog, let me know. I'm looking for investment opportunities in talented content writers.
Hi @libtron-devs, I am a content writer worked with various websites. If the opportunity is still on am interested.
That is going to change real soon😂
Please when doing all these videos, show us the money you've made, keep them on the table as evidence
epmp is $3...
But isn't chatGPT going to kill off all niche and info sites in the very near future??
9:40
ChatGPT could kill off the entire human race as well. Remember Skynet?
Only if you can't outsmart a chatbot with severe ADHD and the inability to fact-check itself.
i enjoyed it
I hope you are telling the truth, otherwise you are going to waste the prductive time for a hell lot of people.
He doesn't show the traffic and he lumps websites with 100 to 500 post together. This is different than the last two years and makes me wonder what they're hiding. I hear traffic is down 6% from last year. If that's all it is best to be up front about it
I decided that the video last year got too long, which impacted viewership. So I kept this more concise. I have nothing to hide, which is why I published a blog post with more of the data.
@@IncomeSchoolYour video on earnings in 2022 was 15:41 and in 2023 it was 15:27. I searched for several variations of "blog earnings" on you website and nothing came up. Could you give me the title please?
My mistake, the blog post was for another data gather I did around the same time. But I’m happy to publish more of the analysis as soon as I have a free moment.
The choice to go into less detail wasn’t about the overall length of the video. It was about the length of time we just spouted numbers. Hearing dozens of numbers in a video quickly gets overwhelming. That’s why I chose to focus on the key takeaways from the data.
@@IncomeSchool While I'm on a pretty tight budget and I haven't been able to purchase your system I have really benefited from and enjoyed your content. You and Authority Hackers are my go-tos
Thanks. I appreciate you saying that. I genuinely want to help!
I'm going to go back to the data I gathered and see about presenting more of it. I think it's helpful, I just hear from people a lot that too much data in a video makes it hard to follow.
can AI impact blogging in future? no, not for relevant information. if apple launches a new product, information available in apple website is sole knowledge base for AI, AI cannot experience and product and write a view on it, AI cant visit a place and describe how it is changes for human to human experience. AI cant impact blogging until it get ability to 'feel', which will never happen. it can give in sights but not much more than that. search engines must also work on algorithms to evade AI generated content and rank genuine content better.