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So, is blogging for money still the bomb?

Blogging online has become a most intriguing subject for more people streaming to the internet ever since the meltdown of the world economy. In the gripe of financial distress, so many people in the hunt for an honest money making way off the internet – finally come to terms with blogging and making money organically off blogs.

Passion + Perserverance + Patience = Blogging

Most people don't really realize that the entire concept of blogging takes so much time and effort though. Literally millions and millions of people compete at it all at once all the time – it's like building a house from scratch with either time or loads of money. So let's get to the point.
Do you have your blog pillars in place?
Right before any blog starts - just like with a house - it needs a foundation, a plan - and pillars.


Can you build hundreds of blog posts on the subject you choose - and if you can't or don't plan on doing so - how will you remain competitive in the blogging industry?And together with your ambitious thought of publishing relentless posts on your blog - are you also anxious at starting your new blog venture to remain ahead of the stream?

Welcome to the blogosphere. A big big place of over 300 million post-spitting weblogs. It's mind boggling of just how many people wishing to create their own wealth online and at the same time the lack of not quite understanding as to what level and sheer effort anyone will need to put into at building a successful blog online.
In simplicity, a blog no longer just consist of some few web pages - because while it's only a blog - it's just another mere random web location with words, pictures (and perhaps videos) - things that nobody would ever remember, really. It's like some free newspaper that you get in your post (or email). You quickly take a look at whatever (garbage) someone sent you - throw it away, trying to remember in that split second whatever carried somewhat, (possibly could have been to an extent a bit of), importance. A quick promotion or some special kind message- or just the hope of some kind of luck. The hope for luck coming at you like one or the other competition you're convinced you've really won . . . Like the scams notifying you that you've won a prize. In desperation, even though for a fact that you've never entered any prize - you fall prey.
Ever felt like that? Have you ever be this overwhelmed and felt overthrown by your fate? In such a way that you'd degrade your own standards in desperation?
This is what happens all the time online.
Spam, low-quality and un-interesting has become intricate on the internet. So even though you write your own posts and you follow everything from the google book - your strong optimism for the moment won't necessarily start to begin telling the once-upon-a-time-story that you think you're highly competitive and you're blogging to the bank all the way and live happily ever after.

Yep. A blog has become a brand. Just imagine there were exactly 1 million retail stores on the internet, all selling exactly the same 1 single item. Let's say it's a digital product such as airtime or buying electricity online from them. It's not about the fact that everyone needs airtime or electricity. It's about who from the 1 million getting first to that customer - and how.
Websites that became web services has all but one thing in common: Reaching the consumer - the hundreds of millions of them out there. Whether that is trying to gain in offering your blog as a host for advertisers, selling a product to someone directly/ indirectly - or offering another service of a kind - you'll need to get to that person first.
Getting to them first, with the very best deal you could possibly give them.
I guess, for a moment, you'd probably wonder whether I'm still talking about a blog and blogging. Yes, oh, yes. And unfortunately to some. Blogging has become a full time job.
So before ever trying to start yours - just think about the sheer volumes of already existing blogs that you'll need to bypass to be amongst the ones that are successful: that amount is about 350 million of them.
How to set yourself apart from others (hint: it will take some bad ass amounts of time and bucket loads of effort):

Be unique to the extreme

Many a time it could rather be a bit daunting to write posts that doesn't reiterate something someone else already said somewhere online. In fact. It's not just difficult - it's just simply impossible to come up with stuff that's 100% unique.
Let me recap that for you quickly. Uniqueness has nothing to do with "unique word rearranging"/ word spinning. Spinning any content that you can think about irregardless of the best word spinner with breakthrough technology in artificial intelligence won't make a dent in the meaning of the word: Unique.
Uniqueness has something to do with that what people couldn't find on the internet yet or something that was almost the same thing but was totally presented in just simply an exciting form.
Nevertheless. If it's nearly impossible to talk or write about things that googlers have never ever read in their entire lives before . . . No sweat. Nothing to worry about.
The only thing you really need to be concerned about is whether real people will absolutely love your blog and what's on it. If people visit your blog and simply don't like what they see, then it's a pretty given fact that the search engines will likely follow those same people's actions. Visiting your site and leaving it again all in but just a few puny seconds . . . We all know what that means, don't we?
Harm! Absolutely bad news. Bad bounce rates that will affect your organic serp rankings in a negative, down spiralling way.
So how do you ensure you get your blogging right?

Get a better template

When I'm talking about a better template, I'm not just refering to a more organised and clean look and feel to it.
  • We're talking about font type and font size
  • We're talking about those nasty ads (are there like 100 of them?) cluttering the entire blog and killing the whole idea.
  • We're obviously talking seo

and all the other small tidbits that normally won't be regarded as important.
Just imagine you get to a blog - and all of a sudden there are flashing things going around all over the place. Things that are both distracting and irritating to the purpose of your visit to the blog: Exploring what's behind that blog post title.
Do you see how easily people could flee your blog? How easy the search engines could rank you down because people clearly won't like your content or your site? Bad bounce rates (the amount of time someone spends on a given web page (or blog for that matter) since they arrived there) is one of the most important factors out of about 200 ranking factors google includes into their algorithms as to determine who ranks where, anywhere on their search engine. I'm sure the other big ones, Yahoo and Bing have similar ranking factors.
I'm sure you're probably starting to see the bigger picture here:
Have you actually enhanced or over-enhanced your blog for the search engines in the gain of search engine optimization? Or have you messed up the entire user experience the person had when he/she came to your solution (blog post) in the first place?

Best piece of blogging advice: Just be yourself already!

The worst thing that can happen to anyone going out for a job interview is

  • when you're already nervous and you know you're not well prepared
  • the response is that your nerves goes in overdrive . . .


It all comes down to a flop. And the rest is just plain history.



When it comes to blogging, your nerves will also go into overdrive simply being overburdened by the sheer amount of competition out there all doing the same thing: You need to act like this; brake your content into bits and pieces that can make search engines fall in love with you; you need to write catchy blog posts . . . blah, blah blah.

  1. Sit down and relax.
  2. Shutt down all those rules and regulations of musts and must-nots.
  3. Don't ever feel obligated to blog at a certain rushed rate.
  4. Start thinking about all the styles of writing that you absolutely adore.
  5. Focus your mind on all the subjects that simply makes you want to write about.


And for goodness sake, calm down!

There is no specific way to follow to make blogging successful. Listen to Aaron Lee of what he has to say: "By being me, I enjoyed writing and the process more. It had me writing more than I usually would too."

A very interesting thing Chris Pirillo notes which comes down to the same thing as to say: Don't try to commercialize your blog! This is what he says: "People don’t care to follow sites so much as they care to follow people."

That is so epic and true. It's about finding an emotion in the content that people will be reading on your site that they clearly feel they can relate with and engages them into a meaningful relationship or link between blogger and reader that will outlast the stiff atmosphere of a commercial blog.


SO do you think you're blogger material?

(Does the question sound a bit offensive and sounds too challenging? Do you feel as if too much is expected when you're labeled a blogger?)

Here's a step-by-step-guide on how to start your blogging venture – setting up the technical stuff, while I hope hang around my blogging and money blog right here.


The best way to become successful is actually NOT to expect too much too soon and allow yourself to experience the utter joy to see yourself growing from baby steps to where you can walk and eventually run the race to your own successes.

Go well and enjoy!
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Steps to supplement $50 extra per day with blogging

In the current day and age we are all living in, there are thousands upon thousands of people finding themselves in the most dreaded predicaments that lead them to suicidal attempts – from the never ending heavy financial burden they all carry each day that never blinks and never seem to fade away.

And yes. You know it. The frustration and depressive state of this society is all around you – and to safeguard against any extreme depressive behavior within your family is what you or any other parent would want to prevent.


 How do you go about that without wasting more money and time?

To get the first question right – you’ll really need to be completely honest with yourself. You might be thinking: There isn’t a quick way to make money on the internet. And then again: But there must be a way for you to immediately get out of your dreaded financial situation.
Let me tell you now – you already know: What’s too good to be true – is always too good to be true. Finalize that thought and get through a starting point. Tell me when you’re ready to do just that.

It’s going to take a few days, even a week. Or three. The clear thing is: you want something that will make you an extra or supplemental income online, right? Something that will sustain itself for months to come by?

Yes, off course.

That thing naturally is the way in which plenty of others are making with: blogging. There are ten thousands of people blogging – even a whole million of them. What is definitely going to make you successful at blogging – is when you’d be able to create lots of content on your blog – whilst each blog post would be able to rank just high enough that you could gain sufficient amount of blog traffic that you could make $50-$100 per day.

That could work off to 50-100 blog posts that you will need to write by yourself to make that kind of money. This is one of the reasons why people keep failing online.

Blogging is about sharing things with other people online – and if you’re not exactly going to be good at sharing a multitude of different things from all that you would already be knowing –you are going to join the rest of the 97% of all the ones that make out those who wishes to make a buck online – but never does.

So for starters:


Don’t buy a $10 domain to start a blog. Buy a website that already existed for at least 24 months.

This already accomplishes your task to rank higher immediately. Thus make sure that the blog you’ll be buying is in good view with Google and other search engines and aren't necessarily banned. It would also be good if you could buy a site with a decent Alexa rank with more than just one single existing blog post. This would give you an idea about the random value of the site.

For example, you could do some searches in Google to try and figure out how good the website ranks for certain terms from phrases and terms within the posts or articles.

Where to get websites for sale for cheap?

There are dozens of places to look for websites, particularly blogs that are up for sale ranging from $50-$100 and more. You should probably stick to that range – unless you’re able to bargain for higher bids in exchange for something of a bit higher quality.
Typical sites to go look for a decent blog is Your Main Domain. Where you’d really find a bargain from time to time as well, is through private sales on forum sites such as Digitalpoint forums.

What do you do when you finally have the blog?

Concentrate to get it ranked higher in the search engines, following the tons of vital advice posted on thousands of different blogs on the topic of search engine optimization. When you’ve applied that and you have at least 20-30 articles on your blog – commercialize and monetize it with not more than 3-5 advertisements.
At the end of the day you’ll earn at least $20 per day by the time you reach 50 posts on your blog, just from organic money (money from advertisements on your blog) – and if you keep working at building backlinks to your website through various forms, to ultimately get your site ranked higher and better.

  • A good point in the industry of blogging is to keep at a pace you started with initially. Don’t post 14 articles the one week and the next, only five of them. Post consistently, for example, only three articles a week.

By doing so, your readers will know exactly when you will be publishing a new post – and so will the search engines – resulting in that you will be building up a reputation of trust and stability.

The overall point and order of this article is to help you to succeed mentally and emotionally – instead of just financially. You can’t succeed with anything unless you’ll have the mental and emotional strength to proceed.

Preparing yourself and start something small from scratch is going to do you much good in the coming year of 2016. It will give you ease of mind as you progress into the year and find that your every day's tiny efforts actually start to build up that financial solution to the load of burdens you weren't able to carry yourself – oppose to scavenge further and deeper into the year simply looking; hunting; waiting for the right miracle to come and make your miseries go away.
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How to get more traffic, money with Social Spark

What's the best way for your blog to get traffic or making money when the maximum amount of people visiting your blog is only 100?

There are so many hundreds and thousands of blogs - no wait - millions of them - getting only a few people visiting their blog - only to find that they never convert to cash - or do something meaningful like subscribing, clicking on ads - or showing any particular point of interest in their blog!

That is the most frustrating experience 99% of all bloggers go through - so do not go entirely miserable on having this breakdown experience or thought.

One clever solution (or as they always say you must crawl before you walk or run) is Social Spark.




Before you get to build an authority blog and branding yourself in your niche with it - find the aspiration to take on tasks in gain for getting money first.

One of the reasons most bloggers always throw in the towel is because they see nothing happening concerning succeeding with a money stream. The logical thing to do to keep your online blogging endeavors alive is by doing things to earn money online first - to convince yourself in the first place that there indeed is money online to earn.

Social Spark, without further due, is one way to earn a few crawlable and walkable money.

How, how and how?

  • Firstly (this is probably going to put a little finally smile on your face) this is a way to make better bucks that you would have had with Google Adsense.
  • Secondly, while you fail earning $15, $30 or a huge $100 per month with Adsense (as Adsense requires a very good stream of traffic to convert some blog visitors into clicking and so earn cash); Social Spark don't require of your blog to have a particular amount of people visiting it.You can literally get five visits per day to you blog right now, today - and you are able to make a $10 or more with Social Spark.

How?

For those having less than fifty posts on their blog and haven't achieved the blessing of decent blog traffic, yet - Social Spark sparks your blog by enabling you to gain blog content with sponsored content.

In essence, the blog marketing site brings a simple solution to those bloggers finding it hard to make cash and those bloggers who are finding it hard to get enough blog traffic.
In other words, you get those bloggers who want to earn money in the short not too distant future. They are prepared to write blog posts.

On the other side you have the blog masters that's trying to improve every aspect of their blogging optimization - and also the helping hand of getting more blog content for the gain of seeing more blog traffic.

In reality your blog self don't gain any better traffic when you are the one blogging for the money on Social Spark.

To not confusing you - it's still the old but very effective way to make a few bucks: writing for cash!
In stead of going through all the extremely formal complicated and fussy processes when trying to make a buck with Constant content and other article sites - writing posts for other bloggers via Social Spark acting as a middle man, virtually all your posts you'll be writing will be excepted.

The bad part

The bad part about making money with Social Spark is this: It takes a bit extremely long before you really see that money into your Paypal account.

Yep. That's the irony.

  • It's easy signing up with Social Spark and start off by availing yourself to write posts for other bloggers. You'll get the go ahead from the blogger, the blogger will pay you (with points) - and will publish the post you wrote once that's settled. Concerning that points (you're paid with a points system in Social Spark whereby 10 points equals 10 cents and 100 points $1); you'll only see the actual points that was paid to you by a particular blogger - after 30 days he/she published the post you sold.
  • Point #2 - You can only cash out once you reach a threshold of $50 into your Paypal.

So, in a nutshell, you will only make $50 into your Paypal once you have earned 5000 points, which (the points) on it's own can only reflect after 30 days each time the blogger(s) you sell your post(s) to publish them - a long process to combat Spam and fraud.

Final Verdict:

You can make that walkable income of $1000 per month with Social Spark rather than just the crawl-able cash of $100.

However, even if you can succeed in getting different bloggers publishing your posts you sold to them in one day and you earn 5000 points in that one day - you will still only cash out over 30 days when your points reflect in your account.




The reward though, if you can earn 5000 points every day (writing 5-10 posts and successfully getting it published (and it becomes live on the internet) by the person(s)buying) - you can make $50 per day from Social Spark. Cashing out $50 per day into your Paypal account, that on it's own turn translates into $1500 for the month.

Just like with everything though, there is a dear price to pay. By the measurement of writing 5 posts per day for $50, translates to 150 posts you would have needed to come up with. That may also have been a good amount of blog posts for your own blog, earning residual income over time . . .

Going through the trouble, I guess, would all depend on yourself. I guess, once again its as they say: you need to crawl before you can walk.

To your online successes.
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How to make cash with an existing blog or site

So you’ve been trying to make money online and started a blog or a static website? Without doubt, you’d end up in a wrestle at accomplishing any of your endeavors online. You’re not quite alone – there are literally millions of people online trying to make decent money over the internet.

While so many people still believe that it’s not that difficult to make money online - (while it’s virtually not) – the large competition over the same resource has strangled the idea, though.

The most basic thing you need to reach an online audience (which is the vital source to obtain an income or some form of money or reward) you have already figured out. And that is the blog you already started or bought.

Now you need to play the online game over competing and gearing your blog up to the search engine rankings – also known as the ‘serps’.

Perhaps you’ve already figured this part out as well that you’ll need to get backlinks and backlinks – and even more of it to work your way up to the ladder. What you probably didn’t know is that more blogs and websites are not so keen these days to be so kind to simply just give away ‘dofollow’ backlinks as simply as that.

‘Dofollow’ or ‘dofollow backlinks’ are terms, so I assume, you are also very well familiarized with.

Without dofollow backlinks, your endeavors and efforts are not going to reap you any figs from the tree. What I have noticed in the last one year is that the market of seo (search engine optimization) has saturated in such a dramatized way, that Google decided to discontinue in updating its Page Rank algorithm indefinitely – as too much people have put too much emphasis on it.

You perhaps are one of these people who have marketed Page Rank insatiably to a lot of people through word of mouth – either you ought to have read about it quite a lot.

The weird thing about this is that your feeling or the other search engine marketer’s or blogger’s feeling – are ironically – correct. Correct in the way that Page Rank is (was) a very clear indication of the level of where your blog or site was in terms of how much quality backlinks pointed to your blog.

Now that no one can indicate whether Page Rank is in check seeing to it that it wasn’t updating in almost a year, you can’t really say that any website’s green bar is correct, for that matter.

You can utilize the architecture of Page Rank to make your way to the top, though. If you would be able to do that – you’ll certainly start making money with your own website – and even at a later stage, lots of it.

How do you use Page rank architecture for this matter?

There are roughly, and I do say roughly, three things you need to take into account, seriously to benefit from the Pager Rank structure, the clear way in how Google organizes its search engine.

1 Instead of looking for supreme quality websites/ blog such as Pagerank 5 and 6 blogs – take the load off your shoulders and try to get links from any dofollow blog with at least a white space in the Google Pager Rank toolbar, indicating a 0/10 ranking.

In the first place, clearly you can’t say that the Page Rank 4 blog is indeed a Page Rank 4 blog. It might be a 1/10. It might even be a 0/10. However, if it would’ve been a blog with no good/sufficient backlinks pointing to it – your Google Page Rank toolbar would have graded it grey with the words (N/A). Thus suggesting that that blog or website isn’t even ranked!

For this matter, don’t even waste any more of your time to obtain backlinks from just Page Rank 4 blogs and above. You certainly have no guarantee over whether that Page Rank indication is correct.

2 Make sure the blog is dofollow indeed!

There are so many bloggers today that seem to copy and paste from one another these days, deeming and assuring of the quality of blog posts not so high. One of just many examples is that bloggers tend to incorrectly index and gather lists of dofollow blogs, social networking and other web 2.0 websites all of the time.

All that I can assume is that they simply copy someone else’s lists and make it their own, while they’d only tweak and shuffle these lists.

For this reason, don’t believe it when people post that Twitter.com  or Facebook.com for example, are dofollow sites and that you ‘simply need to get a link from these sites to improve your search engine rankings.’

Those are the type of information that downgrades people’s perception of bloggers in general. The true fact about Facebook and Twitter is not to obtain long term gain from their backlinks, but rather to reap direct rewards. Which is their traffic. Not organic search boosts to get higher into Google and in the so doing bringing your blog smaller amounts of traffic, daily.

If you’d ever want to get organic traffic to your blog, (which is, by the way, the most rewarding, quality and targeted traffic) – you’ll need to get DOFOLLOW backlinks to your blog with anchor text (the phrase you want to rank for).

The only way to always ensure in how to get dofollow backlinks to your website is not to believe others, but rather to make sure with the Firefox Nodofollow addon.

This is a great addon that shows you whether which backlinks on a page of any website or blog is either dofollow or either nofollow. When it is nofollow the anchor text of such links is highlighted in pale red. If any links would be dofollow, the link will be highlighted in blue.

Always make sure that each and every blog you visit contains dofollow (blue) backlinks in the comment section. Otherwise the link will not be credited to your blog and you will not make money – as no one will start visiting your blog still!

3 Keep your backlinks in check with your peers

You must always remember that Google puts far more emphasis on relevancy than anything else! Yet again, don’t waste any time rendering at trying to gain a Page Rank 6 and simply a (any) Page Rank 7 backlinks. You’d be searching endlessly to your demise!

Rather search for all the dofollow baclinks in your niche and get backlinks from them. Believe me. If you’d gained 10 backlinks from 10 different blogs, relevant and more or less the same as the blog you have, Google will give you a higher score in its search engine – compared to the single irrelevant Page Rank 6 or 7 website not nearly in your niche.

Keep working at these three crucial factors and you will start reaping the benefits within a week or two. When you see changes, definitely invest in your actions again and again and again.

After a month or two, you will not regret it!



By comparison to other blogs, you will need to blog more, having more than 50 blog posts and at the same time have at least 200 different websites linking to your blog that are more or less the same as yours.

You can hunt Google down for 200 relevant blogs such as your own that are dofollow, within a month, while at the same time blog more regularly – not uninteresting content and concentrate at something unique. Publishing 2-3 blog posts a week is fine.

Within four to six weeks, you will see your search engine ranking dramatically improving, only paving your way to four digit earnings ($1000 or more) every month. Just by blogging.

To the success of all your endeavors,

Good Luck!
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Getting small drops of money daily from articles

On countless occasions you have probably stumbled upon numerous articles and blog posts, videos and aplenty other resources for what you had typed into Google or another search engine. Well, what you also came across was nothing other than information. Or content. And if you didn’t know it by know – content makes money.




Today there are unlimited ways to even start making money with your content. That content could either be in the form of video, photos, music files and pdf files – however the dominating and most important content form remain written articles or posts. Information in the form of written words that is being picked up by the search engines for when people make a search on Google, Bing or Yahoo is important for blog owners or website masters as it brings traffic to their blogs or sites – and that means money.

The basic way in which bloggers make money remain ‘advertising revenue’. There more than 20 established ways to make money with advertisements on a blog, the most notably PPC – which the blogger is getting paid at a ‘pay-per-click’ basis. Thus each time someone clicks on an advertisement on a site or blog – someone could be paid $0.01, $0.10, $1 or sometimes even $10 per click.

Bloggers make sustainable amounts of money to their blogs as long as they keep getting sustainable traffic to it. And for that to work – they simply must get free traffic from the search engines.

Today there are also countless of websites (as well as blogs) to write for and get directly paid such as Constant Content; to write articles on and be a member of such a site in aid of backlinks or traffic as a direction to a specific landing page such as Ezine Articles. The basic reason for this is for benefits such as clicking on ads of a site, getting subscriptions to a blog – or even making direct sales from there.

Then there off course other article sites and places to write for such as Content Caboodle and Associated Content, Ehow etc.

There are even websites such as Hubpages and Squidoo which are of the popular web 2.0 sites where you can create an informative, interesting ‘lens’ or ‘hub’ and in the so doing get a share of revenue from any of the money earned from Google Adsense from these sites.

There are also other web 2.0 platforms such as Wordpress.com and Blogger.com where you can create a free blog. Add video, pictures – adding as much content to those site (although you won't be able to make money with these free blogs though).
If you keep searching over the internet – I am utmost sure that you will also come across thousands and thousands of very good blogs that will pay you to write articles and blog posts. What you can do is to type in the words “Write for us” in Google. You will get endless of websites and blogs to write for. And be paid through Paypal, Payza - or basically any way in which you would want to be paid.

To your success.
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How to create pieces of artwork for posts? Use PLR articles

If you’re not that good at writing or are bad at coming up with mind-blowing, unique ideas for content – just start looking around for PLR articles – and you’d be amazed at what you would be able to carve out of old dusty content.

PLR (Private Label Rights) articles are common to be published, usually, by what I would refer to as desperate bloggers and webmasters in need for content – and I don’t even need to mention why – but I’m going to anyway. It’s to generate as much advertisement revenue as possible from it.

In an internet world driven by content and information – every blog or website must regain continuous of these, in order to survive and keep getting a sustained amount of traffic. Content is thus the lifeblood of a blog and can’t exist without it. Take everything away – and the site dies. No-one visits it – and it becomes of no use. Seed it with lots and lots of overflowing content – and it flourishes.



Every blogger and webmaster knows about this story. That’s exactly why some of them would even go about doing lots of unwanted or unimpressive things to save them at getting content easier and cheaper ultimately in the hope to spare them the time and effort to do next to nothing. . . Are you one of those bloggers?
The most common, odd advice I would like to give you is to settle down. Relax. And to start from scratch all over again. This time at a much slower and organic pace – all in all to build up the ‘reputation’ of your blog.

Go and do a search for PLR articles online related to your niche, whether about blogging or whether about gardening. Mostly you will come off of websites where you will need to pay for these articles. That’s not a bad thing, in fact: I strongly suggest you actually do pay to buy them. Usually these articles would come in ‘packs’ of 10,20,25,50,100 even 1000’s. Seeing to it that they are so affordable – it is not even mentionable that you should go for those bigger packages such as 500 or 1000 that will only cost you $5 or $10. Just make sure on whether you buy that what would be within your niche. For whatever package you would be deciding on, at a per article basis it’s probably going to cost you $0.01 or less.

Most novice bloggers might not totally agree with me on all I say here that PLR articles might be one way to further trigger your ideas for writing. It’s a total fact that these type of articles, widely distributed and largely free to everyone, would give your blog any standout presence – neither is it to help improve building your blog’s reputation for that matter. In fact, in most cases they would tend to be so bad that one can hardly call it an ‘article’.

At first, that’s exactly why I advise you to rather buy these articles, instead of looking for a free one – to make sure that you’ll sort the bad ones from the good ones right in the first place. Logically, these would just be good-for-nothing weeds growing on hundreds of other websites.

Secondly – I’m not suggesting (and never did) that you should ‘publish’ these articles you buy! I’m merely coming up with an idea here on how you can let your creative juices flowing again.

Don’t you think it’s one way to at least try it out: Paying $0.01 for per idea? Off course you’re really not going to like every article. But it’s about the insights, the ideas locked up within those articles.

Who knows? Maybe you’ll be able to really carve something quite unique from those articles. It might even create unthought-of unique content opportunities rarely being discussed by even novice bloggers . . .
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