Just read an article in the journal about new ways for blogs to make money.<\/p>\n
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And notice, I have upgraded my site and now the monthly archives on the side show a (number). That number says how many posts I made in that month, all the way back to ’02 when I started this thing.<\/p>\n
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The numbers are embarrassingly low. I thought I posted 3, 4,5 times a week. Which would mean…at least 12 posts a month.<\/p>\n
But I post less than that.<\/p>\n
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The article suggests that if you take a site with 2000 visitors a day, you could make almost $800 in ad revenue.<\/p>\n
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I do not have 2000 visitors a day. <\/p>\n
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But maybe I would have more visitors if I posted more. Maybe then my site wouldn’t just be the internet resource for information about the camia flower<\/a> and how to make popcorn<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Those are the two most popular posts. Two things that I would never have considered so important have turned out to be the only reason google remembers my name.<\/p>\n SO the lesson learned: Spew forth nonsense frequently. I might hit a jackpot.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Just read an article in the journal about new ways for blogs to make money. And notice, I have upgraded my site and now the monthly archives on the side show a (number). That number says how many posts … Continue reading