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The business of blogging is a subject which is rarely touched by blogging sites, but I think it should be a integral part of a bloggers life. As an Internet marketer myself, I have come to realize that this is a real business and many of us forget to treat it as such. Even the smallest sites could grow to be a giant in its niche, if it is managed correctly.
Like any other business, blog owner have to wear many hats. We are CEO’s, writers, promoters, researchers, and above all, we are business owner. The one thing no business can survive without is proper financial management.. It does not matter if your blog is making $0 or $100,000 there are still bills to be paid. You might be thinking, all I have is my $9.99 per month hosting fee, but if you are in this business to make money you have to think bigger.
We all know that getting to the #1 spot in the SERP’s, is like finding the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. I have gotten emails from more than a dozen multi-million dollar companies, wanting to buy text links on my sites and they are willing to pay big money to get to that pot of gold. These companies are not just going after single word keywords anymore, they are targeting medium and small niches as well. They are beginning to see the net as we see it and they have the money to buy that #1 spot. The good news is, the playing field is level and we still have a fighting chance.
I am not suggesting you go out and start buying links; not at all. What I am getting at is, webmasters have to start investing in their sites, if they are serious about building it into a fruitful business. You have to look past your hosting fees and see the huge picture. How many of you think Winelibrary.com , Techcrunch.com, or mashable.com is still just a blog? These site started as blogs, but have become businesses with employees. You can blog or you can build a business it’s your choice.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
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Philippines Light Rail Transit Public Transportation
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