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Blogging is one of the best ways that you can start earning a living online. The reason for this is that it is very easy to get started and the main thing that you need to be good at is writing.

Now in this article I would like to go over over the techniques that the people who are very successful use with this method. These are people who are earning over $20,000 a month.

With blogging it really is easy to be earning $1,000 to $2,000 a month with the effort you put in. Basically all you need to do is write consistently and since the search engines love fresh content this this will attract free targeted traffic.

Now the big problem to earn the big amounts that the very successful people are earning is that you need to do this activity in a scalable fashion. This means getting ghost writers to do hundreds or thousands of articles for you a month.

You then also need people to manage your linking campaign for you. Getting good search engine rankings is all about getting quality one way links to your website. Submitting to web 2 sites like Digg can be very time consuming. These people that you outsource this tedious activity will do all the work for you like this and also any other form of acquiring one way links for example submitting to directories.

Once you learn this skill of outsourcing your efforts and becoming a project manager instead of doing the actual work you will find that your income will increase substantially. You need to be able to track your return on investment and and know how to use your money wisely.

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Here is a tip for building up steady traffic to your blog. This one actually works and it will not cost you a penny.

Post to your blog every day for a month. Then in the following month, post something every week. After that, post once a month for three months.

I have seen this work in practice. It has worked for me and I can see no reason why it should not work for you.

Using this method, I started a blog on a free blogging platform, and from the day I began, I posted relentlessly every day on average until after a month I had just over 30 posts of original content. I selected the three articles I thought were the best quality and submitted them to an article directory. I have had no training in writing and I do not consider myself to be a particularly skilful writer. Yet by the end of the month the blog was getting a steady traffic of around 300 a day.

Of course, 300 a day is a fairly modest traffic count, say compared to amazon.com or bbc.co.uk, but it is not bad for a blog that has only been going for a month. Also the blog had no special features, it was giving away no free offers, it was not promising to change people's lives. But it attracted 300 a day. And to put this in perspective, if you have any Adsense on a blog, you will find on average that 1 in 10 visitors click on an ad, giving on average, roughly 10c a click, earning you $3 a day, or $90 a month.

Not much, you say? Remember though, that this is for an initial business outlay of exactly zero, zilch, nada.

But there is more to tell. I stopped posting on that blog about two months ago, and yet the blog is STILL getting a steady stream of visitors. On AUTOPILOT. It is doing this without needing any work from me. Occasionally I have a look at the blog stats. If it dips below a certain figure, I post a new article, or even leave a comment on one of my own posts! Sure enough the traffic rises again.

Now the other great thing about this method is that when I was working on getting the blog going, I did not feel like it was work! This is because I was just writing as though I was talking to someone. I did not feel anxious about whether my writing was skilled or stylish, I did not have to convince a publisher. I was able to just say what I thought and believed. Many SEO "experts" will try to tell you about this technique or that technique, but at the end of the day, simply coming right out and saying what YOU think is still probably the best way to get noticed, even on the huge ocean that is the internet.

Also I think it helps if you are talking about about something you are interested in. The blog I am talking about was actually on what you might call a "minority" niche, that is, where a fairly small percentage of the population would be interested, but those people would be VERY interested.

It may also be an important factor that the content of the post is original work. There has been much talk about whether or not the search engines favor originality. In my view, this question has not yet received a satisfactory answer, so more experiment is needed in order to test it.

You may be asking why everyone isn't using the above method if it works so well. The answer is that it requires patience, and from the evidence I see around me, most people do not have a great store of that virtue. You will not see instant results with this method. That is why most people give up and try some get-traffic-quick scheme or other.

I encourage you to experiment also. Using a free blogging platform, as I did, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Let us know how you get on by leaving a comment at one of the blogs whose links are given below.

All the best!

Robert Paterson writes on many and varied subjects, he enjoys giving helpful advice, and is a useful person to have on your pub quiz team. For more tips, ideas, help, advice, and information, click on http://website-traffic-building.blogspot.com/ or http://phe-about-blogging.blogspot.com/.

I have mentioned about technorati and mybloglog previously, let's continue on other web services.

3. Blog Catalog

Blog Catalog is another blog directory service similar to MyBlogLog, you can also put up a widget that showing every visitor faces.

After submitting to blog catalog, your work is to find friends and supporter. Visitor can leave a comment that whether they like the blog or not and rate it. Blog catalog rank blog by number of visitor, hits, comments and etc.

Both mybloglog and blog catalog provide some statistic of view and hits after your insert some code to your blog. That helps you to monitor the traffic.

Certain amount of fees per month enable you to upgrade to paid listing, this is to ensure that your blog will be listed top 5, first come first serve basis.

4. Stumble Upon

Stumble Upon is one of the coolest web that I like most. It is basically an anti search website, when you "stumble", it fetch others' favorite page, picture or video to you. If you like it, just click on like it or otherwise.

If your page has not found by any of the Stumble Upon member, you can be the first to rate your own blog, with this, your page will be recorded in the system and circulate to the community of stumble upon.

There are many other services pending to be discovered to market your blog, these are the free and easy way that I believe is quite efficient still, if you desperately want your blog to be listed top, there are many other paid services can help you to achieve that as well.

5. Digg it

Similar to Stumble Upon, it is for people to discover new site and pages and share among the community, blog or site can be submitted, voted and commented. The name Digg was chosen because users are able to dig new stories every thing. But the problem is the most 'Digg' only appear on the front page. Nevertheless, it still plays a role to promote your blog after you submit it.

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