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How to Cash In on Blogs
by: Jeremy Maddock
Over the past year or so, more and more webmasters have been creating their own blogs (web-logs). If you don't already know, a blog is sort of an online diary which is updated at regular intervals by the author(s), and can be viewed by the public.

Blogs can have a wide variety of topics, including personal thoughts, news, sports, politics, technology, or virtually anything else you can think of. And like any other website, a blog can be used to make money.

The most popular way make money with your blog is to put some sort of pay-per-click text ads on it. Some companies that will pay you for doing this are Google Adsense (http://www.google.com/adsense) and BidClix (http://www.bidclix.com). Depending on the topic that you choose to write about, your ads might make anywhere from $0.05 to $1.00 per click.

To start publishing your own blog, visit Blogger.com, and to pick up some free traffic for it, check out BlogExplosion.com.

For more internet marketing articles and online business resources, please visit http://www.WealthStream.info
About the author:

Jeremy Maddock has been a successful internet marketer for over three years, and is the webmaster of http://www.WealthStream.info

 


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