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You want to make money, right? Of course you do. Everyone wants – and needs -to make money. So you started a blog since you’ve heard it’s an easy way to make cash, but you’re not quite sure how to actually make money doing it. Or maybe you already have a blog and you’re exploring ways to monetize it. No matter which group you’re in, making money with a blog – whether it’s a hobby blog or a business blog – is  possible. It’s not a get rich quick ordeal, but if you do it right, you could make enough to support your family and more. Let’s dive in and see how you can make a profit with your blog. Monetize with CPC or CPM Ads One of the most common ways bloggers make money is through placing ads on their site. There are two popular types of ads: CPC/PPC Ads :  Cost per click (also called pay per click) ads are usually banners that you place in your content or sidebar. Each time a reader clicks on the ad, you are paid for that click. CPM Ads :   CPM Ads, or “cost per 1,00

        40 Best (FREE) Ways To Promote A Blog and Increase Traffic                According to data referenced in   a recent piece in the New York Times , titled “Blogs Falling in an Empty Forest”,   approximately 95% of blogs fail ; the piece, that analyzed several failed and “retired” bloggers, to understand why they quit, came to the conclusion that many blogs fail due to lack of readership. Luckily, I’ve grown some blogs into  5 00,000+ monthly visitors  (see image below) and I’ve  literally  tried every method on the the internet. However, I want to let you know that it didn’t happen overnight and it took a lot of testing, failing and starting all over again. P.S.  This article is VERY comprehensive at over  8,000 words ; it contains 101 unique and practical ways to promote a blog and get traffic, with links to case studies, research, resources and tutorials when necessary. I believe this is the only guide you’ll need if you want to unleash an avalanche of traffic on your