Blog Income Report Roundup (2020) – 5 Blogs sharing blog income reports. Learn how to make money online from blogging. Details on blog income, expenses, + marketing strategies.
Each month I try to put together a roundup to share some of the best blogs I’m reading.
Ultimately, I want to encourage other bloggers to never stop blogging.
Because in the past, some of my favourite Bloggers called it quits.
So my hope is that these roundups will inspire new Bloggers to keep blogging, and my personal goal is to learn from other Bloggers I admire in the process.
Considering that I was recently accepted to Monumetric, this month’s roundup is centred around income reports.
Let’s dive right into the blog income reports:
Blog Income Report for March 2020: How I Earned $28,387.79 Blogging (Last Month) – Ryan Robinson
If you search for “blog income report 2020” in Google, the first link that comes up is Ryan Robinson’s blog.
Ryan’s self-titled blog pulled in an incredible $28,387.79 in March 2020.
I mean, how awesome is that?!
In 2020, it’s possible for a professional Blogger to earn nearly $30,000 a month.
If you are looking to learn more about creating an online business, entrepreneurship, and blogging, I would encourage you to check out ryrob.com.
Read Ryan’s income report for March 2020 here.
How I Made $5,280.71 Blogging in Q1 of 2020 – Swift Salary
I came across Swift Salary the same way I found Ryan Robinson—Google search.
Swift Salary is a blog that focuses on making money and managing money.
And fortunately, Dylan, the author of Swift Salary, shares quarterly income reports about his online business.
Further, Swift Salary’s most recent income report is very detailed. It outlines his income, expenses, and business philosophy.
Basically, Dylan is letting us in on how he built his online business, for free.
Check out Swift Salary’s blog income report here.
How We Made $203,457.16 in April 2020 (Blog Income Report) – Create and Go
Damn, Create and Go…
Over 200 grand in one month.
That is definitely not a middle class income.
This just goes to show the amount of income available online if you’re willing to put in the work.
But be prepared for a lot of work.
As you will see in Create and Go’s income report, a professional Blogger’s work never ends. You really have to love it.
If you do enjoy blogging as much as I do, and if you’re willing to put in years of work, one day down the road you might find yourself with a lucrative business like Create and Go.
Check out Create and Go’s blog income report here.
Blog Income Report – How I Made $4,250 In January 2020 – Women Blazing Trails
I found Women Blazing Trail’s income report to be particularly interesting because, Iva, the Blogger behind WBR, shares her experience with different ad networks.
She goes on to say that she didn’t have much success with Mediavine, which is the ad network everyone raves about. In fact, she switched back to Ezoic because she lost money with Mediavine. Overall, Iva has tested Google Adsense, Mediavine, and Ezoic. Now, she is currently trying Ad Thrive, which requires 100,000 page views per month.
So, this shows that earning income can be totally different from Blogger to Blogger. It might take time to test out different revenue options.
I actually had a fairly high RPM with Google Ads this year. Surprisingly, it was higher than my RPM with Monumetric so far. But I know that Covid-19 has impacted ad network revenue, so I plan on giving it more time.
Anyways, check out Women Blazing Trail’s income report here to learn how she earns income online.
March 2020 Income Report – Blog Blossum
Sometimes, the sheer amount of amazing Blogs out there is mind-boggling. Blog Blossum is another one of those blogs.
My immediate thought when I stumbled onto this site was,
“now we’re talking my language.”
Although it’s great to learn from Bloggers making $30k per month, it’s also nice to learn from Bloggers around the same level.
Also, Blog Blossum receives around the same website traffic as I do, so I was definitely intrigued to read the report. Frankly, the income is around the same too.
Grace, the author of Blog Blossum, earned a total of $122.78 in March 2020. She received 11,268 page views, which gives an idea what kind of income is possible with 10,000+ page views per month.
I am looking forward to following Blog Blossum’s journey going forward.
Check out Blog Blossum’s blog income report here.
Blog Income Report Roundup (2020) – Are Blog Income Reports & Website Traffic Reports Valuable?
Now I’d like to hear from you:
Do you find blog income reports valuable? And do you know of any other Bloggers earning a lot online?
Blog income reports have long been one of my most favourite posts to read. I really like the idea of breaking down the business of blogging.
In fact, since this blog focuses on building income streams through blogging and dividend investing, I am considering my own blog income report in the future.
I just want to gain more experience with Monumetric’s platform first to determine how consistent income will be.
If I can keep page views and blog income trending in the right direction, you might just see blog income reports to go along with the dividend income updates in the future.
Either way, let me know what you think in the comments below, or by sharing on social media.
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