earners blog is lost

[Onedollaridea]

seems like he has nothing left to talk about in affiliate marketing world.

 

[xmcp123]

seems like he has nothing left to talk about in affiliate marketing world.

I haven't read it recently, but I will say it is DAMN hard to come up with stuff to write about all the time. Every blog has good months and bad months (or empty months).

 

[revenuequest]

I loved earners blog. I thought his post about making $200/day with the poker ebooks was brilliant. I hope he is just taking a rest from blogging and brings it back.

 

[trigatch4]

<---- many empty months...

I never really tried to make money from my blog and the TO DO list for money-making sites is never ending. It makes choosing to write for my blog much more difficult.

Maybe I should just sell out and monetize it. I guess, like all things, if your advertising is targeted - and even helpful - to your users than nobody really cares if you have advertising.

But yeah, I agree its hard to continually pop out good articles, especially if you're concerned about giving away ideas, techniques, niches, sites, etc...

 

[alexb]

It's really fucking hard to come up with something new every day. Sometimes you just can't find anything to talk about.

 

[stmadeveloper]

And sometimes you just don't feel like it. Last time I checked I did this so I didn't have a schedule

 

[Wiy]

Still decent info on the site

 

[smaxor]

this reminds me I should write a post

 

[Gyppo]

Yeah too busy making money at the moment. Apologies

 

[Muneeb2Good]

I got lots of empty months here ... it reminds me to write a post for my blog too ...

 

[AdHustler]

most bloggers lose their way at some point.

 

[beejeebers]

Yep they start out guns blazing and then just lose interest. Then you start getting really boring posts and eventually the thing dies a slow and painful death.

 

[xmcp123]

Yep they start out guns blazing and then just lose interest. Then you start getting really boring posts and eventually the thing dies a slow and painful death.

It's not that simple. Also as a blog develops, it gets a different audience base. It's hard to:

1. Post content frequently without running low on topics
2. Appease blog readers from multiple places with sometimes different interests.

Like my blog for instance started out with a 100% blackhat audience->DigitalPoint Audience->Sphinn(whitehat SEO) audience, and now is getting more wickedfire readers.
So how do you write a post that interests blackhats, idiots, whitehats, PPC/Affiliate marketers, and gay webmasters?
It's damn difficult as it expands.