http://deswalsh.com/2008/10/11/what-some-top-bloggers-and-social-media-consultants-earn/ Get the Edge: Strategic Social Media + Advanced Coaching Sun, 06 May 2012 10:38:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://deswalsh.com/2008/10/11/what-some-top-bloggers-and-social-media-consultants-earn/comment-page-1/#comment-2370 Mitch Sun, 19 Oct 2008 21:19:55 +0000 http://deswalsh.com/?p=285#comment-2370 It's an interesting commentary, Des. I think there's quite a few people who are unsure of the concept of blogging for money, and think they can just throw up anything and it'll bring in money. I'm learning that there has to be some sort of consistency, as well as hitting the proper market, just to make a few dollars here and there. I have two blogs, one for over 5 years, the other just started in December. The older one is a specific business blog, with little flexibility, and doesn't generate tons of interest, though I guess it serves its niche well. My other blog, the one I'm highlighting here, allows me to be very creative, talk about certain topics, and yet branch out whenever I feel like to be something else. It's gaining in popularity at what I consider a drastic speed, and who knows, maybe I'll reach the bottom rung of the success of guys like John Chow and Problogger. One can only hope, right? Great post. It’s an interesting commentary, Des. I think there’s quite a few people who are unsure of the concept of blogging for money, and think they can just throw up anything and it’ll bring in money. I’m learning that there has to be some sort of consistency, as well as hitting the proper market, just to make a few dollars here and there. I have two blogs, one for over 5 years, the other just started in December. The older one is a specific business blog, with little flexibility, and doesn’t generate tons of interest, though I guess it serves its niche well. My other blog, the one I’m highlighting here, allows me to be very creative, talk about certain topics, and yet branch out whenever I feel like to be something else. It’s gaining in popularity at what I consider a drastic speed, and who knows, maybe I’ll reach the bottom rung of the success of guys like John Chow and Problogger. One can only hope, right? Great post.

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