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Make Money Online: 101 Websites For Anyone And Everyone

I hate to write “make money online” blog posts as it creates a sense of expectation. If you are a blogger, or a digital marketer, or even a beginner then you already know that it is POSSIBLE to make money online.

What's interesting is that, there are plenty of ways to make money online --- from selling ads, e-books, affiliate marketing, freelance writing, podcasting, consulting, coaching, training, designing, coding, gaming, investing, etc.

The idea of this blog post is to highlight some of those online income streams. Please don't expect overnight success. The thing is, creating an income stream online requires a lot of work, patience, and some money too.

If you are a beginner and is absolutely clueless about where to start then this blog post should help you to kick-start (and that's the idea too). If you have any trouble with any of these options you can email me, and I will do my best to find the best resource to help you.

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How I Crushed My Organic Traffic By 90% In Less Than 2 Years

About 5 years and 291 blog posts ago, I have published an article How I Increased My Organic Traffic By 500% In 10 Months (And Doubled Them In A Year). It was all about ORGANIC TRAFFIC. And I have explained how I started blogging in 2007 and averaged ~ 300 organic visits a day, and then how I changed my Editorial Philosophy in 2012 and multiplied the traffic by 10x in around 5 years — without spending a penny. And now in 2020, the blog’s traffic is down quite a lot from its peak in 2017. SPOILER: It’s got nothing to do with COVID-19. And I never wanted it to happen. Not even in my wildest dreams.

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Long-Form Content vs. Short-Form Content: The Ultimate Comparison With Pros & Cons

Long-Form Content vs. Short-Form Content Long-form content (especially long-form articles and blog posts) is currently trending on the web among brands and bloggers because they're proven to bring more search engine and social media traffic. However, long-form content is not something new. They existed as e-books, whitepapers, guides, etc. for a very long time. It's just that now it's everywhere --- on blogs, e-zines, news portals, etc. That said, it's also true that our attention spans are getting shorter --- thanks to smartphones and social networks. Long-form content possibly gained its traction among bloggers because of the Google Panda algorithm update because it started rewarding high-quality content and penalized low-quality content (mainly content farms). Now what's high-quality and what's low-quality? Well, it depends and varies.

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