Fwd: How I made $13,000 my first year as a blogger

Hey, I've been going down memory lane lately. This usually happens as I'm reviewing old blog posts and re-sharing them on my Facebook page. One post I recently shared was my first blog income report and it brought back so many good memories about why I started my blog in the first place! For all practical and intensive purposes, it was a little over four years ago when I made my first paycheck of many from blogging with a new blog and things haven't slowed down since. While it's been a crazy 4-year journey, here's a few stats I want to share with you in my first year of blogging: Started my blog in January 2015 Quit my job 15 April 2015 Worked on my blog (try to find another job, in my spare time) Made my first $60 from my blog after only 2 months In my first year, I made ~$13,000 from my blog Did I mention, quit my day job to go on to blog and work as a Pinterest Virtual Assistant by end of 2015 (Instagram & Tumblr, similar venues) Now, your journey will not be the same because it depends on what you want! I wanted to eventually leave my 9-5 day job and I made that my mission. I left my full time job in October of 2015, had to train somebody to take over and have been self-employed ever since then. I trained two people one a tech an another Manager, to take over what I was doing for the former company. Maybe you want to be self employed. Or maybe you want to earn extra income in your spare time via side hustle. Or pay off that stupid $50K student loan bill. All of these are GREAT reasons and goals & objectives to start your blog. 🙌 You got this!  Jon P.S. Start your brand new amazing blog here! P.P.S. Not interested in blogging? Cool. Opt out here but stay on my regular list. ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Kristin Larsen <info@believeinabudget.com> Date: Tue, Jul 16, 2019 at 7:06 AM Subject: How I made $13,000 my first year as a blogger To: Jon Silver <joaoa.dsilva2019@gmail.com> - Kristin   Kristin Larsen BelieveInABudget.com Ready to start a blog? Here are some tips to help you get started! Check out this EPIC list of side hustles!

To make sure you keep getting these emails, please add info@believeinabudget.com to your address book or whitelist us. Unsubscribe. This email may include affiliate links. Want to be pen pals? Our postal address: 2000 Mallory Lane, Suite 130-178, Franklin, Tennessee 37067 © 2019 Believe In A Budget - please do not copy or repurpose this email into your own content.