Beginner’s Guide: Start a blog, get 100,000 page views and make over $100 your first month

March 28 by | 133 comments | Communication, Featured, Money | Tags: , , ,

If you’re a blog reader, chances are you’re also an aspiring blog writer. Launching a for-profit weblog is extremely attractive because it has the potential for endless profit with practically no overhead. Launching a blog is a quick and easy process even for the absolute beginner. The following is what I learned from my pre-lifehack.org blog in which I earned over $100 and received over 100,000 page views my first month blogging. I did it and you can too! Make the jump to find out how.

Technical stuff
First things first, you’ve got to get the technical stuff out of the way. The “technical stuff” I’m talking about includes choosing a blogging platform, choosing a hosting service, and choosing a domain name. Chances are you’re well aware of the various blogging platforms so I won’t spend time going over them. I think the best blogging software to use is WordPress. Darren Rowse over at ProBlogger.net has an excellent post that describes the features of WordPress 2.0. After you’ve decided on a blogging application, you need to chose a domain name and a hosting service. If you have never blogged before (or even if you have) you will find that it is easiest to chose a domain name and hosting package from the same service provider. GoDaddy.com has 24/7 technical support (although you will pay a premium compared to other hosting providers) and it will completely automate the installation of WordPress for free. If you are not a technical person, this frees you from messing around with all the technical junk.

Domain name
It is extremely important that you think long term before picking a domain name. After you establish your blog, you aren’t going to be able to transfer your domain name without losing your readers, really! Think of your domain name as being permanently attached to your blog. Your domain name should be as short as possible, easy to remember, easy to speak, and not include any part of your name unless you’re a celebrity (which you’re not). You should avoid using any part of your name because if your blog becomes popular enough to sell, having your name as part or all of the domain name will drive down some of the blog’s value.

Get advertisements immediately
Sign up for advertisements immediately. You’re not going to make any money without advertisements. Yahoo!, Google, Microsoft, Amazon and many others offer advertisements that you can easily integrate into your site. I had great success using Google Adsense. Despite what you may have heard, you can make some pretty good money with Google ads. Checkout Darren from ProBlogger’s survey about Adsense income. I also recommend signing up with PayPopUp banner ads. PayPopUp pays you every time their ad is displayed, you don’t have to rely on users clicking the links. This will not make you nearly as much money as Google Adsense, however it is guaranteed money even if no visitors click your advertisements. After your blog is established, the goal should be to ditch third party advertisements and sell advertising space directly to companies.

Get Google Analytics immediately
You will want to track as much information about your visitors as possible, the easiest and most detailed way of doing so is with Google Analytics. Amongst many other things, Google Analytics lets you see the referring URL of your visitors, your top content, what Google searches are landing users at your site, how long users are staying, and their exit points. Knowing this information will help you customize your content so that you can maximize your readership. You should also consider using Site Meter to publicly display your site’s up to the hour traffic to potential advertisers.

Write 50 posts
That’s enough talk about setup, it’s time to talk content. That’s right, you need to write at least 50 posts your first month. That’s 2-3 posts per day, everyday for 30 days. It may seem tough, but it is absolutely necessary. The number one way that you will lose potential readers is to not update your site regularly. You need to establish readership, and get your Google Page Rank up, if you can’t come up with 50 posts the first month, you may want to consider finding another topic for your blog. Adding several posts per day will help increase the amount of Stumbleupon traffic your site grabs.

Submit every article to Digg
This recommendation is going to bring some negative comments, I’m sure. Regardless, digg.com is a tremendous way to advertise your site for free. Honestly, submit every article you write to digg. When you are starting a brand new blog, besides exchanging links with more establish blogs (which I recommend) there will be absolutely no links to your site. Even if you think the article is no good, submit it to digg. Let the digg community decide what is good content and what is not. You might as well let your work get some exposure. Some of my most popular posts through Stumbleupon got less than 4 diggs. Every article that doesn’t make the front page of digg will land you about 100 page views. If you do make the front page of digg (it’s a great feeling, believe me). You will get anywhere between 3,000 and 20,000 page views per day.

What would you do differently
I know some of you have been blogging for a very long time. What would you add that I didn’t mention? Is there anything I suggest that you disagree with? Please share your opinion in the comments.

  • http://zenhabits.net Leo

    Wow, great post, Kyle! Very useful stuff here.

  • Jimmy

    Kyle…I’ve been reading for a while and always wondered what earning ballpark you’re in now that your an established site? Care to share any info on that?

  • http://nudisttravel.blogspot.com j henry

    What do you recommend for an offbeat blog? Mine is about nudism/naturism and travel destinations (wholesome oriented – non-sexual).

    For example, I just did a post entitled “Nudist Fitness Expert / Radio Show Host Offers Nude 5K Race Tips” on http://nudisttravel.blogspot.com

  • http://www.legalandrew.com Andrew Flusche

    Kyle,

    Overall this is a great post. I do disagree with a point about Digg. You said that every post that doesn’t make it to the frontpage will get 100 page views. Perhaps this is true for some blogs/posts, but I don’t think it applies to everything. I personally haven’t experienced anything like that with Digg. I can regularly get 300 page views from a good post on StumbleUpon, but only ~20 (if that) from Digg. This is just my experience.

    Most of your other advice is dead-on, though. Maybe I’m just doing something wrong with Digg.

    Take care,
    Andrew

  • http://moneyconciousness.com Nenad Ristic

    Wonderfull advice… I have stayed away from digg in my own promotional efforts, since I did not know if my posts were good enough, but you are right, the only way to find out is to try.

  • http://www.williamryall.typepad.com William Ryall

    I’d like add a few extra tips.

    Submit all of your articles to reddit (I get more pageviews from reddit than I do from digg, unless it’s a popular story and reaches the first page).

    Add reddit buttons and digg buttons to the bottom of all of your posts. That way your readers can easily just digg your stories if they like them. (Also, if it looks like your stories are getting traction and might hit the first page your feeders are likely to help you get there.)

    Comment – Write comments on blogs you frequently visit. (Not in the hopes that somebody clicks on your name and visits your site, although I have got readers this way.)

    But if the authors of the blog read your comment (which they will, I don’t know of any blogger who doesn’t read their own comments) they might check out your site and if they like it you got a good chance of getting a link in the future.

    I’d take a link from lifehack/techcrunch/boingboing over hitting digg front page any day of the week.

    Also, if you don’t think you can post 2-3 times a day don’t worry. Just save up content for a month and then launch with saved content. That way you can keep your blog rolling along nicely for the first month.

    Once you start seeing some money come in, you will get motivated and blog more often and there’ll be no need to use your stored content.

    Another option is to just invite people blogging about similiar things to do guest pieces on your blog.

  • http://perfectcube.wordpress.com Ford F.

    The best part of the article is that it doesn’t take long before any reader is advice to write 50 posts and get to the dirty part.
    As about digg, I had a few articles I submitted to digg that didn’t get 10 diggs. And I was pretty content with them as a beginner.
    Perhaps it’s because of presenting mostly news that one hundred other sites also show, but I intend do expand the area of blogging.
    Nice article to keep the high spirits.

  • http://svajmalizo.blogspot.com Svaj Malizo

    Hey!

    I’ve got another tip for the beginning blogger: write on other blogs!

    It’s a great way to break the ice with an audience and spread the word about your blog.

    For example, just right now I am writing this comment on this blog which hopefully will make someone click and go to my blog.

    It’s not spam, it’s a comment that answers the question “What would you add that I didn’t mention?”.

    It works because this way you contribute to your online presence it states that you are there (you’re active). And, well, online being alive is measured purely by how active you are.

    BTW! Visit my blog http://svajmalizo.blogspot.com :-)

  • MacKash

    I’ve been toying with the idea of creating my own blog for quite some time now. I don’t know if it’s been lack of motivation, or lack of real knowledge about the way the whole choosing a blogging platform, choosing a hosting service, and choosing a domain name thing worked, Never mind thinking of a topic and coming up with content to fill it at least 6-10 times per week.. But this post really helped! I’ve been reading lifehack.org for a few months now and I have to say I really enjoy it! Keep up with great posts like this one!

  • http://www.osxdaily.com OSXDaily

    I would suggest utilizing the entire gamut of social networks other than just Digg and StumbleUpon. Of course what works depends on your blogs topic, but other web2 sites certainly can help drive traffic and build links.

    Good information though for those that are just starting out.

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  • http://limingxu.com/blogs/xu_web_chronicle/default.aspx Liming Xu

    hm.. let me test out if anybody clicks mine from HERE!

  • http://www.lifebyjames.com JamesT

    Hey Kyle,

    Still no mention of what you guys are making here?

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  • http://www.lifehack.org/ Leon

    @JamesT: maybe the answer itself warrants for another article. Subscribe and stay tuned ;)

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  • http://altnoise.net Stephen Miracle

    I don’t know if nobody has thought about this secret yet or its just a little to obvious, but with my most recent upstart I utilized my Myspace account with my “friends list”. I’ve asked several to do guest posts and frequently supply a bulletin with recent posts. Also, I don’t mind just flat out spamming them to come to my blog on their comments page (which is read by their friends). Of course, I do it in a polite fashion and not with every comment/message/bulletin. In the end, it might not generate incredible numbers of links, but its a great way to boost page views and getting conversations going on the comments.

  • http://limingxu.com/blogs/xu_web_chronicle/default.aspx Liming Xu

    I guess it works? i got several people clicked just from the post I comment above.

    looks like I’m going to have start following your suggestions!

  • http://www.lifebyjames.com JamesT

    @Leon: No worries about subscribing, as I’ve been reading lifehack.org for quite a while. Anyways, looking forward to that future article ;)

  • http://www.probloggerworld.de Rene Kriest

    Everybody starts small in blogging I think. :)

    Very nice round-up. It is really motivating to hear from an AAA-Blog what it was like when everything started.

    Regards,

    René
    ProBloggerWorld.de

  • http://www.issomesmo.com Pedro

    uhmmm nice post, I’ll try some of thesse things in my new blog :)

    thanks

  • http://www.geertzian.org Elle

    Thanks for this really helpful article. I’ve had a blog for two years and have had no success with it. I’ve spent too much time and effort on it to give it up, so I’m starting anew and amping up my promotion efforts.

  • http://joseancer.blogspot.com/ Jose

    I’ve just started taking my blogging more seriously. I’ll definitely try some of these ideas in the future.

  • Kate

    I have found this article very misleading. The online quick setup blogs do not allow you to insert ads or google analytics. The wordpress standalone is not easy to set up. MySQL? I don’t have MySQL… I continue to be baffled by this whole process, it seems to me you need several hundred dollars to set up a semi-professional looking blog that allows ads.

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  • http://tatumweb.com/blog/ Rich Tatum

    Thanks to your encouragement, I’ll start Digging a few of my non-niche items with broader interest to see if they experience any sort of digg effect. Like you, I’ve found StumbleUpon to be a great tool for promoting content. It doesn’t get “demoted” for being self-serving when I post a review of my own content, as I have seen happen on Digg.

    For what it’s worth, you may enjoy my article along these lines:

    39 Tips to Improve Weblog Traffic and Visibility

    Which I have dug here.

    Regards,

    Rich
    BlogRodent

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  • http://Laplounge.com Wilson

    So I did everything that was suggested, and I started get great traffic to my blog… but after submitting my articles to Digg they banned my url. Saying that I am not allowed to dig my own site.

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  • http://www.howtowakeupearly.com Sleeping Dude

    Kate,
    my advice is that if you’re not techy enough, pair with someone who is. There are plenty of hosting options with WordPress preinstalled (Blue Host, Dreamhost, etc) and it’s not that hard to customize to your taste. From my experience when I worked on a blog with my friend we generated 5x more ideas than I would do on my own.

  • http://paynito.po.gs paynito

    I took this as a how-to manual to monetize my blogging. I’ve dugg 5 posts already and after I get to 50 posts dugg I’m going to count up the revenue. I just did the popunders b/c I don’t know how to set up my Expression Engine sidebar with Adsense.

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  • http://www.languageslovers.blogspot.com LanguagesLover

    Very useful guide for beginners. I didn’t know how to use Digg.

  • http://http//www.dotventures.com Dale Merritt

    Nice blog and article! I agree with everything you said but personally found wordpress too much work, although I love its design features. I started on a blog platform called moguling.com with has built in SEO and also includes more niche graphic options for headers, etc.. oh yea..and its free! my fave

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  • http://www.thinkgardner.com Daniel

    What a great, summed-up article. Thank you!

  • http://infominds.blogspot.com mahesh

    I will follow the tips what you have mentioned in this post. Iam posting just 1-2 posts per 3-4 days. Really this is very good post!

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  • http://www.2milliondollarbills.com garry

    I have just started out blogging and will try out some of these tips. Some helpfull adivice which is greatly appreciated.

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  • http://www.fusion92.com nick

    I’m starting a new blog for my company and all this advice has helped a lot. Thanks!

  • http://www.fusion92.com nick

    In my last comment I mentioned that I am starting a blog for my company…but I forgot to mention the name and website…It’s called Fusion92. We’re an interactive marketing agency near Chicago. I’d love some traffic/visits – http://www.fusion.92.com

  • http://www.fusion92.com nick

    Man, that won’t help me get traffic. I typed our url wrong. I’m sorry. It’s http://www.fusion92.com

  • http://www.seecy.com/ Michael Wong

    if anyone wants a digg, shout me. i digg as:

    michaelwong38

    also thanks for all the good tips everyone, especially lifehack, you guys so rule.

  • http://reccemaster.wordpress.com Reccemaster

    With regards to digging each post. Doesn’t that go against Digg TOC unless of course you get someone else to do this for you. I’ve read a lot around the problems with accounts when you digg your won posts.. which I would expect to be seen if you digg say 50 posts from one domain.

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  • http://WDS.webdesignservers.com Webdesi3

    Thanks for the post! I’ve started up my own blog after a lot of research, but your post was the most worthwhile advice I’ve come across…Thank you.

  • srinivas

    hi…I tried to add digg button to my blog…but it is giving me some error codes..I followed many online resources to add the digg button..but none worked..how can I solve this problem?

  • http://lastminuteacademic.blogspot.com Paradise @ lastminuteacademic

    I’m going to try a fair few of these posts, so thank you! Also, I’m nervous because unless you blog about blogging or technology, it’s harder to grab readers. I blog about study tips etc and so its kinda for a specific market, although I believe that most of these tips apply in the real world as well.

    At first I started commenting on blogs in case someone would click on my name and go to visit my blog, but then found that to be redundant. I only really comment on things I am interested in.

  • http://bloggingforprofit.blogspot.com gary v davis

    nice right to the point post!

  • http://www.informedvote.ca Tamir

    Great blog post! Really taught me a lot, especially since I just created a brand new politics blog. If anyone visits please let me know what you think!

  • http://52shortstories.blogspot.com Adam Di Stefano

    Coming late to the party, I know, sorry. I bookmarked this article a long while ago, and just came back to it, and it got me thinking.

    I know on the web content is king, but the suggestion to write 50 articles in your first month seems a little excessive to me. From a purely traffic standpoint, sure I guess it makes sense, but there’s a quality vs. quantity argument to be made here.

    I’d rather read a blog that updates twice a week, and puts out quality articles, than scan through 3 posts a day in my feed reader. Not only that, but if I notice that a blog (or perhaps more accurately, a single writer) produces tons of content, I might actually be less likely to read it because I’ll just assume the person’s trolling for traffic. Unfair assumption, perhaps, but there it is.

    All I’m really saying is that I think it’s important not to lose sight of the one thing that any writer should be looking to maintain, and that’s quality. It shouldn’t be sacrificed for traffic, for revenue or for anything, because in the long run, quality is what will bring you the greatest rewards.

    Just my $0.02, but overall great article, and as a new blogger myself, I appreciate the tips.

  • http://mobsteraddtrain.blogspot.com john

    very nice, thanks for the info :)

  • http://tatey15.paidtoblog.com Taylor

    Thanks! you were alot of help! Maybe you could check out my blog, i’ve just started but I’d like some feedback on what i need to improve on

  • http://www.wayangtimes.com/ wayangtimes

    hmmm great post here. but i did all u said except the digging part as frequently digg fails. however i cant seem to get the hits u mention. is it because my website’s problem?

  • http://blog.self-improvement-saga.com Nea | Self Improvement Saga

    I think one important thing to remember is that good content, not just content, is key. I’m new to blogging, but it is apparent that a lot of people are in it for money rather than a real interest. This makes a big difference to readers. You visit a blog because of a link at Digg, SU, or another site. However, you only return to a site if the writer offers what you’re looking for. Focus on your audience and they’ll focus on you.

    • http://www.tipsinablog.com Daniel

      Good point, Nea.
      Most people would probably wish to make some money from their blogging efforts,  though, if we get too caught up in that side of it,  the whole Blogging thing can become overwhelming.

      Probably a balance between quality content with a fair amount of on and off page SEO,  would be the best way to go about it..

  • http://indiahometips.com Sanjeev

    Does this really work?

  • http://vibed.wordpress.com/ Jacob

    Hey there!

    im new to this bloging thing and this post help me out tons! just like to give you my personal thanks mate. Anyway i was wondering if your or anyone reading this could check out my blog and give me tips and hints, you know an area i mite be totaly screwing up on.

    Also i was wondering how do you add digg it buttons to your pages.

    http://vibed.wordpress.com/ – Thats my blog!

    Anyway thanks for all the helpful hints!

  • http://www.imgreenbook.com Wilson

    Thats a lot of great tips you got here. A big thanks for the tips. Since you mentioned it, I’ll take your word for it.

    - writing 50 posts, thats tough for me. But I’ll do it.

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    Great Advice, I am starting my own blog now of my favorite music, and I am going to apply as many of these as I can. Thank You :)

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  • Meg

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    I highly reccomend using wordpress as well it is by far the best blogging tool and i’ve benn using it for quite some time now

  • http://hugstarz.blogspot.com meltedice

    Hey so I was trying to make money by blogging by having amazon ads etc….but it’s not really working out, I’m not getting a lot of views….before if I used images I found on google…I realize that my site becomes linked to the image and if people click on it they’re brought to my site..or something like that. Anyway right now my blog is just like a personal journal….all about my life and such…some artwork included..but where do I find people that want to read about that? How can I get people to follow my blog? The reason I even have ads is so that I can get enough money to buy a domain name and then make a specialized website for my photography or poetry or both….so any ideas?
    I feel like I’ve tried everything! DX

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    I found this to be very informative, however, 50 posts in the first month would have been difficult. My MONEY SAVING blog just turned 1 month on yesterday. I guess I better get to two to three post a day! Thanks!
    Check out my blog: http://shemakescents.wordpress.com

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  • Scott

    Awesome advice. I run a UFO blog, but I don’t want money, but I do care about views.

    I really appreciate the information about Digg. I never tried it until i read this article. I have been getting 700-1000 views a day from Facebook and Twitter, but anxious to increase it a bit.

    Thanks
    Scott

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  • Blayn

    Thanks for the artical, I found it very interesting. Only just started my own site/blog a mix of history, folklore and photoartistry.

    I am still experimenting with ideas and formats and haven’t decided on whether monietorise my site yet it certainly wasn’t why I started it. Though I did choose a theme which ad management built in, just in case.

    Now for the shamless plug as I did read that commenting on others blogs was a good way to increase traffic to your own site :-)

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  • http://twitter.com/hopevarnes Hope Varnes

    This is very useful. Thanks. Although I’ve started my blog 5 months ago, I’ve just really publishing 4 weeks ago, so your advice is very timely for me. My blog is not monetized. It simply provide some useful information for small businesses. If anyone interested in checking it out, the address is http://www.justwriting4ublog.com

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  • http://LegitLook.com Alex

    Great article. I recently launched my blog a few weeks ago and started a Google analytics right away. It’s cool seeing your brainchild grow. The other day I was listening to a WordPress weekly podcast from iTunes and the host recommended new bloggers to focus first and primarily on great content. He stressed that your goal should be to establish followers attracted by stellar content. Then after a year or so to incorporate ads. That made a lot of sense to me. 
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  • http://www.forex-dailyblog.com Miles

    You didn’t mention reciprocal commenting. It works like this, I visit your blog and read some of your work. Then I make a comment. In return you visit my blog and make a comment.
    Every once in a while you will find a blog that you like enough to link to and visa versa. So when that happens, you tell your readers about that blog and the whole thing becomes viral. Just like blogging is supposed to be :-)

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    Okay, good post.
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    I had better start to do that !
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    Great post, really some interesting things here. I was curious about a couple of things though. Firstly, if I do integrate pop under ads, will I lose readership? Secondly, 50 posts seems like a lot. I have been writing 1 post per day, but I don’t think I would be able to write 50 in a month. Also, if I were to write that many in the first month, should I write that much in the second month too? or could I slow down to 1 a day or so?

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