Earning Money online through blogging 2020

You have a Blog and enough  traffic but  you're not making any money..?

What should  you do to earn money from your Blog?

 Hey everyone I'm Ali and today I'm gonna share with you five ways you can monetize your blog let's start off  with the easiest way ..!!
Making money is not so easy, well don't be upset I will tell you such easy methods by which you will be able to earn enough money from your blog or website.

*. How to Earn money online from website or blog in 2020 

*. Earning Money From Blog in 2020

*. How to monetize your blog or website 2020

1. Monetize Your Blog With Google Adsense  

 it's something that Google provides and  allows you to put ads on your site  people put Adsense on their site you put  it throughout your text your sidebar  every time they click on it you will  make money..!!

2. Earn money Through Affiliate programs 

  Affiliate programs is where you promote  a product or service and you get paid  every time you drive a sell there's a  lot of networks out there that have  affiliate offers such as Clickbank or JV  zoo you can go there to sign up for  offers promote them on your blog and  you'll get paid every time you drive a  sale..!!

3.Earn money through selling digital products

From  ebooks to courses there's an infinite  amount of possibilities with digital  products you can even use a service  called kajabi to give and deliver your  digital products to the people who buy  it now when you're selling digital  products the best way to do it is  typically through a webinar have people  go to your site register for a webinar  watch and then some of them will end up  buying or becoming leads or customers  for your digital products

4. Earn money through sell  your own ad 

space adsense which is owned  by Google is the middleman if you don't  want to have a middleman you can go  directly to the people that should be  advertising and get them to buy ads sure  most people are gonna say no but that's  okay if you hit enough people up some  little buy an ad spot that way you can  keep that middleman fee and you'll make  more money..!

5. Earn money through sell physical  products 

 A good example of this is  Legion atletic s' they have a blog all  about fitness and they sell physical  products protein supplements vitamins  and you know what they do millions and  millions of dollars a year they do over  ten million a year literally over ten  million a year because of their blog  traffic it's super effective as long as  you're creating amazing product that  people want to buy.

Conclusion Of Today's Article

Use these five  methods and you'll be able to monetize  your blog if you  want you can use multiple of them some  people do ads and they sell digital  products some people sell digital  products and physical at the same time  it's up to you and what you want to do  .
now I wouldn't recommend doing all five  because it's just overwhelming for a  visitor but you can pick one or two and  if you want to go to the extreme you can  pick three of those methods and use them  all at once .

So, I hope you liked my today's article please share it with others because sharing is caring.
If you have any questions or comments about this please feel free to comment below.
Thanks.

SEO For Beginners: 3 Powerful SEO Tips to Rank #1 on Google in 2020

Do you wanna rank number one on Google? 

Well I hate to say it,  it's actually really hard.  10 years ago it used to be  really easy but now it's hard.  And you know what?  Unless you watch this whole post,  you're not gonna be able to rank  number one on Google.

 Hi everyone, I'm Ali .  And today I'm gonna share with you  three ways you can rank  number one on Google today.  I got started in SEO  when I was 16 years old.  I created a website called Money Monkey.  It no longer exists.  If you search for it, you're  not gonna see my website.  It was a replication  and a shitty replication of Monster.com.  And when I created the website,

 I thought, "Oh cool, this is it.  "People are gonna come to my site  "and I'm gonna get traffic."  But you know what?  I popped up the website  and no one came to it.  From that point I realized  there was something called  SEO that I had to do.  I paid a few marketing firms  to help me with search engine optimization  so that way I could rank  number one on Google  for terms like job search.

 SEO For Beginners: 3 Powerful SEO Tips to Rank #1 on Google in 2020

 But you know what?  I gave them money and I got no results.  Eventually as a 16-year-old kid,  I lost all my money.  You only can make so much money  cleaning restrooms and picking up trash.  So I had to learn it.  But when I first started,  it was as simple as  putting the keywords on your  website and you could rank.  I wished it was that easy these days.  Number one.  Focus on content.  See Google has this  update called Hummingbird,  and with Hummingbird what  they decided to do is  websites who just have  content on everything  won't do as well as websites who focus on  one single niche and are super thorough.  For example let's say you  have a website around dating.  If you have a website around dating,  and your article is  let's say talking about  Five Ways You Can Land a Date,  or Five Ways You Can Land Your Dream Date,  if you end up breaking down,  hey go to Match.com, sign up,  and you'll find a match  after you create a profile,  you're not gonna do that well.  But if you write an  article that breaks down  how to create a profile on Match.com,  the ideal picture, the ideal description,

how to be funny, how to  even maybe add video,  I don't know, I haven't been  on these dating sites in ages,  but if you go really in-depth,  and you breakdown every little  thing that they should do,  and then after you breakdown Match.com,  you then talk about Tinder,  you then talk about Bumble,  you then talk about eHarmony,  all the other platforms,  you then even discuss how  you should respond to people  and engage with them, should  you be hitting people up,  what's the first thing  you should say to them,  how should you respond,  where should you go for  your first date, right,  how to carry from your first date  and ask them on a second date,  but if you're super thorough  and your content is so  amazing that people are like,  "Huh, wow, I read this article.  "I don't have any more questions.  "And I know what to do next,"  that's how thorough you need to be.  So poke holes in your content,  and as many holes as you can,  and fill them all up,  so then that way people are like,  "This is the end all site  "that you should end up reading  "if you're interested in dating online."  Actually what's funny,  I wish dating was this  easy when I was younger.  I couldn't just swipe an app like Tinder  and find the next match.  I was sitting next to my buddy,  Terry, the other day,  and he kept swiping on Tinder,  and he's like, "Check this out,"  swipe, instant match,  swipe, instant match.  30 plus matches within a few minutes.  But back in my days, you  would have to go to a bar  and meet people and actually talk to them.  Alright so now that we  got that out of the way,  let's go into the second tip  if you wanna rank number one on Google.

SEO For Beginners: 3 Powerful SEO Tips to Rank #1 on Google in 2020

2.  The second tip I have for you is  optimize your title tag  and your meta description.  Have you ever done a Google search,  and noticed that every time you do it,  there is this link at the top,  and then there's this one sentence  with a link at the top  is called the title tag.  And the description below is  called the meta description.  Now think of it this way,  if you search for the  phrase online dating,  and you don't see the word online dating  in neither the title or the description,  are you gonna click on the result?  Well if you are, there's something wrong,  'cause why would you click on a result  that isn't related to  what you're looking for?  In addition to that,  have you ever done a search  for a term like online dating?

 And have you ever noticed  that the word isn't in  the title or description?  That's because Google tracks  who's clicking on what listing,  and they've learned that when  a keyword is in the listing,  that same keyword that  you're searching for,  they know you're way more  likely to click through.  So in your title tag and  your meta description,  make sure you include the keyword.  But you can't just include  the keyword like online dating, right?  The easiest way and what I would do  and I wish it was this simple,  I will just put online dating,  online dating, online  dating, online dating.  If I could put it 20  times so people would know  that the article is on online dating,  I wish I would get more clicks.  But it's not that simple.  Yes you have to include the keyword  in your title and your description,  but it has to be appealing.

If it doesn't flow in a sentence,  it's not easy to read,  and it's not appealing  or evoking curiosity,  no one is gonna click through.  The third thing I have for you  is to use Google Search Console.  Did you know that Google gives you a tool  that teaches you how to  rank number one on Google?  Yes I know that sounds  ridiculous but it is true,  and it's called Google Search Console.  If you're not already  a user of it, sign up.  It doesn't cost a dollar.  You're missing out if you're not using it.  I can't emphasize that enough.  So now that you're using  Google Search Console,  give it a few days 'cause it takes  some time to populate data.

 You'll see a screen that  shows Search Analytics  and this shows you all  the pages on your website  that are getting you traffic.  But the cool thing about  Google Search Console  is they also show you  which articles are getting impressions.  And here's what I mean by impressions,  you know when you do a search on Google,  you don't always click  through on a result, right?  If you did, then you would  be clicking through on  10 results every time you did a search.

SEO For Beginners: 3 Powerful SEO Tips to Rank #1 on Google in 2020

 That would be insane.  What Google shows is  how many people are seeing your listing  and clicking through,  and how many people don't click through.  So they show you how many  Impressions you're getting,  the Clicks, and the Click Thru Rate.  And what you'll find is, in general,

 you're lucky if you're getting around  a 5% click thru rate, sometimes 10, 15.  But in most cases most of your pages  are gonna be getting less  than 5% click thru rate.  Now the cool part about  Google Search Console is  they show you all the keywords  that you're getting impressions for,  and all the ones you're  getting clicks for.

Now remember the first tip was  about content thoroughness,  and you want an article that talks about  everything under the sun,  well you can use Google Search Console  to tie in back to the first tip.

So kinda number one and three are related  in which you wanna take all the keywords  you're getting impressions for  and start adding them to your copy.  Now don't just shove them in  and have your content be keyword-rich  where someone reads it and all it is is  online dating, Tinder,  eHarmony, dating online,  meeting someone from online dating, right?
 If someone was reading your article  and it sounded just like that,  they're gonna bounce off your site  because that means your content sucks  and it just has too many keywords.  It has to flow naturally  and be educational.

 So you wanna take those keywords  that you're seeing in  Google Search Console,  and add them to the article.  Now we have an article on Instagram,  and it teaches you how to get over  300 targeted Instagram followers per day.  The article is around 10,000 words.  When I first wrote that article,  it wasn't 10,000 words,  it was roughly 2,500.  I went to Google Search Console,

 I saw all the people that are searching  for terms related to the article,  I added them within that article.  I made it more thorough and you know what?  My traffic more than  tripled to that article.  Yes it is that simple.  And when I made that change,  it didn't happen right away,  but I noticed the results within 50 days.

That's not a long time.  So now let's recap on the tips.  One, make your content super thorough.  Two, make sure you include the keywords  within your title tag  and meta description,  but also when you're doing  your title and description,  make sure you're evoking curiosity,  and you're creating amazing title  that everyone wants to  read and click through.  And number three,  use the free tool that Google gives you  that'll help you rank number one.  That's Google Search Console.  Use those three things and  you can rank number one,  not just in the future,  but also right now.  Now that you've learned these three tips,  I challenge you in which I want you  to take these tactics and implement them,  and then after you implement them,  in the next 45 days  I want you to leave a  comment with your results.  Because if you're not doing well,  that means I'm not happy.

And I know these tactics work,  and that's why I'm challenging you.  Because if you implement them,  you're gonna see results,  and you're gonna be ecstatic,  and your life is going to change.  And I wanna build a community  of like-minded people  where we all take action  and we help each other grow.  So I challenge you to take action  and implement these three steps.

Now granted I know you may be busy,  and you may not be able to do  all of them right away,  but just pick one.  It doesn't have to be time-consuming.  Pick one of them, make the change,  maybe you can start with the second tactic  'cause that's the easiest one.  Implement it and you can start  seeing results right away.  and we'll keep helping each other grow.

Best drones for content creators in 2020

   Best Drone cameras in 2020 of your budget

So what are the best drones  for content creators in 2020? 

 I'm here  drone expert and blogger,  and he's gonna be breaking down  the best drones this year,  whether you're a beginner,  intermediate or advanced,  and for every budget, coming up.  (funky music)  - [Narrator] This video is  brought to you by Skillshare.  A lot goes into building a  successful YouTube channel.  Learning video editing,  photography, graphic design  and smart business skills.  Skillshare givs you access  to over 25,000 online classes  so you can develop the skills you need  to succeed and crush your goals this year.

 I love getting access to classes  from social media experts  like Guy Kawasaki,  and YouTubers like Thomas  Frank's class on productivity,  or Sara Dietschy's class on how to vlog.  Skillshare is also super affordable,  with annual subscriptions coming in  at less than 10 dollars a month.  Join more than seven million creators  learning with SkillShare,  and the first 500 Think Media subscribers  to use the link in the description  will get a two month free trial.  Just click the link in the description  to get started today. 

- Hey, what's up, guys?  Sean here with Think Media,  bringing you the best tips and tools  for building your influence  with online video,  and I'm here with Aldryn  from the FlytPath.  How's it going?  - Good, good, good.  How you doin', Sean?  - Super pumped to have you on our channel.  And I love it that you're here because  we definitely do some drone flying,  but you're the master, you're the expert.  And of course, everyone is wondering,  2019, what drones are  the best deals right now? 

The best bang for your buck,  depending on where you're starting.  And so let's go, for a  couple different levels,  starting out, maybe, for beginners.  - I still recommend,  even though it's probably  over two years old now,  is the Mavic Pro Platinum.  Now, it's an older drone,  even for beginners.  I would say, or anyone  starting to get into it,  because I think the biggest thing that  when you're starting to use drones,  the one thing that's always  kind of scary is transmission,  and understanding that.  So, like, the Spark and the Mavic Air  are absolutely phenomenal drones,  but I would like to keep those  more closer proximity type of drones,  where the Mavic Pro  has, you know, OcuSync,  which you are able to go a few miles out.  And I never really go that far out,  but at the same time,  to know it can do that  is what you want to  feel comfortable doing. 
- And to break that down,  it's really because the Air and the Spark  are almost like WiFi kind of transmission,  where when you move into  the more professional,  you're doing radio frequencies, right?  And that's huge because,  if you've ever had a  drone get out of range  or when it starts, you lose your picture,  it starts getting sketchy,  you're like, man, I'm gonna lose control,  so that's a great recommendation.  - Yeah, that's exactly what it is.  I think the one thing that you  want to make sure that you're doing  is just being comfortable.

 It's very easy to be over-confident  when you get these drones,  because you put them up in  the air, it's GPS-logged.  It feels like, oh my god, it's so easy,  I can just throw it out there super far.  But, if you are a WiFi base like you said,  transmission is a little bit shorter.  But any time you have weak transmission  or your screen goes black,  I mean, it's definitely  a freak-out moment.  And if you have something, I would say,  like some people have the bare minimum,  the Mavic Pro, the Mavic Pro Platinum  all the way up to the newer ones  now have the more recent  OcuSync technology.  That's hardly gonna happen.  So comfortability wise,  especially if you're new,  you want to be able to feel reliable  throwing it out there,  you know, half a mile, a mile away knowing  you'll have a good reception.
   - And so, depending on your budget,  if you're on the low-end  and you only have maybe,  you got 500 dollars to spend.  To 500 to 700, what are  you gonna spend that on?  -

 If I had 500, 700 and  you're still going new,  I think you could still  get like the Mavic Air.  Definitely a good travel drone,  as well as the Platinum.  Platinum probably say around  the seven to eight  hundred dollar ones now,  because it is a couple years old.  But if you had to spend maybe 500,  a Mavic Air might work for you.  Just because it's really compact  and it has a little bit  better of a WiFi transmission  than the Spark does.  But I mean, if you're  keeping it close proximity,  it'd be a great drone.  It's just a little bit more louder  as far as like the whiny motor  spin-up than the Platinum,  and that's the reason why  I like the Platinum too,  is because it has the  lowest noise level-wise.  - And so then if I've got  1,000 dollars to spend,  what are you gonna do?

  - A thousand bucks I'd simply  say, at the bare minimum,  Mavic Pro Platinum and then batteries.  - Get like a flight kit or just.  - Yeah, don't forget the flight kit.  You're always gonna want to have an extra  two to three batteries  when you're out there. 
- I love that.  And then if you've got 1,500,  you're gonna go for the Mavic 2.  - Yep, absolutely, Mavic

2.  The zoom is really good one,  if you wanna get a little  bit more, kind of, creative. 
It has a zoom options on it,  so you can kind of get  some more creative shots.  But, I'm more on the Mavic Pro side,  because I love to do photography.  So, for me, I want to be able to  have a little bit higher  resolution on my photos.  - And then finally, what are your tips for  maybe taking advantage of the fact that  people always want the newest drones?  Maybe picking up like an older drone?
  Have you ever thought about second-hand?  Any advice there?
 - Oh, for sure.
 I think the thing is it's  drones are definitely one of those things  where people get so excited about  and they want the latest one.  But then you kind of realize,  maybe you're not using it as much as.  It's just, you know, it's a camera.  It's like, oh, latest DLSR.
   I want it.  And then you realize I'm  not using all the functions,  I really didn't need it.  So, I would definitely say  pick up a quality second-hand,  or get one of the more affordable ones  to see if it's something  that you're gonna be actually  using in your toolkit,  because a lot of people buy it,  and the next thing you know,  you see them using it for a couple shots  and then it's stored away  and the next thing you know,  three, four, five more drones come out.  Start with something to see if  you're gonna be start  using it more and more,  and if you do, then I would say,
 just like a camera system,  you're just gonna start leveling it up  because of the fact that  you realize you need it. 

 What are the best drones for you in 2020?

- Yeah, I love that.  For us, I up-to-graded to a  Phantom Advanced from Craigslist.  And I just found a guy.  They accidentally, they bought two,  and they weren't using  it, like the second one,  so I got a super good deal on it. 
The downside, of course, to the Phantoms,  is they're so massive.
 I never travel with it on a plane.  Only if I'm a road, where I  throw it in the trunk of my car.  But super great deal,  amazing drone as well.  - Yeah, I love my Phantoms.  I'm not sure if DJI is gonna  be coming out with anything  new as far as some of the newer Phantoms,  but yeah, I still have the Mavic,  sorry, the Phantom 4 Pro Plus,  with a built-in screen.  Now that the DJI just came  out with a smart controller  makes it just a seamless process.  You literally just power on the remote,  power on the drone and  then you're up and flying.

 There's no fumbling around with cords  and mounts and things like that.  So, to be more efficient,

 I think, some of this new stuff  that they have is amazing.  - I agree.  And you know, I would say that  my personal dream setup this year  we're hoping to upgrade would be the  Mavic 2 Pro with the remote,  get some filters for that.  Man, you're good to just crush.  - That's it, that's all  you would need for a while.  I don't know.  Even if it gets bigger, I don't know.  I don't know what else you're  gonna really need for it.

 - That'd be killer,  but that's like 2,300, 2,400 dollars.  So, we covered a lot of different drones.