Starting a Blog to Make Money Online in 2023: Your Ultimate #BossBabe Guide

by Lara Solace
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So, you’ve got a passion and a dream to make some serious coin from your own blog? That’s fantastic, and I’m here to help make that dream a reality. Sit back, grab a cup of coffee (or a glass of wine – no judgments here), and let’s dive in!

Step 1: Identify Your Niche

Blogging is all about sharing your unique perspective. Whether you’re a fashionista, a foodie, a tech whiz, or a gaming goddess, there’s a niche for you. And don’t worry if your passion doesn’t fit neatly into a box – the internet loves a trailblazer. Here’s a great resource to help you identify your blogging niche.

Step 2: Choose a Blogging Platform

WordPress is the most popular blogging platform, and for a good reason. It’s user-friendly, highly customizable, and perfect for both beginners and seasoned pros. You can also check out other platforms like Blogger, Wix, and Squarespace.

Step 3: Select a Gorgeous Theme

You want your blog to be as stylish as you are, right? Lucky for you, there are tons of beautiful, feminine WordPress themes to choose from. Check out “Divi,” “Astra,” or “Hello Elementor” for starters. They’re minimalistic, chic, and totally customizable.

Step 4: Craft Compelling Content

Content is queen, babes. Share your expertise, your experiences, and your personality. Be authentic and consistent, and your audience will grow. Check out these tips for creating killer content.

Step 5: Monetize, Monetize, Monetize

Time to rake in the cash! There are several ways to monetize your blog:

  1. Affiliate Marketing: Promote products you love and earn a commission on any sales made through your link. Check out Amazon Associates or CJ Affiliate for starters.
  2. Sponsored Posts: Companies pay you to write a post about their product or service. Websites like PayPerPost can connect you with sponsors.
  3. Advertising: Display ads on your blog through services like Google AdSense.
  4. Selling Products or Services: This could be anything from an eBook to coaching sessions.

Remember, building a profitable blog takes time, patience, and hustle. But with your passion and drive, you’ll be a blogging #BossBabe in no time. Happy blogging!

PS there are lots of TYPES of blogs. Some of the main ones are fashion, food, travel, beauty, education or mom – but you can make a blog about anything you’re passionate about. Don’t worry about being perfect, just share cool stuff you enjoy talking about. As an example, here’s a guide to making a gamer girl blog…

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Press Start to Blog: Leveling Up Your Girl Gamer Content

So you’ve got the basics down, you’re ready to take on the boss level, and you’re itching to create a blog that resonates with fellow girl gamers. But where do you start? By understanding and targeting what we’re all searching for! As you step into this world of game blogging, here are some power-ups to keep in mind:

1. Game On: Write About What You Love You can’t fake passion, and gamers are some of the most passionate folks out there. So, write about the games you adore, the characters you identify with, and the worlds you can’t wait to explore. This genuine excitement will shine through your content and draw in like-minded gaming gals.

2. Speak Our Language: Keep it Clear and Concise We’re not here for a novel, darling, we’re here for the deets. Keep your writing clear and concise, ditching the fluff and focusing on the stuff. Whether it’s game reviews, walkthroughs, or opinion pieces, get straight to the point and deliver the goods.

3. Show and Tell: Use Screenshots and Videos Remember that age-old saying, “a picture is worth a thousand words”? In the world of gaming, a well-timed screenshot or a short video clip can communicate more than a wall of text ever could. Use these tools to make your content visually engaging and easier to digest.

4. Unite the Guild: Leverage Social Media The gaming community is vast, varied, and very online. Share your gaming insights on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram to connect with other gamers. But don’t just broadcast your content – engage with your audience, respond to comments, and become a part of the conversation.

5. Boss Level: Be Consistent Just like in gaming, consistency is key when running a blog. Regularly update your blog with new content to keep your readers coming back for more. Plan your posts, stick to a schedule, and remember: perseverance is what turns a newbie into a seasoned gamer.

By following these steps, you can create a blog that not only appeals to girl gamers but also stands out in the saturated sea of gaming content. With the right strategy, your blog could be the next save point for gamers searching for that perfect blend of fun, feminism, and friendly competition. Game on, ladies!

Branding and SEO

If you want to make money with an online blog, there are two big things: branding is how people feel about your website. Is it professional – does it look good? Is it easy to get around? That’s design stuff. But before all that, you need traffic – and that’s usually organic traffic. You can rank easily by writing stuff nobody else has ever written about…. but nobody will be searching for that stuff either. And if you want to compete against the thousands of other blogs, you need 2 things:

  • better content
  • better backlinks

If your content is great, people might share it naturally… but more often you’ll need to strategically reach out for some guest post articles or backlinks, when you’ve got a great resources that needs sharing. There are a bunch of free SEO tools, but we usually use the Hoth to check what we’re ranking for so we can build and beef them up; or ahrefs backlink checker to see what sites are already pointing back to us (or our competitors!).

Lara Solace

Hey there, digital dwellers! I’m Super Techno Girl, your friendly neighborhood tech and gaming aficionado. I’m here to bring you the juiciest tidbits from the worlds of tech, gaming, and pop culture. Raised on a steady diet of sci-fi, fantasy, and everything in between, I’ve got a soft spot for plucky heroines, epic quests, and the satisfying click-clack of a mechanical keyboard.

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