Full time bloggers earnings
Full time bloggers earnings
I saw a post about how much Zoella makes and I was curious if anyone knows how much these full-time bloggers make? Bloggers like milkteef who openly state that their blog is their business, and they're not a youtuber. She must be making quite a bit to be able to do it full-time.
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I'm a full-time fashion blogger and I have a little over 1200 followers on GFC, and probably 4 thousand more with the rest of my social networking's, but I only make, on average, 300 a year.
You have to have sponsors coming out of your butt to survive on purely just your blog. I know that milkteef has a decent amount of followers and sponsors, but she's also an "employee" of Glam Media, meaning that she technically blogs for a company and isn't an independent blogger. She gets paid per post--and seeing as she supposedly lives just on her blog--they must pay her well.
You have to have sponsors coming out of your butt to survive on purely just your blog. I know that milkteef has a decent amount of followers and sponsors, but she's also an "employee" of Glam Media, meaning that she technically blogs for a company and isn't an independent blogger. She gets paid per post--and seeing as she supposedly lives just on her blog--they must pay her well.
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I doubt full-time bloggers make much alone and would get sent more products that cash. You'd have to move onto YouTube to make serious money
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Some of the girls earn thousands just to feature a product... do they disclaim this? nope but it is true.
As for milkteef, she's a member of Glam but not an employee and so far as I'm aware you are paid for your advertising, not your posts, or at least when I was with them last year that was the case.
As for milkteef, she's a member of Glam but not an employee and so far as I'm aware you are paid for your advertising, not your posts, or at least when I was with them last year that was the case.
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A few years ago Llymlrs went on a rant about earnings, someone said she earnt X a month in reality she claimed she earnt a third of the figure. I worked it out to be around £1300 - £1500.
This was a few years ago around the time she was selling jewellery online and before she moved to London?
Obviously a lot has changed since then especially the way she gets money out of her blog.
I only really remember because at the time I was working in a fulltime not-so-great job and she was earning the same, only sligtly jealous...
I always thought Milkteef worked in a shoe shop?
I remember saying she wouldn't tell people the name because it was a small chain?
This was a few years ago around the time she was selling jewellery online and before she moved to London?
Obviously a lot has changed since then especially the way she gets money out of her blog.
I only really remember because at the time I was working in a fulltime not-so-great job and she was earning the same, only sligtly jealous...
I always thought Milkteef worked in a shoe shop?
I remember saying she wouldn't tell people the name because it was a small chain?
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socialblade.com shows roughly how much youtubers make... but bloggers make bugger all
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I have been a full time blogger for 4 years ( able to support my family and have 3 full time workers under me) -- and only recently got into the youtube field --- but I will say most of my money comes from ads -- but that is just me ... But I will say that youtube is where you can earn a good deal and I will say at least for me that social blade is extremely accurate.
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To Full-time bloggers, does it help if you join bloggers networks such as Handpicked Media or Glam Media? How many page views do you need to join?
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I think bloggers are able to get much better sponsorship deals (maybe because a blog comes across more professional?) I think I remember reading somewhere that songofstyle was offered $50 000 for her shoe collab a couple years ago
also cupcakes and cashmere mentioned she had a 7 figure revenue in some speech thing she did
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also cupcakes and cashmere mentioned she had a 7 figure revenue in some speech thing she did
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I am interested to know on average how much does a small blogger earn per month? Would you say £500 or £1000
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I think its not just pageviews they look at, probably includes traffic, unique hits, engagement on the blog etcsimplyanna7 wrote:Handpicked Media
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i did blogging for a couple of years back in 2010-2012....after 18 months...i was able to make a little money. i think i made about USD600 total?? i stopped after my job got very demanding.
i met a couple of other bloggers and one of them now got pretty big. sometimes persistence pays off
i met a couple of other bloggers and one of them now got pretty big. sometimes persistence pays off