How much money can i make in first few months of my blog/website ?

How long is a rope?

And you are going to be telling people how to make money ................. I can't even be bothered to find the facepalm image.

'rope' yes have you heard of rope made up of sand....

ok otherway round .. you do what you said above and come
back here after you get 1000 page views and show
stats for us to give you the detailed answer!!

I don't think anyone here can tell you how much money you can make approximately. The only thing I can tell you is to write fresh content everyday so you can get traffic to your blog.

Probably close to $0. Why are you starting a blog about making money blogging... if you don't know how to make money blogging?

In the internet marketing course that you obviously learned from, didn't they tell you to go into a small and easy "niche market"? Do you think "how to make money" is a small niche market? Do you know what they meant by "niche marketing"?

That's right. Try not to think how much money you're gonna get out of this. At least not at this point. Instead pick a niche you actually know something about and write unique content.

It all depends ,You could even end up with a big 0 having said that its not to discourage you,No one knows what you will be offering ,will there be any demand for it ...It all depends on the traffic quality and the product that you have..

Since no one knows anything about that,it will be pretty difficult to say or predict

Hope it goes well for you

Chyan007

It will take a very long time to rank a "money making" blog to rank. Those keywords takes a lot of SEO work and good content. You might want to look into finding long tail keywords and be more specific in your niche market. May be teach a skill from your blog or offer some photoshop tutorials, do you see my point?

That's a lot of traffic. Honestly speaking, I spent more than 1 year to get that kind of page views. From my experience, in average for every 1000 visitors you should earn $20. Do the maths. You did a good job, but there is still a long way to go. My websites is gaining 3000000+ visitors per month. At that point, you can monetize any ways you want. Once you got millions of traffic to your websites, it is easy to make money, very easy.

All jokes aside.

Here is an example I just made up for you saubhagya.
Let's say you have a good old buddy that was very small in the man region.
One day, accidently, you discovered that he is now swinging around a 10 foot (inch) pole.
Being curious and jealous you just had to ask, "What on earth happened?"
He boastfully recants his story to you about how he did nothing but troll the internet day and night looking for a solution.
And through, blood, sweat, tears and injury he was able to create a system of his own by combining many different things together.
And just like magic he began to grow.
By keeping up his vigorous exercises, he gained length beyond his imagination.
So now he is hitting double digits.
The ladies have never been more happier with him.
You get down on your knees and beg him to reveal his secret to you.
Since you two have been friends as far back as the sandbox days, he tells you what to do and how to do it effectively.
You record every single step in a journal so you don't miss a single step in the process.
You get right to work.
And voila, one year later, you are a new man.
Now you are swinging an extra foot (inch) over your best friend.
But he ain't mad at you.
However the story doesn't end there for you.
You are certain that there are thousands, maybe even millions of men out there that want the solution to this problem.
A real solution like the one your friend created.
A real solution that will work.
A real solution that give results and not fake promises.
You recorded your results every step of the way and you are going to share this with the world.
You created a $29.95 e-book and put it up on Clickbank for sale.
In just 14 short days, it brings you back a profit of $10, 000.
And it keeps on selling like hot cakes.

You however still feel that burning desire to pursue the Make Money Online niche.
And right now you can.
You jump head first into this and show internet marketing beginners how you got your start and pulled in $10, 000 in 14 days.
You create a blog and give away free information to draw potential buyers to your course.

I hope my little example helps.
Who says I can't write good fiction?

Best Regards,
Shana Jahsinta Walters.

It depends on they type of website.

A blog won't make much money (unless you do a great launch and have lots of content pre-written) but a website selling a product could make you upwards of $50,000 in your first day!

If you want "non smart alec" replies to your question you should be giving away more information for us to work on buddy!

Hilarious tomfoolery...

The answer to that question will depend on a lot of things.

No one would be able to give you a good answer - because it all depends on how you monetize that traffic and also how targeted your traffic is. You can make from a few bucks to a few hundreds, to a few thousand. There is just not one specific answer!

What are you going to sell? ..
And how much profit are you going to make per sale?

The numbers here will vary - a lot.

So, you see, the answer to your question is just not there man! lol

There are many factors to consider here - and each factor will make a big difference in the outcomes. For an instance, how targeted is your traffic going to be? ... what are your Conversion Numbers going to look like? ... and things like that.

What you should do, instead, is just go for it! ... and find out for yourself!

60 Trillion Dollars?..

You are asking a question, nobody can answer but yourself - how determined are you to succeed, what is your marketing plan, what is your niche - have you written down your goals and a plan to achieve them?

You can succeed, but you are the master -- see this forum about how other did it, you will be amazed at the wealth of information friend.

every prosperity too you!

Jim

It depends on the topic your visitors, your traffic source and a lot of other factors...

Happiness = Reality minus Expectation

It's crazy expectations that mess us up. Have zero expectation about page views, sales etc etc... just do the work.

You could make a blog about Making Money Online, just make it one about your journey towards making money online... to share your experiences, the ups and downs... and perhaps recommend tools and services that help you along the way.

Just don't teach people how to make $200K in 7 days.

First of all you should chose a unique a popular idea for blogging and then create a good looking website.

Honestly, when I start a site, I'm more concerned with loading it up with content and growing the user base. The monetization comes later.

You're sort of in a conundrum since you want to dive into the MMO niche but have never made any money online. Play to your strengths and write about a topic you have some experience in.

That's a very high amount of page views to assume for the first 3 months. Google now usually makes sites wait a good 4-6 months before ranking them. You'd have to do a huge social media initiative. And there are zillions of sites in that niche already.

Hmm a money making blog and you don't know how much you can make from it? First thing first do you know how can you make money from it? Spend more time on this forum, there are lot of topics related to monetization.

You've had some really good responses here. The best one I have seen is the one suggesting that you "drill deeper" in your niche. That means that your expected blog is too broad to monetize successfully. Narrow down your selection.

As an example, my son wanted to make money as an affiliate. He felt that offering something for the home-bound cook would be good. WOW! He ran into a ton of competition there. I suggested he "drill deeper" and he decided to work for people who had food allergies. "Great Job!", I commended, but repeated my suggestion . . . "drill deeper".

When he finally chose to focus on people who were allergic to wheat (gluten) he found that he could blog to that specific market, got people who would opt-in to his blog to find out things HE had run into and ways he had avoided the pitfalls of going out to eat with friends when they weren't aware of his allergies and the foods he COULDN'T eat.

After getting people to subscribe to his blog and provide them with the type of content you suggested in your question - quality content - he found that his subscriber list was becoming filled with people who would spend their money on products he was selling.

Many of those products were affiliate products that HE didn't even produce, but acted as a "broker", so to speak to get the right cookbooks and ideas in the hands of the people who wanted it. They started paying him for his advice and suggestions after they built trust in what he was saying.

IN ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION - It will take as long as it takes for you to build trust in your subscribers. How much can you make depends on the things that you expect to offer (sell) and if you are going to be producing some of these items yourself as opposed to being an affiliate for another person's service or product.

Your question implied your need for some serious answers. PM me if you would like a more specific suggestion on how to delve into niche research.

Hope this helps.

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The answer is really simple

Maybe None
Maybe a little
Maybe a medium amount
Maybe a lot

Remember these figures are relative to the individual

al