Can you become a full time blogger?

[Kane]

I am a freelancer who does a lot of things, from blogging, marketing, selling products and services, content development, website design, publishing ebooks, and paperbacks, etc. I have a lot of blogs that earn me money through advertising. However, I do not like to call myself a full-time blogger because blogging does not earn me full-time income. If blogging earns me a full time income, I will give up everything for blogging.

 

[saoussen5766]

It depends on the time you are surfing on the internet and also your capability of writing because it is not an easy option for everyone. Also if you have an offline job or commitment or you are free.

 

[Jason]

Yeah, sure, you can become a full-time blogger. Nonetheless, it's not as easy as "If you build it, he will come.", lol (from the movie "Field of Dreams"). It simply may or may not happen dependent on a lot of factors. Well, at the least, though, you can try, despite negative feedback from family, peers, and friends, maybe.

 

[Sherman198]

Everything depends on your capability.....But it rests so much on time. Blogging needs time and if you can't get that time, you can't blog.

 

[Jason]

Everything depends on your capability.....But it rests so much on time. Blogging needs time and if you can't get that time, you can't blog.

It could depend more on time management than just time. However, like money management, time management can be a challenge. I mean, time management is probably why many people are out of shape.

 

[Sherman198]

It could depend more on time management than just time. However, like money management, time management can be a challenge. I mean, time management is probably why many people are out of shape.

You are right purely....Time is nothing, if we can't manage effectively. Which means even if you have all the time in the world, if you cannot propagates your blog, it might not attract traffic and in the end, not flourish.

 

[BrolySSJ]

I am a freelancer who does a lot of things, from blogging, marketing, selling products and services, content development, website design, publishing ebooks, and paperbacks, etc. I have a lot of blogs that earn me money through advertising. However, I do not like to call myself a full-time blogger because blogging does not earn me full-time income. If blogging earns me a full time income, I will give up everything for blogging.

I think that it is possible however at the end of the day there is no way that i think that it will make you a sustainable living unless you are able to operate on different sites at the same time.

 

[Kane]

Yeah, sure, you can become a full-time blogger. Nonetheless, it's not as easy as "If you build it, he will come.", lol (from the movie "Field of Dreams"). It simply may or may not happen dependent on a lot of factors. Well, at the least, though, you can try, despite negative feedback from family, peers, and friends, maybe.

I have been blogging on my websites for more than 8 years, so I have understood it is not easy to earn from blogs. Blogging requires specialized skills in multiple areas and it might not be possible to be an expert in all of these areas. It requires a long time commitment.

 

[Dice]

Being a full-time blogger can be great because you have freedom and can share your interests with lots of people while making money. But, it's not easy. It takes time to make a lot of money, and some blogs don't make much at all. You'll need to work hard on your blog all the time, and sometimes, it can be tough to manage everything on your own.

In short, being a full-time blogger has its good parts, like freedom and potential money, but it's also hard work, and the income isn't guaranteed.