Help or Advice Minimum effort blogging?

[nate99]

Hi. So as the title suggests, any ideas on the minimum amount of blogging required to make 'some' money and profit after fees (Hosting etc)

I ask not through laziness (although I admittedly am)
It's because it keeps coming up as a money earner yet my problem is some major eye/migraine problems (long story) from a certain amount of time in front a screen.

I know it varies hugely but: Any rough examples of what I could expect?
X amount of words + X amount of days/time spent etc = £

Thanks
Nate

 

[nate99]

I would either employ a writer or use an AI writer in this scenario. I would spend longer editing the AI writing than would be worth it, but if you're ready to rock and just keep on going, you can get a lifetime deal and build out an entire site relatively cheaply and just keep on editing. Provided you did the distribution and editing to a reasonable half-assed degree you'd potentially still get ranks and make banks.

Thanks. I'm still wondering about this part because of eye health issues:

Any rough examples of what I could expect?
X amount of words + X amount of days/time spent etc = £

Cheers

 

[RSK]

I would be interested in the answer to this too. I have heard $100 earnings for every 100 pages where each page is 1,000 words and optimised for search engines. But I would guess thats an average and real earnings depends on things like topic, monitisation potential and visitor numbers.

 

[rninja]

@iamdanrice, I know you might have answered this on another thread. But do you or any of your network run multiple sites/blogs? I've been thinking of doing this for a while but need to know the most cost effective way of running say 10 sites on shared hosting and scaling up from there.

 

[rninja]

@iamdanrice, good pointers there thanks.

Which hosting is £40 per year?