Earlier this week I finished my analysis of 78 blogger income reports from August to see how their revenue is generated. What amazed me was these 78 bloggers generated close to $900k in revenue for the month using OVER 170 different revenue sources. I took those 170 sources and broke them down into seven categories: Affiliates: $301,475.66 Products and Services: $134,413.73 Sponsorships: $130,674.65 Advertising Network: $46,192.87 Freelance: $36,831.42 Consulting: $11,898.32 Unclassified: $235,263.54 NOTE: Unclassified: Revenue that doesn’t fit into the previous six categories or the income reporter didn’t get an details on the specific revenue. Without overwhelming you with too much data, I wanted to share the Top 5 Affiliate Programs and Top 5 Advertising Networks these bloggers used in August: Top 5 Advertising Network AdThrive — $14,316.07 Google Adsense — $6,592.51 Mediavine — $1,158.41 YouTube — $780.70 PadSquad — $728.00 Top 5 Affiliate Programs Bluehost — $114,455.00 Amazon Associates — $45,078.16 Zero to Launch Course — $17,277.80 Convertkit — $12,918.33 Clickfunnels — $10,921.00 For those who want more detail including a look at complete list of affiliate programs used in August 2016, you can read the full blog post here. NOTE: DP wasn't allowing to link to the exact Medium blog post so I linked to my Growth Hackers which should take you to the full blog post. Also if you have any questions, feel free to reply to this thread. Looking forward to hear from you and making these reports even better.
That was amazing Must be took time and a lot of energy to analyze those 78 blogger And sure give me some light to choose which company for my blog. Thanks scot....n great job
Very interesting statistics you laid out above. Great info! I bookmarked your site for a more thorough read. Looks like you have a really nice collection of content you have assembled!
Really great information. I appreciate you for the kind of effort you have made to collect these information. Thanks
I clicked on the above, there is stuff here that I can use. Thanks for this and for the effort in putting it all together.