That future payout could be literal

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That future payout could be literal, in the sense that it makes you affiliate sales. It could also be direct, the sense that it will generate traffic for your blog, which you can monetize with display ads.

That future payout could harder to define, but still exist. Sometimes I just publishing things because I want my own resources on-site. If I’m becoming an authority on a topic, why should I link out to japan whatsapp number data 100 times when I could just link to my own article and keep people on my site longer?

If I’m really deep in research on a topic I’m familiar with, I may just have a cool idea I want to run with and see what happens. For example, despite there being no data about it, I published an article on my homebrewing website about DIY nitro beer kegs using coffee cold brew devices.

The article flopped in this case, but sometimes they hit, and it’s cool because I know that keyword won’t show up on a keyword tool.

That investment of time may or may not pay out. That’s the risk. Many new bloggers just want to make money, and that’s OK. However, the longer I’m in this space, the more I find it interesting to seriously look at bloggers as entrepreneurs. Part of being an entrepreneur is taking calculated risks, so it’s interesting to look at my day-to-day activities blogging through that lens.