Donnie Law

[...] It’s the end of May and I’m just now publishing the March Traffic and Income Report! I want to get this thing out into the world before everything becomes stale. It’s been insane [...]

[...] Hey there readers! Welcome to our first-ever income report. I have to be honest, it’s a little scary pushing “publish” on a post like this. Income can be [...]

[...] Click here to see a running tally of all past income reports. The post April 2014 Traffic and Income Report appeared first on Donnie Law. [...]

[...] Click here to see a running tally of all past income reports. The post May 2014 Traffic and Income Report appeared first on Donnie Law. [...]

[...] As more and more people in my “real life” discover this blog and these income reports, the more self-conscious I get about it. I’m a no-nonsense, fairly private person. I don’t [...]

[...] that it is possible to earn actual dollars online. Even more than encouragement, I hope these income reports teach you something you can immediately apply to your business. Without transparency in our [...]

[...] that it is possible to earn actual dollars online. Even more than encouragement, I hope these income reports teach you something you can immediately apply to your business. Without transparency in our [...]

[...] that it is possible to earn actual dollars online. Even more than encouragement, I hope these income reports teach you something you can immediately apply to your business. Without transparency in our [...]

[...] people keep buying the eBook and it all happens automatically, but when I compare it with affiliate income I realize what we need to do… Create more products! I think products are the best way to [...]

[...] a previous version. A great eBook is nice, but it’s not going to get you very far with affiliate income if you haven’t read the book. Once again, your readers can see through any forced affiliate [...]

[...] day, we view this eBook as a significant milestone for Abby’s blog. Ad revenue and affiliate income is great, but this is the first product that Abby created and sold. It’s a great [...]

[...]  came from three categories: Product sales – $2,428 (46%) Ad revenue – $1,085 (20%) Affiliate income – $1,817 (34%) Traffic Report October was our best month ever for blog traffic. It’s [...]

[...] (Abby’s traffic) we should earn double, if not triple, the ad revenue you see above. When I hear that, of course I ask what strategy they are using. What I’ve [...]

[...] can’t do this too many times a year, but I think a 3 to 4 sales per year is normal and healthy. Ad revenue was strong this month. I am beyond thrilled with our decision many months ago to completely [...]

[...] from one blog post. As traffic climbs and we learn more about optimal ad placement I expect the ad revenue to climb. Google highly discourages us from disclosing Adsense CPM (cost per thousand [...]

[...] Abby’s niche moving forward we should be looking at 1/3 split between product sales, ad revenue, and affiliate income. Traffic Report Email Subscriber Statistics 951 New Subscribers 6,053  [...]

Maybe it’s because of the situation I’m in, but I love it when I find out about husband and wife blogging teams. It’s encouraging to know there [...]

I know you’re going to do it anyway so feel free to scroll to the bottom to look at the sales numbers for Abby’s eBook launch. After you’re done [...]

June was all about the launch of Abby’s eBook. I’m glad we didn’t keep track of the time invested into this project! It was a huge undertaking a [...]

Since January I’ve been experimenting with the ads on Abby’s site. You can see from our past income reports that ad networks are an important part [...]

[...] purchased their scanners through my links. The biggest earner (by far!) in the post was Evernote Essentials affiliate income. If you’re not familiar with the eBook, it’s an in-depth guide to [...]

[...] here. The results weren’t immediate but as the month wore on, the affiliate income for Evernote Essentials* started to pick up steam… I’m a little embarrassed to admit this, but as I realized we [...]

[...] (with sales numbers). Let’s get right into the numbers… Income Google Adsense – $589 Evernote Essentials Affiliate* – $162 Amazon Associates – $159 Sponsored Post $100 Total Income: $1,010 [...]

[...] how it turns out. Let’s get right into the numbers… Income Google Adsense – $633 Evernote Essentials Affiliate* – $108 Amazon Associates – $128 PicMonkey Affiliate*- $16 Restored [...]

[...] for someone a few steps behind us in the process to see that it is possible to earn actual dollars online. Even more than encouragement, I hope these income reports teach you something you can [...]

[...] for someone a few steps behind us in the process to see that it is possible to earn actual dollars online. Even more than encouragement, I hope these income reports teach you something you can [...]

[...] for someone a few steps behind us in the process to see that it is possible to earn actual dollars online. Even more than encouragement, I hope these income reports teach you something you can [...]

[...] for someone a few steps behind us in the process to see that it is possible to earn actual dollars online. Even more than encouragement, I hope these income reports teach you something you can [...]

[...] * – $30 (it’s not this cheap anymore!) Media Temple* Hosting – $17 Viral Tag – $12 Adobe Creative Cloud – $10 Total Expenses: $272 Net Profit: $2,174 The income above is for money earned [...]

[...] Synthesis Hosting – $67 Mailchimp* – $50 Fizzle.co* – $35 Viral Tag – $12 Adobe Creative Cloud – $11 Total Expenses: $175 Net Profit: $835 Income Analysis Our income is less [...]

[...] Synthesis Hosting – $67 Mailchimp* – $65 Fizzle.co* – $35 Viral Tag – $12 Adobe Creative Cloud – $11 Total Expenses: $190 Net Profit: $704 Income Analysis Our income has gone [...]

[...] Expenses Mailchimp* – $75 Synthesis Hosting – $67 Fizzle.co* – $35 Viral Tag – $12 Adobe Creative Cloud – $11 Total Expenses: $200 Net Profit: $1,420 Income Analysis Our Adsense revenue [...]