How I Earned from Google AdSense with Just 16 Blog Posts

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I seldom write blog posts on this website, as I've been balancing my job while maintaining my other websites. On top of that, I revived my YouTube channel last year, which comes with the responsibility of managing its Facebook page and website. So, I only write on this website when I have the time and inspiration to discuss a particular topic.

I know I can earn from blogging, but like many others, I struggle with consistency and often get caught up in the whirlwind of everyday life. I created this blog in 2009, but as I mentioned, I haven’t been able to post regularly. From December 2009 to June 2021, I only wrote 16 blog posts for this website.

Last November 2023, I finally hit my $100 payout threshold with Google Adsense—but here’s the kicker: I only realized it when I checked this blog in December. So, I was able to withdraw my earnings last December 2023. The funny thing is, I had actually reached the $99 mark back in June 2016, but with only 12 posts at the time and my lack of activity, I didn’t expect much.

If only I had been more consistent—posting even just once a week over the years—imagine how much more I could have earned! It is really possible to earn from Google Adsense; it just requires patience, consistency, and a lot of effort to research your niche and audience. You might not see immediate results, but as a side hustle that you can squeeze into your spare time, blogging can genuinely help augment your income streams.

The more time and effort you put into blogging, the faster you could earn. It’s important to focus on creating high-quality and evergreen content that will continue to be useful over time. When you can provide valuable information that many people want to know in a single read, you’ll naturally attract readers and viewers.

However, don’t just concentrate on the earning side of blogging—pair it with the desire to genuinely help others through your writing. This approach not only keeps you grounded but also helps build consistency and inspiration, giving you something meaningful to write about and a reason to continue sharing your thoughts.