Blogging To The Bank 2.0 Review

Diamond Bubbles · 12-17-2007, 08:23 PM

Blogging To The Bank 2.0 is a system which teaches bloggers to earn thousands of dollars from their blogs. Before going in to the review, I would like to tell you that this review of blogging to the bank 2.0 will share both the positive points and the negative points. To be honest, this product doesn't have much negative points.
I'm a blogger, freelance writer and also affiliate marketer. I used to earn very less from my blog but after reading this I surely have to tell that my blog has started to earn me so much money. I always used to worry at first, but now I don't. And that's because my blog earns me enough money. Other than that I also get freelance writing income and affiliate income.

At first, my freelance writing income used to be very much more than what my blogs earned me. But when I came to know about Blogging to the bank 2.0 and when I tried it, I started to earn more money than what freelance writing gets me.

If you are struck with blogging and don't earn much from it, then blogging to the bank 2.0 is for you. It tells you how to earn $3000+ per month from one blog and also it teaches in detail on how to get 30,000+ page views to your blog every month. With this much of page views, is it not possible to earn $3000+ per month? I'm sure it is possible. With less than 2000 page views per month I used to earn $250 per month and after I tried Blogging to the bank 2.0, I have started to earn more.

Coming to negative points of the blogging to the bank 2.0 review, I felt the content is a bit basic. But overall blogging to the bank 2.0 is a very good product which you must try for sure.

johnegood · 12-18-2007, 05:33 AM

Some follow up question since, in fact, I'm writing a book on blogging.

Does the book deal with revenue generation from advertisements? I'm running different tests right now comparing giving space to google adsense, tribal fusion, a few affiliates, and blogher. I'm be interested in others experiences along this line and anything the book says.

Does the book deal with the hows and whys and other questions of being paid to blog and review products? I gather that it can be very lucrative and fun too.

Thirdly, does the book help with readers understanding of promoting the blog? Which directories or communities can really bring in the traffic. I have been much less active on blog catalog, technorati, and a few other blog groups and they have been productive. As an aside, I've been active on this forum for awhile and frankly, it has not been a big producer of traffic although I have learned some things. I wonder if the links in my signature have helped at all?

johnegood · 12-18-2007, 05:34 AM

BTW -any opinions on what the best blogging books out there are?

guinanie · 12-18-2007, 08:41 AM

You may check it here the best blogging books
http://www.selaplana.com/2007/11/13/...d-in-blogging/

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Originally Posted by johnegood

BTW -any opinions on what the best blogging books out there are?

amxcorey · 12-20-2007, 08:18 AM

I have used bloggin to the bank before....... not to much help. I have learned that they best way to promote a blog is to post it in forums and connect it to your own website.

Amxcorey

markov · 02-14-2008, 05:26 AM

If you are pretty new to blogging, then blogging to the bank 2.0 will definitely help.