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veriterc
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With so many successful bloggers on the web today, could those of us who can't go out to work learn from them? I would love to be able to earn some money (to pay for private care when I am told there is a six month wait to see doctor!) and can find plenty of help in setting up a website, but need assistance in how to set up ads, clicks to affiliates, etc. Anyone any ideas?
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Hi @veriterc,
brilliant idea. I agree with you that working from home (especially disable people ) could be beneficial to most of people who cannot work in different places.
Perhaps, someone from members would like to share experience here online.
I can help with setting up events on EventBrite, creating e-bulletin via Mail Chimp, Microsoft Outlook and Office 365, accounting, creating posts . If anyone straggle drop me a message.
Iza -
Hi @veriterc I am a blogger in my 'other life' and I started this when I became very unwell and couldnt leave my bed.
I do now run a successful blog but it took a good 2 years to make any money from it and even now, though I take on paid ads etc and it does make money, if you worked it out to an hourly rate, I would be on slave labour!
Of course there are bloggers who make a lot of money but they are not the norm. I would always be wary of any bloggers offering classes/workshops in how to make money as often THAT is the way they are making their money.
I found lots of great free courses about websites, seo etc through my local council, so it could be worth you checking there.
Best of luck
Scope
Senior online community officer -
Have a look at Disabled Entrepreneurs (google it). They may be able to help
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