REASONS WHY BLOGGERS FAIL TO MAKE MONEY

REASONS WHY BLOGGERS FAIL TO MAKE MONEY

1.YOUR DESIGN IS TERRIBLE:

Most probably people says that even you have heard  that content is important for Adsense.It's true because old Adsense claims that content is king but that's not necessary true yeah you can compare it to prince.but now you have to remember one thing that is your blogger design template because it's very important.you just think about it:If you visited a site that was poorly designed, would you even bother to read the content? Chances are you'd just leave and think that the page was spam. If your site isn't well designed, it doesn't matter what kind of content you have. 

I have seen in many blogs that many bloggers do image size and font size mistake you have to also care about that.

2.YOU DON'T MAKE YOURSELF VISIBLE:

When people buy something, they want to know the source. Big brands have a huge advantage here. They're instantly recognized, and so people trust them more naturally. When you're a blogger trying to sell products or even services on your site, you have to be forthcoming with people. So smile for the camera and be prepared to divulge a lot about your self. The more people get to know you, the more likely they will be to trust you with their money.

Here are some quick tips for better visibility:

• When you design your site, leave room for a headshot on the front page.
• Tell a full story on your About page. Not just what you do, but who you are.
• Provide your email address. Contact forms just don't cut it.
• Link to all of your social profiles

3.PEOPLE CAN'T NAVIGATE YOUR SITE:

Navigation falls partly under design, but it is also a category unto its own. A website is not just a single page, but rather a series of pages that link together -- which is why they call it a web. Yet too many bloggers make the navigation process far too difficult. If people don't know how to get around your site, how are they going to become regular readers or customers? When people can't find their ways around, they tend to leave. 

4.YOU DON'T MAKE IT EASY TO PAY YOU:

To repeat, selling stuff is probably the most effective way to make money blogging these days. Your readers are your potential clients. You can use your blog in large part to inform and entertain them, and in small part to steer them towards your products. It is a balance that has worked for many a blogger seeking to make more money than is available through CPM advertising.

5.YOU CREATED YOUR SITE TO RANK IN GOOGLE:

n the mid-00s there was a gold rush on the internet. Google had risen to prominence, and by 2003 or 2004 it was driving obscene amounts of traffic. If you ranked highly for a commercial search term, you were almost guaranteed sales. That's when SEO really took off. Of course, when Google realized all the money people were making within its ecosystem, it decided it wanted a larger slice of that pie. In recent years they have made it much more difficult to rank for highly commercial search terms.

This is a problem for bloggers who create their sites with an eye on ranking. Those practices have been flagged by Google. Bloggers who used them in the past have been penalized, and those who continue to use them will continue to get penalized. While you might not rank as highly as before, it is highly recommended that you follow Google's guidelines for high quality sites. Google shouldn't tell you how to make your site, but you should also recognize Google for the potential sales it can bring -- if you do it right.