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How Much Money Did I Make Blogging In 2024?

3 January 2025
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How Much Money Did I Make Blogging In 2024?
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In 2024, the blogger saw a record-breaking year in terms of earnings, making $73k from blogging, the highest ever. Despite facing challenges like Google algorithm changes affecting traffic, the blog’s focus on personal finance in addition to travel paid off with increased traffic and ad revenue. Traffic numbers fluctuated throughout the year, peaking in Q3 before dropping significantly towards the end due to algorithm changes and Google SEO remaining the primary driver of traffic.

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