Tumblr and making money online? Usually you'll hear Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest and even Tik Tok. But Tumblr? Yes you read it right. This website is the biggest free blogging platform in the world and it still manages to attract 300 million plus interested visitors. So how do you make money-as little as $100 and as much as $500 per day, according to the video tutorial by John Crestani, successful YouTuber and online marketer and internet entrepreneur whose affiliate marketing courses and training have changed the lives of many people around the world.
The biggest challenge for beginner and even experienced affiliate; or internet marketer has to do with traffic generation. Without traffic, there's no sales. But then you cannot just have any visitors coming to click your affiliate link; or visit your site...They have to be targeted visitors who are interested in what you are selling; or the service that you are offering. Otherwise anybody can tell you I'll send you say 5000 clicks or visitors but if these are not looking for the product or service you have it's wasted effort and possibly money.
So, in this video John explains and shows how you can find targeted visitors who may want what you have. So he shows you how to determine whether or not the bloggers on Tumblr are the right connections for you. Yes, most of the people you'll bring your affiliate marketing link or program in front of, are other bloggers.
To conclude, making money on Tumblr as taught by John is simple. It's a very feasible method to make money online at home. As always, John recommend his course though he strongly recommends that you use his course. With the amount of various online marketing strategies John teaches, including the Tumblr one; it's a smart move to take him on his course. The reason He gives and teaches so many tactics and strategies is to help you make money from home. In doing that promoting his programs, he has a vested interest in your success. As you succeed, he too succeeds.
Check this method. It's very simple to implement.
Have you ever used Tumblr?
Cheers, keep the faith and keep moving forward.
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