The Poorest Bloggers in the World, It turns out?
With the development of the internet, the blogger profession is increasingly promising and can make people famous and even the poorest, sorry, rich. In the past, the majority of blogs were used for discussion media, sharing or just journals. But this time the blog can be used as a source of income and an effective business. Who would have thought that the activity of writing articles could become a promising livelihood. Currently there are many people who are successful by just being a blogger. But to achieve that all required skill and high discipline. Here are some of the poorest bloggers, sorry for being rich, who are quite famous and have a sizable income.
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1. Gina TrapaniThis woman from New York is the founder and CEO of Lifehacker, who is the only high earning productive woman from a blog. This blog, which was released on January 31, 2005, contains various content to provide instructions on how to do things easier and better. Gina is also known as an active figure on social media. Recently he has also intensively developed ThinkUp, an open social media aggregation, and is a tool analyst at Experts Labs. For his own income, he earns around 110 thousand US dollars or around 1.5 billion rupiah per month.
Collis Ta'eed is known as the co-founder of Envato, a company that has control of eight online marketplaces. But apart from that, he also has the blog site TutsPlus which earns a large income, which is around 55 thousand – 120 thousand US dollars or around 742.5 million – 1.62 billion rupiah each month. TutsPlus is a skills building information site that compiles tutorials, tips and many other teaching methods. Its content is more to inform readers about what software or applications are needed and the tools used to design blogs.
3. Jake Dobkin
Jake Doblin is the creator of gothamist.com which provides information on types of food, art and events. From here he generates an income of around US$80,000 to US$110,000 or around 1.08 – 1.5 billion rupiah per month. Initially, Gothamist consisted solely of articles on city life in New York, but in recent years has expanded its reach to thirteen cities around the world, including Chicago, Los Angeles, London, New York, Shanghai, San Francisco, Washington DC and Toronto.
Timothy Skykes has an income of US $ 180,000 per month from his expertise in managing his blog, TimothySykes.com. Apart from being a blogger, Timothy is also a businessman and a stock player. As a young entrepreneur, Timothy is indeed an expert in stocks and capital markets. And the blog he manages is just a side job for him. Not surprisingly, his blog contains a lot of content related to these two things. This Tulane University alumnus is also known to be active as a teacher and financial activist, having around two thousand students in sixty countries.
Vitaly Friedman is the founder of the Smashing Magazine blog. The online magazine is a blog that is quite popular and very famous in the world of web design and development. If you want to master this field, you can read some reviews in Smashing Magazine. They provide the latest tips along with high-quality guides and tutorials. Most of the blog's income is generated from banner ads and does not include affiliate income. Vitaly can get money of 150 - 190 thousand US dollars or around 2.03 - 2.6 billion rupiah.
6. Perez Hilton
Perez Hilton whose real name is Mario Armando Lavanderia, Jr. known as a blogger and television worker from America. With a soul as a journalist who is good at writing news, in 2005, he founded a blog called PerezHilton.com. The site specializes in celebrity news, scandals and the like. So don't be surprised if you visit this blog, there will be lots of bombastic news from world celebrities. Lots of visitors have become subscribers to this gossip blog. He alone can earn 200-400 thousand US dollars or around 2.7-5.4 billion rupiah per month.
Starting from a small room in the area of Scotland, Pete Cashmore created his first blog when he was nineteen years old. Who would have thought that now Pete Cashmore has become one of the richest bloggers with an average income of US $ 560,000 - US $ 600,000 per month. Pete is the creator of the blogging site Mashable which covers all things business, technology, lifestyle and entertainment. As the founder and CEO of Mashable, Pete not only writes articles on his blog but also regularly writes technology and social media columns on CNN. According to the Sunday Times, Cashmore has a net worth of US$230 million or 3.12 trillion rupiah in 2015.
8. Michael Arrington
With an income of US$ 500,000 – US$ 800,000 per month, this blogger born in 1970 who is also known as the “Prophet of Silicon Valley” is one of the poorest, sorry, richest bloggers. As an economics graduate, he started to enter the internet world in 2005 and founded TechCrunch. Through TechCrunch, he also writes many articles on all things related to technology issues. Now TechCrunch has become a reference for those who want to keep up with developments in the software and hardware industry.