5. Once you have decided what you are selling and to whom, state it clearly!

[sumaiyakhatun26]

I visit blogs and talk to bloggers whose ultimate goal is profit.
However, they don't say it or show it clearly.
They wait for the reader to understand it, for companies and advertisers to search to find them.
Maybe because that's what most "successful" people imply. That others found them!

Preston D Lee , founder and owner of Millo , where I write and a great teacher for me, admits that the blog began to make substantial profits when he dedicated himself to finding sponsors and companies (which are now advertised on a global blog with over 100,000 subscribers), sending successful cold emails.
When I was still working for Freelance Report, he had asked me if I would be interested france mobile database in taking on this area and at that time I had declined – I was already too busy with work.
He threw himself into work when he stopped working for others and dedicated himself to Millo, which had once started as a side project.

Great bloggers-entrepreneurs do the same. They sell to companies what they have worked hard and dedicated a lot of time to acquire - access to a targeted audience.

So, don't fool yourself!
Yes, companies and marketers find you when you no longer have a great need for them to find you!
When you have already acquired a large audience and have become well-known.
And then you negotiate.
Otherwise, you are found by those who have no intention of paying or will pay very little.