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How to Become a Successful Food Blogger

 If you are looking for an easy, fast way to make money and you think it will be from a blog, you are sadly mistaken. 

If you willing to develop (or have developed) a blog such as a food blog and post no less than once a week but preferably two or three times a week for at least six months to a year, you can become successful as a food blogger. Of course there are no guarantees, but you have a fair to good chance of success. 

There are a lot of variables, including but not limited to:

1. Your niche 

2. Your web site layout and design

3. Your content

4. Your push or effort to have your blog publicized

5. Your ability to attract advertising or be approved for a major advertising portal who places ads on your site

6. Your writing and photography style

7. Your ability to have a plan for the next level of your blog, which include product such as a book, cookware or something else food or kitchen related


But really, the most important thing needed to be successful as a food blogger is the commitment and consistency to producing the blogs. You might be very surprised to know how many people have an epiphany to produce a food blog, but lose momentum after a few posts and then move on to something else. 

A food blog is a job and you have to have the ability to be your own boss. This is very hard for a lot of people, which is why most people who are employed work for a company or someone else. 

To be successful as a food blogger you have to have patience for all of the issues that are going to come up, such as technical problems and your own time constraints. You have to be committed to the blog for the long haul. Let's say that again: you have to be willing to put months, maybe a few years of sweat and tears into the blog, to see success. In rare cases a food blogger can "make it" in much less time. If that turns out to be you then congratulations. But if you are one of the other 98% and you want to make a decent living or supplement income with a side-hustle food blog, then be prepared for the hard work it will take. Money does not grow on trees and people don't toss it out windows at you like confetti.

 If this article hasn't discouraged you from a food blog then you may have what it takes to produce and be successful at one. 

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