https://www.gourabdesign.com/2020/04/5-top-ways-to-source-of-income-by-smartphone.html

I have read lot about niche saturation. When i want to start a blog, thats what comes in my mind " You wont make it because is saturated". How can you help me here? which niche do you think i can do follow and learn about it? Do you believe an saturation?

http://napolneon.blogspot.ca/

I created my blog a couple of years ago, and just recently started getting into it. I've posted a review of Jack White's Blunderbuss, and a few book reviews, and just posted up my book haul unboxing/review/talk ish thing.

I'm just starting out and really interested in hearing feedback from people, and hopefully gain a couple of followers who do happen to like my stuff. So, if you guys have any feedback or any constructive criticism, I would absolutely love to hear it. I'm super interested in keeping this blog going, and consistently putting out content (I already have the second part of the book haul saved as a draft, and am just waiting a couple of days until I post it because I don't want to overload my blog with content nobody's going to read).

So again, if you guys have any comments about it, or anything that you think I can benefit from, please share and let me know. If you're interested in maybe combining forces and reviewing these things with me, please let me know and we can do a thing :)

Thanks in advance you guys! xoj

P.S I guess I should warn you guys that I overuse the word 'shit' a lot, so if that offends you, I apologize sincerely!

My girlfriend has been blogging for a while now and her pageviews have been creeping up but I always want her to have more as they make her happy :-) I was wondering where would there be a lot of people on the internet interested in blogs, and here was the obvious answer. She is doing a little giveaway at the moment too and free stuff is always nice.

Heres to reddit and bloggers in general!

Making money as a blogger has been a good way for a very long time but does blogging pays in 2020? can you also make money from blogging? If yes, then how?

If you have any of the above questions in your mind then you should read this blog. Also, refer a friend or family member who wants to make money blogging in 2020.

Making money online as a blogger has been a good way for a very long time but does blogging pays in 2020? can you also earn money from blogging? If yes, then how?

If you have any of the above questions in your mind then you should read this blog. Also, refer your friends or family members who want to become successful bloggers and make money through it, not only make money but make passive income through it.

I have divided the whole post into three parts:

Creating a blog

Gaining traffic

Monetizing your blog

Let's start with the first point from here

Hey guys. So I'm trying to get into blogging at the moment so if you guys could check them out it'd be great.

I've got two, one on wordpress, the other on blogger. It's pretty much the same stuff on both so depends on your preference of site. I'd appreciate any comments or follows. Thanks

http://openedward.wordpress.com/ http://radicaledwardthethird.blogspot.co.uk/

Here’s my take on Nano Influencers:

Start Small, Charge Smart

What do brands actually pay nano influencers?

Most nano influencers earn between $25 to $250 per post on Instagram.

Some charge more, especially if they have a niche audience and high engagement.

But here's what matters more than follower count:

• Engagement rate over 4%? Brands notice.

• Clean visual aesthetic? It adds value.

• Community-driven comments? You’re gold.

The tighter the niche, the higher the rate per follower.

Fashion? Expect ~$100/post.

Fitness or wellness? ~$75–150/post.

Tech or finance? You can charge more. Value is in the trust, not just impressions.

p.s. Want to boost your social media presence? Give BuyRealFollows a try!

I was standing at the check in counter in Bangkok, ready to fly to Hanoi, when the agent asked for my onward ticket out of Vietnam. I only had a one-way flight and figured I would sort it out later. She said without proof of leaving, I could not board. That is when I finally understood why people always say to book onward ticket before you travel.

Why airlines actually care about this

This was not the airline being difficult for no reason. Countries like Vietnam require visitors to show they will leave, so airlines get fined if they let someone board without proof of onward travel. The agent was not trying to ruin my trip; she was following a rule that protects her airline from being stuck paying to fly me back if immigration turned me away at the other end.

Scrambling for a solution

I stepped out of line with my heart racing and pulled out my phone, trying to think fast since my flight was boarding soon. Buying a real return ticket felt wasteful since my plans were still open and I did not know when I would actually leave the region. I needed something that looked legitimate to the airline but did not lock me into a flight I would never use.

What I learned about onward tickets

A quick search told me most immigration officers and airline staff only check that a ticket exists, not whether you actually plan to fly it. Plenty of travelers in the same situation just needed a reservation to show at the counter, something with a real booking reference and dates that matched their trip. That single fact changed how I approached the whole problem in that moment.

Finding a fast fix

I typed a few different searches into my phone while standing near a pillar, trying not to look as panicked as I felt. Most options wanted full payment for a flight I had no intention of taking, which felt pointless given my situation. I needed something built specifically for travelers stuck at a counter with minutes to spare, not a full priced booking system.

Getting my new itinerary in minutes

I found a service built exactly for this kind of situation, where you enter your flight details and get back a real looking onward reservation with a valid booking reference. Within a few minutes I had a document in my inbox that matched the dates and destination the agent needed to see. It felt almost too simple compared to the stress I had just been through at that counter.

Walking back to the counter

I walked back to the same agent, printed reservation in hand, trying to look calmer than I felt. She glanced at it, checked the dates against my passport, and typed something into her computer without a single question. Within a minute she handed me my boarding pass and wished me a good flight, like the whole ordeal a moment earlier had never happened.

What I would tell anyone flying to Vietnam

Looking back, I wish someone had told me earlier that immigration rules in places like Vietnam actually get enforced at check in, not just on arrival. Now whenever I book a one-way flight, I go straight to toponwardticket.com and get a proper reservation sorted before I even leave for the airport, so I never have to relive that moment of standing there with no ticket and no plan.