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$23,342 online blogging income from 1/1 - 9/30/2009: Here's how I made the money online...

$23,332 online blogging income from 1/1 - 9/30/2009: Here's how I made the money online... My last income post explained how I was up to nearly $20,000 of blogging income in the first 6 months of 2009. Apply to Write for Examiner.com here now... And I felt it was time to get an update 3 months later, and find out how much money has come into my accounts (PayPal and checking) in the first 9 months of 2009. The grand total of monies brought in (not just earned, more is coming) is $23,342.66, as broken down below. As first I thought I was mistaken, "only" brought in $3,689.22 in the last 3 months since I updated, approximately $1,229 per month. Note: The $23,342.66 doesn't include the amount of expenses I've spent this year thus far for doing business, including about $900 for web hosting fees, even more for Google Adwords advertising and such. I'll update with more numbers later... Which is a good thing in terms of the amount of taxes I'll owe ...

Get more website traffic visitors on Examiner.com, add Google Analytics tracking code and study it

Get more website traffic visitors on Examiner.com, add Google Analytics tracking code and study it Thanks to my fellow Examiners over at the LinkedIn discussions groups for letting me know that you could put Google Analytics tracking code inside each of your posts to find out which of your particular posts get the most traffics and why -- so I'm writing this post to show other Examiner.com writers how do so, until the time that Examiner.com puts this forthcoming enhancement in place. Apply to Write for Examiner.com here now... First, go to Google Analytics and set up a new account if you haven't already. It's free. Then go to "Add Website Profile" at the bottom Choose "Add a Profile for a new domain", and add Examiner.com as your website and leave the choose adwords box blank Then you should get "Instructions for adding tracking" and "New Tracking Code ga.js" and under that you'll see "Copy the follow...