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Regarding the article you mentioned, that’s very interesting and true. I was also thinking about that recently and I have some plans that are related to that. Bloggers can’t have all their eggs in one basket and having different streams of income may it be active or passive will benefit the blogger more.

Can this be learned outside the classroom? Definitely! I know of several successful web designers/developers who learned everything about web design and stuff from online tutorials, self-study and experimentation. Its all a matter of will and perseverance.

In your case, I believe that you have great potential to be a successful copywriter, a freelance writer/blogger or a blogger for a certain network. ;)

I’ve read somewhere a very interesting article. This one tackles the matter of earning serious money online. One of them is of course blog monetization through ads and affiliate marketing. Is that it’s called? Well, the alternative presented is for one to learn some useful skills like this one you write about. Or it can be online related.

The point is that we all invest an awful chunk of time blogging with only modest income to show for it. The author goes on push the idea to learn other forms of income. Something not dependent on the arbitrariness of Google and web search traffic results. And it is these skills. These knowledge and skills can’t be taken away from us. We only have to be industrious.

What do you think, Jaypee. Can this be learned outside of the classroom. Can this be learned through online tutorials? That’s a great alternative, right?

I’m thinking of the fine example set by Gem here. Am I too far afield on this one?

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