How to make money from blogging in Namibia

Last Updated on December 19, 2023 by Elidge Staff

In this post, I will tell you how to make money from blogging in Namibia. If you have launched or developed a blog over that time, welcome to the club! Wouldn’t it be great if you could make a little money from your blog? After all, if you’re pouring your heart and soul into it, why shouldn’t it repay you?

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Here are some tried and tested ways to earn cash from blogging in Namibia

Affiliate marketing

Affiliate marketing is a great way to make money online; all it takes to get started is to add some links to your website’s posts that lead to other affiliate programs. When a reader buys something on a website after clicking on one of your affiliate links and buying something there, you will get a commission.

Websites like Amazon, ASOS and Apple offer affiliate programs. You earn a commission when a reader clicks on your affiliate link and completes a sale on these sites.

If you have a vibrant social media presence with a huge following, you may charge companies to post their services/products. Some people create their entire online revenue through sponsored posts on social media. You will be able to charge per post/re-post and the fees can be as high as you want.

Write guest posts for media outlets

You can create posts for media outlets, and get paid per post. This entirely depends on how popular your post is. If you are notably knowledgeable in politics, for instance, a newspaper would come to you for newsworthy political posts.

Sell a digital product

You can make money online by selling digital products like ebooks, video tutorials, courses, or workshops. To make more money you should be able to show that you are extraordinarily smart at what you are doing, or that your content has been verified to be valuable.

You can also make money by selling ad space in your newsletter. I use my newsletter to talk to my daily readers, tell them what is new on my website, and send them a digest of what I have learned. Remember not to bombard your newsletter readers with ads, or else they will unsubscribe.