In India, unconventional careers that do not involve going to an office for at least eight hours a day are often looked down upon. But every year, a large number of highly qualified Indian women willingly or unwillingly leave their jobs, and decide to work from home. Lots of these women are new mothers who take a break or leave their jobs permanently to look after their children. However, as they find their feet as new mothers and realise they have more time on their hands, it also becomes tedious to stay at home and not do anything. Five years ago, I was in the same position when I had my baby. I left my job and was desperate to do something of my own. I understood that all the online work from home jobs are mostly scams or ridiculously underpaid. It was then that I turned to blogging. Blogging is fun and the best thing about it is that it can be turned into a lucrative career. It gives the liberty to share your passion with the world. There are many women who have made it big as bloggers such as Melyssa Griffin who used Pinterest to get more traffic to blogs. Melyssa earns $1 million per month from her blog. Similarly, Ruth Soukup has Living Well, Spending Less, where she shares her ‘comfortable within budget’ life and teaches how to maintain one. These women are bloggers and have turned their love for Pinterest/budget to thriving online businesses. In India, blogging is still in the ‘endorse to get free product/free food’ stage for women bloggers whereas our male counterparts are doing really well. The one thing that Indian male bloggers are doing better is the search engine optimisation. Blogging is lucrative, there is money. But to get the money, we need to understand a blog’s purpose and how to attract money. Blogs were essentially created to share information/knowledge. With the internet boom and people starting to search online for answers, blogs rose to prominence and then began to thrive.
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In India, unconventional careers that do not involve going to an office for at least eight hours a day are often looked down upon. But every year, a large number of highly qualified Indian women willingly or unwillingly leave their jobs, and decide to work from home. Lots of these women are new mothers who take a break or leave their jobs permanently to look after their children. However, as they find their feet as new mothers and realise they have more time on their hands, it also becomes tedious to stay at home and not do anything. Five years ago, I was in the same position when I had my baby. I left my job and was desperate to do something of my own. I understood that all the online work from home jobs are mostly scams or ridiculously underpaid. It was then that I turned to blogging. Blogging is fun and the best thing about it is that it can be turned into a lucrative career. It gives the liberty to share your passion with the world. There are many women who have made it big as bloggers such as Melyssa Griffin who used Pinterest to get more traffic to blogs. Melyssa earns $1 million per month from her blog. Similarly, Ruth Soukup has Living Well, Spending Less, where she shares her ‘comfortable within budget’ life and teaches how to maintain one. These women are bloggers and have turned their love for Pinterest/budget to thriving online businesses. In India, blogging is still in the ‘endorse to get free product/free food’ stage for women bloggers whereas our male counterparts are doing really well. The one thing that Indian male bloggers are doing better is the search engine optimisation. Blogging is lucrative, there is money. But to get the money, we need to understand a blog’s purpose and how to attract money. Blogs were essentially created to share information/knowledge. With the internet boom and people starting to search online for answers, blogs rose to prominence and then began to thrive.
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