Have you ever thought about starting another blog?
I haven’t just thought about it – I have created many. I have found it a great way to grow my business, up my income and create sellable assets. I also find it fun!
In the last year, I’ve also learned firsthand what an important tool it is to diversify your income. As the pandemic continues to stretch on, there are many challenging niches out there as well as many opportunities. Some blogging niches are having their best days ever while some are basically dead.
Starting a new blog is a great way to hedge your bets and to make sure you always have at least one site that’s going really well. There’s never been a better time to get started.
In this episode, learn why I start multiple blogs, the benefits, the drawbacks, mistakes to avoid and how to make your own decision about whether to build that next blog or not.
Read the show notes here: https://www.digitalnomadwannabe.com/episode26
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