I started dozens of sites, some of them failed and some of them succeeded.

If you are a novice blogger and not earning good money, here are the five tips I can give you i read somewhere.

1. Mediocre content: For any new blog to succeed, and start running on autopilot, you need to create high-quality content consistently. Whenever you publish any blog post, you need to strive hard to make it the best article on the internet in its class. For the first 3-4 months of your blog, you need to forget about SEO and create high-quality content and promote it extensively on social media.
2. Shiny object syndrome: Digital insanity is real, and it can eat you up alive if you’re not careful enough. You’re a blogger, do it with a full heart. Don’t get distracted by other things like eCom, dropshipping, CPA, etc. The career mastery is not possible when you have SOS. Yaro has a great snackable article on SOS in his awesome blog, do give it a read.
3. Not treating it like a business: For many people treating blogging like a real business is a problem. I’ve been there. If you know my story, blogging was my hobby and later it turned into my profession early in my blogging days, I settled for mediocre and hesitant to invest in things. Like any other business, blogging needs proper investment to scale up faster. You need to invest money to earn more money, it’s simple.
4. Impatience: Blogging is a long-term game. But the fact is that people always look for get-rich schemes. You need to build a solid reader base, Google needs to trust you. It all takes time. If you are impatient when it comes to blogging, you lose interest soon and yell – “Blogging is dead”. You need to be an HQ content machine for at least 6 months before thinking otherwise.
5. Not thinking big: Bill Gates said – “Most people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can do in ten years.” The same thing is true in blogging. Don’t limit your vision, aim for a moon-shot. The best way to future-proof your business is to not settle for mediocre, whether it be mediocre content, mediocre vision, mediocre goals, or whatever mediocre.

i read somewhere these tips and i think this is helpful for you and for me also I love to read blogs and the @useallot inc is a fav place to post blogs 

if you think you build your career in engineering or anywhere the go for it but i want to tell you that if you have a good skill in designing or other things then go for that i am a technical student but i work as a graphic designer and i know what mistakes I did I mistake to choose first my career and i want to tell you if you are good at gaming, blogging, YouTuber or content creator or writer then focus and go for it there are come some differences and more if you go for another thing whose you don't like its give you money no doubts but it will not give you satisfaction