Are you thinking to start a blog of your own? Do you know which blogs pay the highest? In this article we will list some of the best paying blog ideas for 2021, ranging from traditional, proprietary blogs (like the one you are reading), to blogging on third-party platforms such as Medium and LinkedIn Pulse, and micro-blogging in social media captions. There has been a further bifurcation of the blogging industry into bloggers and social media influencers. A lot of people who may once have become bloggers, are pursuing careers as influencers instead.
These trends have brought new commercial and creative opportunities for independent online content creators. The downside is that blogging has become harder to define, and therefore harder to report on as an industry. This effect has been so pronounced that use of the term ‘blogging’ itself seems to be waning.
One of the upshots of these trends is that it is no longer easy to get estimates on bloggers’ earnings from a reputable source, as titles like Forbes have refocused on trending topics like Instagrammers and YouTubers. We might have taken this as our cue to stop analysing the performance of top paid bloggers. However, we’ve been keeping track of the careers of the bloggers included in last year’s list, we still believe there’s a lot to say about their high-earning blogs. Let’s take a good look at each leading blog’s status in 2020, and see what lessons we can take away about the state of blogging.
The earnings figures given with each blogger are best-available estimates of annual earnings from Owler, given in U.S. dollars.
Top 10 highest-earning bloggers
HuffPost: $500 million per year
Engadget: $47.5 million per year
Moz: $44.9 million per year
PerezHilton: $41.3 million per year
Copyblogger: $33.1 million per year
Mashable: $30 million per year
TechCrunch: $22.5 million per year
Envato Tuts+: $10 million per year
Smashing Magazine: $5.2 million per year
Gizmodo: $4.8 million per year
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