Bhagvad Gita is sacred hindu scripture. It comprises of  about 700 verses and is part of epic mahabharata.

Though gita is immense and its teachings are so deep  that it is impossible to write about this is single post  , here we would try to understand gita’s teaching with  rules of blogging especially earning through blogging.

“To action alone hast thou a right and never at all to  its fruits; let not the fruits of action be thy motive;  neither let there be in thee any attachment to  inaction”- Gita.

Most people who blog and want to earn money through it  are more concerned about adsense money than the  content,creating brand and followership of the blog.

Once you write good content and have done basic stuff  necessary which are as under :

1) Using social networking site
2) Viral Marketing
3) Registered in blogged and other directories of blogs
4) Written good articles for article directory

Crawling and seo are but obvious by default.

Once you have done that stuff and made good blog with  good content , you would make money out of it.

Many times it is possible that you wrote wonderful  article which you think must be read by many and expect  few click from it
too but alas days pass and your that wonderful article  didnt do any wonder you thought it would but after 3-6  months , the same article might generate the traffic and  revenue.

I would give an example of a post which I had written  about Indian politics which I thought should bring lot  of people to my website. But it didn’t for  months!!!!!!!. I was sad and de motivated too . I had  high expectation from this webpage. After
3 odd months a social bookmarking site listed another  website’s page as featured page. My politics webpage was  related to this and whenever viewers clicked on that  page , they saw my link too and they visited it. I got  record visits on that page.

So write good content and forget about it , sooner or  later you would get rewards both in terms of traffic and  it terms of money.

As gita says “To action alone hast thou a right and  never at all to its fruits; let not the fruits of action  be thy motive; neither let there be in thee any  attachment to inaction”

Share on Facebook