Top Earning Blogs – Make Money Online Blogging

Written by Michael Dunlop

51Share

email

print

Superstar Bloggers Making Fortunes Online

Today I decided to research how much my favorite blog’s are earning every month and I wasn’t surprised to see some of them make over $100000 per month.
These are blogs and success stories that have inspired me to become a blogger. These Superstar bloggers continue to inspire me to this day – and they have kept me motivated to not give up whenever it got tough, especially in the early days.
If I have not already done so I hope that with this list you can see just how powerful and rewarding blogging can be and inspire you to FOLLOW THE DREAM and create a blog of your own.

Special Notes:
1) To give you some idea of the potential available – top blogging network, Weblogs, Inc. is believed to earn about $30 million a month revenue from 13 million unique visitors.
2) And it is not just about making money monthly it is also about building a BUSINESS that can be sold, such as 22 year old Johns Wu did when he sold his blog for $15 Million.

Check out the TOP EARNING BLOGS list below. I have already interviewed a number of these Superstar bloggers but hope to interview a lot more of them over the coming months – so watch out for that.
To Our Blogging Success
Michael

30 Blog’s That Make A Lot Of Money Online

Top Earning Websites

Written by Michael Dunlop

Today I created a list of the top 30 earning websites in the world, for some of these websites, $50 million in revenue a day is just a typical day, crazy isn’t it? And it was all created in the last 10 or so years! I usually would do a write up about how the list rocks and why you should do it to but I think the figures speak for themselves, enjoy!

30 Websites That Make A Lot Of Money Online

Rank	Website	Found		Annual Revenue	Per Second
1	Google	Larry Page and Sergey Brin		$21,800,000,000	$691.27
2	Amazon	Jeff Bezos		$19,166,000,000	$607.75
3	Yahoo	Jerry Yang and David Filo		$7,200,000,000	$228.31
4	eBay	Pierre Omidyar		$6,290,000,000	$199.45
5	MSN/Live	Nathan Myhrvold.		$3,214,000,000	$101.92
6	PayPal	Max Levchin, Peter Thiel, and Luke Nosek		$2,250,000,000	$71.35
7	iTunes	Jeff Robbin		$1,900,000,000	$60.25
8	Reuters	Marshal Vace		$1,892,000,000	$59.99
9	Priceline	Jesse Fink		$1,884,000,000	$59.74
10	Expedia	Added Mark Schroeder		$1,447,000,000	$45.88
11	NetFlix	Reed Hastings		$1,200,000,000	$38.05
12	Travelocity	Terry Jones		$1,100,000,000	$38.05
13	Zappos	Nick Swinmurn		$1,000,000,000	$31.71
14	Hotels.com	David Litman		$1,000,000,000	$31.71
15	AOL	Erik Prince		$968,000,000	$30.70
16	Orbitz	Jeff Katz		$870,000,000	$27.59
17	Overstock	Robert Brazell		$834,000,000	$26.45
18	MySpace	Tom Anderson		$800,000,000	$25.37
19	Skype	Niklas Zennstrom		$550,841,000	$17.47
20	Sohu	Zhang Chaoyang		$429,000,000	$13.60
21	Buy.com	Robb Brock		$400,000,000	$12.68
22	StubHub	Eric Baker		$400,000,000	$12.68
23	Alibaba	Jack Ma		$316,000,000	$10.02
24	Facebook	Mark Zuckerberg		$300,000,000	$9.51
25	YouTube	Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim		$300,000,000	$9.51
26	Blue Nile	Mark Vadon		$295,000,000	$9.35
27	Tripadvisor	Stephen Kaufer		$260,000,000	$8.24
28	Getty Images	Mark Getty		$233,200,000	$7.39
29	Bidz	Garry Itkin		$207,000,000	$6.56
30	NYTimes	Henry Jarvis Raymond		$175,000,000	$5.55

To our success in 2009,Michael Dunlop

Evidence of iPad 3 and iOS 6? Server Logs Tell the Tale

BY TabTimes


Are some Apple employees already surfing the Web using new iPad 3 tablets? That would not be a surprise if the device, as rumored, is set for release

Lady Gaga the First to Hit 20 Million Twitter Followers

by Jeremy Cabalona
Gaga topped fellow pop icon Britney Spears in August of 2010 to become the most-followed person on Twitter.  Currently, Spears has 13.5 million Twitter followers

Is This the iPad 3? [VIDEO]

by Samantha Murphy
Itching to see what the iPad 3 looks like and don’t want to wait until Wednesday?

Tech blog MIC Gadget has reportedly obtained parts of the next-generation iPad. If this is real, it’s the closest look yet at the new tablet from Apple.

In line with industry speculation, the clip reveals that the iPad 3 touts a larger camera lens and a slightly thicker shell. In addition, it will once again include a home button, disputing rumors that the touchscreen itself could serve as the home button.

Top 10 Most Amazing iPhone Puzzle Games

by Carter Dotson
Since the days of Tetris on the original Game Boy, puzzle games and handheld devices have gone hand in hand. With the App Store encouraging creative developers to come up with their own ideas for addicting brain-teasers, there are plenty of quality puzzle games out there for the iPhone and iPad. But these puzzlers are the cream of the crop. From new takes on familiar ideas to unique hybrids — these are the ten best puzzle games for iOS.

1. Bejeweled Blitz

PopCap's high-speed take on the Bejeweled formula is perfectly represented on iOS. One minute to match as many gems as possible means a lot of luck is required, but it's just crazy enough to stay exciting and interesting. The game uses Facebook to connect with the browser version of the game, bringing together achievements and friend leaderboards from across various platforms.

Best iPhone Puzzle Games

More Popular Galleries

• 

  10 Valentine’s Day Cards for Your Special Tech Geek

• 

  12 Adorable Google Doodles for Valentine’s Day

• 

  13 Lytro Photos That Will Make You Look Twice

• 

  What I Really Do: The Best Examples of the Job-Themed Meme

• 

  10 Awesome Animated Google+ Profiles [VIDEOS]

• 

  How to Add Photos to Your Facebook Map

Comment Share

Previous 1 of 10 Next

PopCap's high-speed take on the Bejeweled formula is perfectly represented on iOS. One minute to match as many gems as possible means a lot of luck is required, but it's just crazy enough to stay exciting and interesting. The game uses Facebook to connect with the browser version of the game, bringing together achievements and friend leaderboards from across various platforms.

1. Bejeweled Blitz

1

This game requires a different set of puzzle skills: creativity. Each level has a goal or star that must be collected by conjuring up items. By typing in the name of practically anything, with the ability to add adjectives, these items can be used to help solve the problems that levels cause, like trying to get a bull to hit a switch to open a gate, or trying to solve a zombie infestation. It requires far more thought than many action games, and has more action than most puzzle games.

2. Scribblenauts Remix

2

This high-intensity match-3 game has an interesting twist. The board shrinks by one column or row for every three pieces that are dropped, making it imperative to eliminate pieces before the board disappears entirely. It gets wickedly tough in its later levels when there are many blocks to remove, and the drop rate increases dramatically. iPad owners can play the game with physical controls using the iCade.

3. Compression

3

In this uniquely cerebral game, colored orbs drop onto the board, each with a number on it. This number represents the number of other pieces adjacent to it in its row or column there must be for the piece to be eliminated — no more, no less. Recognizing how the whole playing field is operating and making moves with a purpose becomes key, as one poorly-placed piece could remain there for the duration of the game and bring the game one step closer to ending.

4. Drop7

4

The player launches orbs onto a playing field, that then expand out until they hit a wall or another orb. A number is then added to the orb, signifying how many hits it will take for the orb to go away. If an orb ends up below the firing line, it's game over. Oh, and each orb has its own gravity. Careful shots are the name of the game here — learning how to shoot orbs that just float around other ones or carefully bounce off of them multiple times to eliminate them, making sure that a huge, field-filling orb doesn't wind forming.
Also available on iPad.

5. Orbital

5

It starts off easily enough; match each animal that appears to the appropriate side. Then there are multiple animals on each side, the timer's ticking ever closer to zero and the game forces the player to try to sort out the mess of matches, quickly forming strategies for recognizing which side each animal should go on in an instant. This game makes my brain twist into pretzels, which is an impressive feat for a game where the concept consists only of animals being matched to one of two sides.

6. Match Panic

6

This game combines the line-forming of Tetris, the color matching of a match-3 game and word puzzles. Players form straight lines or match up three of the same color blocks to uncover the letters behind the tiles, then try to form words from adjacent letters. It gets very hectic to manage such different aspects of the game, requiring expert multitasking. It's the video game equivalent of chess boxing.

7. Puzzlejuice

7

This match-3 game hearkens back to the days of challenging arcade puzzle games. Players pull down orbs from the playing field, then launch them back up, trying to match three at a time. The game picks up in pace quickly and starts to add more types of orbs to the board as time goes on. Thankfully, despite the fast pace, the controls are incredibly precise. Fans of multiplayer will enjoy the game's two-player modes available on a single iPad.

8. Linkoidz

8

The title of this game quickly becomes literal, as players try to move tangram pieces around a board into various places. Multitouch becomes important to use here, as some pieces are more easily moved simultaneously. Timing often becomes involved in some of the levels, making this game particularly devious. It's great on the iPad, but perfectly playable on the iPhone.

9. Cross Fingers

9

This is a delightfully manic puzzler that combines color matching with Jenga. Players swipe different-colored condos left and right, trying to keep the stack from toppling over by feeding same-colored condos to the monsters on each side, and matching up three of the same color condo in the stack. The game gets a bit wacky, particularly with the crazy monster animations, a perfect fit for the [adult swim] brand.

10. Monsters Ate My Condo

10

View As One Page »

Apple Inc., Made In America

There are two sayings on the back of every Apple product: Designed By Apple in California and Assembled in China. These statements attempt to say that even though the products might be assembled in a different country, Apple is an American company — a fact Apple proclaimed loudly today with a new web page titled Creating jobs through innovation.

Apple has been under fire lately regarding its overseas manufacturing partners. Apple hired the Fair Labor Association to conduct voluntary audits of the final assembly partners, including Foxconn’s massive Asian facilities. But consumers and activists alike aren’t buying it. It’s a smokescreen, they say. Foxconn will just hide the children and give everyone a new pillow prior to inspector’s arrival. This has rightly put Apple on the defensive.