How Jitendra Vaswani Grew Bloggers Ideas to 3.1M+ Clicks and $70K a Month
A Delhi-based affiliate marketer turned a side blog into a multilingual media business earning $70,000 per month, and he says SOPs and long-term SEO made the difference.
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Business snapshot
Monthly revenue
$70K/mo
reported Apr 2023
- Business model
- Content website
- Started
- Dec 2014
- Team
- Solo founder + 15 staff
- Based in
- Delhi, India
- Monthly revenue
- $70,000 per month
- Clicks, last 12 months
- 3.1M+
- Yearly traffic
- 2.5 M+ visitors
- Team size
- 15 employees
- SEO hire salary
- $2.5k per month
Tools
- WordPress
- Google Analytics
- Google Search Console
- Ahrefs
- SEMrush
- Impact.com
Founder-reported figures, not independently verified.
Who built it, and what they built
Jitendra Vaswani is an affiliate marketer based in Delhi, India, with more than 9 years in the industry. He describes himself as a digital nomad who values freedom over money, with a personal goal of traveling the world while running his businesses from a laptop.
His main property is Bloggers Ideas, a content website he started in December 2014 that now runs with a team of 15 people and one cofounder. He also founded Digiexe.com, a digital marketing agency he has been building in recent months.
Where the idea came from
In 2012, Jitendra took an SEO job paying $100/mo, going against his family's preference for a more conventional programming career. He spent the next two and a half years splitting his effort between startup jobs and personal projects, one of which was BloggersIdeas.com.
“Many prosperous businesspeople got their first start by working for someone else. It's okay to take it gradually at first.”
That patience paid off. He reports that the blog now produces 6 figures in profits, and the business panel on the page lists revenue of $70,000 per month.
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