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This blog will effectively be a journal for the world building of my various sci-fi worlds. (I have tons of sci-fi ideas in my head ranging from incredibly hard-science sci-fi, soft sci-fi, alternate history, Afro-futurism, post apocalyptic ect). And a dump for my ideas to contribute to the ‘Humans are space orcs’ discussion. (I find the idea that we’re the savages of the galaxy quite funny). And posts of my favorite sci-fi universes (The Expanse, Warhammer 40k, Battlestar Galatica & Cyberpunk 2077). I really hope this blog can grow alongside my main blog & art blog.

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Most people treat blogging like a digital diary. They write when they feel "inspired," post sporadically, and wonder why their bank account hasn’t moved six months later. The hard truth? A blog is not a journal; it is a business. If you want to go from zero to profit in half a year, you have to stop chasing "likes" and start chasing "solutions." The most successful bloggers aren’t necessarily the best writers—they are the best problem solvers. They understand that every click represents a person looking for an answer, and their job is to provide it better than anyone else. The Strongest Lesson: The "Pillar" Strategy The biggest takeaway from a 6-month growth plan is the power of Foundational Content. Instead of writing 50 short, surface-level posts, you gain more authority by creating 10 "Pillar" posts. These are deep-dive, 2,000+ word guides that solve a specific, recurring problem in your niche. These pillars become your "digital real estate" that earns for you while you sleep. 4 Practical Steps to Build Your Asset: Niche Down to Level Up: Don’t blog about "everything." Pick one intersection where your passion meets market demand (e.g., instead of "Finance," try "Investing for Remote Workers"). Use tools like Ubersuggest to confirm people are actually searching for your topic. Optimize for Humans, then Robots: Write for your reader first. Use clear headings, bullet points, and actionable takeaways. Then, use SEO basics—keywords in your H1/H2 tags and meta descriptions—to help search engines find you. Build Your Own "Real Estate": Don’t rely solely on social media algorithms. Start an email list on Day 1. Social platforms can change the rules tomorrow, but your email list is an audience you own forever. Monetize Through Trust: Don’t just slap ads everywhere. Start with affiliate marketing by recommending tools or products you actually use. When you solve a problem and suggest a tool that helps, the commission is a byproduct of the value you’ve provided. Success in blogging isn't about luck; it's about a repeatable system of consistency and optimization. I couldn’t fit everything in this post 👀 The full breakdown (with examples + practical steps) is here:    👉 Learn More Don’t miss the bonus tip at the end 😉

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Friend 1 (Dreamer): Bro I'm quitting my job. I'm going to become a blogger. 💻✌️ Friend 2 (The Realist): Oh my God. No other. What happened? Did you watch the YouTube video titled "How I Made ₹1 Lakh a Week Blogging"? Friend 1: Exactly. The guy was in Bali, drinking coconut water, working 3 hours a week. I want that kind of life. 🌴🥥 Friend 2: You know that "working 3 hours a week" means "wrote 60 articles in 3 months, cried, questioned his existence, and lived on instant noodles," right? Friend 1: Come on. It can't be that hard. I just pick a niche like… "How to become a millionaire in your 20s." Friend 2: Oh, perfect. Teach people something you haven't done yourself. Classic move. 😂 Friend 1: Okay, then I'll write about food. I love food. Brilliant, found something special. Friend 2: If eating Maggi at 2 am is a special thing, then you're golden. Call your blog "Late Night Culinary Crimes". 😆 Friend 1: Wait I really like it… but okay, real talk. How do I start a blog? Friend 2: Easy. Step 1: Buy a domain Step 2: Set up WordPress or Blogger Step 3: Choose a great theme Step 4: Cry because your theme doesn't look like the demo Step 5: Write your first post titled "I have no idea what I'm doing but here we go" Friend 1: Very true 😭 Okay, but how do I make money? Friend 2: Yes yes, the million-rupee question. You have: 👉 Ads (hello, Google Adsense!) 👉 Affiliate marketing (i.e. selling other people's stuff as if it were your own) 👉 Sponsored posts (once you're Insta-famous, of course) 👉 Selling your own products (like… a course on how you made ₹100 from blogging 😅) Friend 1: Wow, that's a lot. So isn't blogging a get-rich-quick scheme? Friend 2: No. This is the "if you don't quit and learn SEO, you'll eventually get rich" plan. Friend 1: Okay, you scared me and inspired me at the same time. Where can I learn all this? Friend 2: You're in luck. I found this site - www.learniux.in - it's like a blogging school, but free, and it doesn't make you scream at me in a big way. Friend 1: Yeah. That's what I want. A calm blog teacher. Thanks buddy. I'm going to blog when I go to Bali. 🏝️ Friend 2: Just remember: coconut water is refreshing, but consistency pays the bill. 😎

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