Thanks, Jeff! I should have known you already had a great article on that exact topic! lol

Hi Kay – You might want to begin investing some of it. A Roth IRA is a good way to do it. Your contributions can be withdrawn at any time without having to pay income tax or an early withdrawal penalty. Within the Roth, you might consider investing through a robo-advisor, like Betterment or Wealthfront. Just remember though that no investment is guaranteed to make money for you, and might even lose money if the stock market falls.

Read this article Nick: How I’ve Made Over $1,097,757 From Blogging.

What were some of the things you did in the early days of your blog to drive traffic to it? How did you connect with individuals and other bloggers without risking being to spammy? Thanks, Jeff!

Hi Zachary – Congratulations on making a success of blogging. Not many people do. I can tell from the blog name that it’s probably making money! Keep it going for as long as you can, it might even become your primary career after graduation. A blog is very much a business that can lead to a lot of good things!

Hi Elizabeth – For blogging, check out my article GFC 096: How to Make Your First $1,000 Blogging (22 step action plan). For freelance writing, you can advertise on Facebook and other sites, or approach blogs and websites by email.

Hi Lance – It can be. But you have to get trained, and it usually requires working Friday and Saturday nights, which a lot of college students don’t want to do. If you’re willing to learn and work the hours it can be a really good part-time job.

Hi Ava – Approach blogs you read regularly and feel that you have something to contribute. See if they’ll accept content for pay. You may need to offer to write for free for a bit to get a list of published work. Keep working at it, and you’ll get there.