How a "Penny Pincher" Started a 20k/month Blog...

From office worker to successful niche site owner to blog coach, a scheduling software built for convenience, and more...

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Are you working in an office job you detest - or at the very least find boring and unfulfilling?

Many of us do and want an escape.

(Maybe that's what brought you to Niche Pursuits in the first place?)

The good news is that it's still very possible to change your fate and grab life by the horns.

And our guest today, Tracie Fobes is the perfect example, here to show you how.

She's a former 401(k) office administrator turned full-time blogger.

After her first child she created a finance blog for new mothers just like her and it eventually took off.

The site grew to $20,000 a month and was ultimately sold for mid 6-figures in 2019.

She now makes a great living sharing her knowledge and experience to help others achieve the same success.

In her exclusive interview with Niche Pursuits she generously shares tips and tactics she's learned along her inspiring journey.

From being in debt and worried about the future, to building her first blog and selling it. Plus SEO, online courses, the 3 tools she uses to be so successful, and a whole lot more.

So, what skills and expertise have you gained that could be of value to others in the same boat?

You may be surprised how big the market is.

Be sure to check out Tracie Fobes interview here.

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That's all for now. Talk to you soon!

Spencer