Online Income: $2,130 in June 2015

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I made $2,130 (before taxes and expenses), from online income in June, and I'm looking forward to a great July too! Have you ever made an online income?Holy Smokes! Next week marks my 1 year anniversary for freelancing online!! I’m really excited about that, but at the same time, I can’t believe it’s already been a year since I first started freelance writing for blogs and doing VA work.

I wouldn’t be anywhere near where I am today if it weren’t for people like Cat from Budget Blonde and Michelle from Making Sense of Cents helping me get started with my online business. Not only have I seen financial benefits from building my online business, but I’ve also grown as a person, learned a lot about life, and I’ve started dreaming again. No, I don’t mean I never had dreams in my sleep, I mean I’ve started dreaming about what life could be besides being stuck at a desk all day long M-F every week. For that, I am the most grateful of all.

There are some powerful people in this community of side hustlers and I’ve forever grateful that they are so kind and willing so share how they built their businesses and are willing to help new freelancers get started too.

Anyway, here is my online income report for June.

My online income for June 2015: $2,130.25 – I tied my highest income month ever!

Here is a breakdown of how I earned my money:

VA/Blog Management Services – $859.75

Writing – $1,087.50

Advertising on SHNM – $180.00

Other – $3.00

My income was up from May, partially because I negotiated some raises from some of my clients, but also because I took on some additional work too.

Then at the end of the month, I lost a couple of clients, which made me sad, but I also gained 3 new clients too. This is the ups and downs of freelancing that seem to happen all the time. I did beat my June goal, which was $1,500, so I’m happy about that too. I also expect my July income to be even higher than June, which is great!

As always, you need to know that I don’t count my online income until the month it gets deposited into my account, so this is from some work at the end of May through about mid-June. I have made some more since then, but it will be included on my next report since it didn’t hit my account until July 1st (or later).

Remember, that my online income has not yet been taxed, which means that about 30% of what I make is going to be taken by Uncle Sam, and another portion of my income will be used for expenses, like internet, computer repairs, tech services, my staff writer, and PayPal fees. Additionally, I’m saving some of my income to be used for FINCON15!

While I’m enjoying my online work, I’m certainly no pro at blogging or at making money online, but if I can get started you can too! If you have any questions about how to get started blogging, freelancing, or about my online income don’t hesitate to contact me! I promise that I will do my best to answer your questions and if I can’t I will point you to someone who can!

I’m going to set my July income goal at $1,750! I’m excited to see my income and goals going up over time.

Here are my other online income reports to-date:

For kicks and giggles I decided to average my monthly online income for the 12 months I’ve been freelancing. Even with the smaller months at the very beginning, my average monthly online income (gross) is $1,203.22, and it keeps going up which is great!

Did you make any online income in June?

My Online Income Report for June 2015 - check out how I did! If you have questions about making an income online, ask in the comments at @shoeaholicnomore

28 Comments

  • Great Job on your June Income! I would love to make money online as a freelance writer, but I feel like my writing needs to improve a little more before I branch out into freelancing

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    • Thanks Sylvia! I love freelance writing – it’s fun and I get paid to do it! 🙂

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  • Awesome job on your freelance income for June! That’s really impressive how you were able to negotiate raises. Extra cool points for that 🙂 I lost two clients last month but gained a new one already for this month so I’m really getting a taste of how freelancing can be a whirlwind sometimes.

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    • Yes, it sure can be. I lost a couple smaller clients and gained a couple bigger clients, so hopefully I still end up ahead in July.

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  • Great job, Kayla! Those PayPal fees really eat away at the income. I was always so disappointed to watch my hard earned money disappear to fees. But it’s just the cost of having a safe method of receiving payments.

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  • Awesome job Kayla! Your hard work is definitely paying off. 🙂

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    • Thanks Jessica! I’m excited to get over the $2,000 plateau that I felt kind of stuck at before.

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  • That’s awesome! You are getting closer to being able to quit the day job:-)

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    • Thanks Hayley! I’ll be sharing a big treat with you all soon. 🙂

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  • Wow, that’s a great number. It looks like you redesigned your blog. It looks really good. No money for me in June but that’s ok. It is inspiring to see how other bloggers have got side hustling down. Cheers.

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    • Hey May! Yes, I did a site re-design a few months ago. I’m glad you like it 🙂

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  • Congrats! You’re doing awesome! I remember when you were fretting about going freelance!

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  • This is really inspiring! I’m just starting out on my freelancing adventure but seeing your post is very motivational.

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    • Hi Tennille! I’m glad you find it inspiring 🙂 It took A LOT of work to get here, but I’m so proud and excited about where I’m at with my business today.

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