Geekflare

It was another fantastic year for Geekflare traffic growth. Geekflare generated 26% more pageviews compare to last year.

It was possible by covering more topics and continuously producing high-quality articles. So keep doing what you are doing and have confidence in your work. You will get there eventually.

Happy new year everyone, stay safe!

Last year in July, Geekflare was registered in the UK. While looking into accounting, I realized the total revenue had crossed £100,000.

When I started Geekflare, I never considered monetizing, but the number shows if you do it properly, you can still make money through blogging as a side-project.

Thank you so much, everyone, for making this possible.

Another great year with lots of changes.

I moved the Geekflare business from India to the UK. My wife (Rity Anand) takes care of the operation.

Continued producing quality articles on Web Security, Cloud Computing, Sysadmin, DevOps, Development, etc.

Getting a good writer is still challenging.

I realized, Geekflare needs more hands to grow. I started looking for a freelancer writer to join and managed to get a few. Getting a good writer with technical knowledge is challenging.

Started looking to monetize through affiliates, ads, and sponsored articles. I learned a lot about marketing this year.

Geekflare generated 4,402,791 pageviews in 2018.

Many things happened in 2017! It was a significant milestone.

Geekflare generated 3,460,997 pageviews in 2017.

The Internet community is excellent. I started getting contacted by a product-based company to join their affiliates because Geekflare was sending good traffic to their websites. As you can guess, I had zero clues about affiliates.

This triggered me to think about monetization and registered Geekflare as a business in India.

Geekflare generate 1,272,226 pageviews in 2016. It was a great year with hundreds of new articles covering many topics. I didn't focus on monetizing or SEO. My focus was to produce quality articles to help Web Engineer, Security Analyst, Webmaster, Sysadmin.

Geekflare generated 549,915 pageviews in 2015. Most of the articles were focused on Web Security, Middleware, and Blogging.
Writing is hard and it is essential to focus on writing what you like. Don't worry too much about keyword research, SEO, or follow SEO experts blindly. Do your math and focus on quality.

It all started on this day.

I decided to move my personal blog to something brandable name. After spending many hours, I came up with the name Geekflare. You can guess I am a Cloudflare fan so that helped to come up with the idea of mixing flare.

What do you think about the name?