Mobile Se Blogging Kaise Kare in 2025 Full Course (Free) by @SatishKVideos ​

Summary

Satish Kushwaha and blogger Ashutosh Singh demonstrate how to set up and operate a WordPress blog entirely from a smartphone. Their business model is to publish timely, search-friendly articles in a focused niche, build traffic, and monetize the site with Google AdSense.

They emphasize that blogging is not a quick or guaranteed way to earn money. Results depend on consistent work, content quality, and patience.

Business Strategy and Content Playbook

• Choose a focused niche: The tutorial uses government and education updates as an example, including exam results, job vacancies, and government schemes. Choose a short, memorable domain name that matches the topic.
• Find timely topics: Review category pages on established news sites such as Aaj Tak, Amar Ujala, Dainik Jagran, and Dainik Bhaskar. Also monitor government departments’ official websites and social media accounts.
• Verify information before publishing: Use news coverage or YouTube videos to identify potential topics, then check details against reliable or official sources. Explain the information in your own words rather than copying it.
• Structure useful articles: Include the main keyword in the title, a short summary, relevant details, dates and eligibility criteria where applicable, and a conclusion. Add images with alt text, links to related articles on your site, and links to relevant external sources.
• Use SEO checks: The presenters recommend Rank Math to review headings, keyword usage, and internal and external links.
• Work efficiently on mobile: Ashutosh uses voice typing to draft articles. The presenters estimate that a 500–600-word article can take about 15–20 minutes this way, compared with 40–45 minutes of typing. These are their reported estimates, not guaranteed production times.
• Promote content and encourage return visits: They suggest sharing posts on social platforms and using push notifications or Twitter and WhatsApp groups to bring visitors back. They say engaged external traffic may help content reach Google Discover, but present this as a possibility rather than a guarantee.

Setup and Operating Process

1. Buy a domain and hosting for a self-hosted WordPress site. The presenters recommend Hostinger and demonstrate its Premium plan, which they say can host up to 25 websites and includes a free domain and weekly backups. They suggest considering a two- or four-year term for a lower effective price; actual prices depend on the plan, term, and promotions.
2. Install WordPress and select the server location closest to the target audience. Their example targets India, so they choose an Indian server, citing potential benefits to response time and user experience.
3. Install a lightweight theme—they demonstrate GeneratePress—and limit plugins to those needed for SEO, analytics, and caching. They warn that excessive plugins can slow a site.
4. Create core pages and navigation: Set up About Us, Contact, Disclaimer, Terms and Conditions, and Privacy Policy pages. Organize posts into categories and add those categories to the site menu.
5. Connect measurement tools: They demonstrate Google Site Kit to connect Search Console and Google Analytics. They also recommend setting up AdSense after publishing content and attracting traffic.
6. Apply for AdSense: Submit the site for review. If rejected, improve the articles and site before applying again. For government-information sites, they specifically advise clarifying that the site is unofficial and directing readers to verify details with official sources.

Metrics, Claims, and Timelines

• Case-study earnings: Ashutosh claims to have earned around ₹50 lakh from Google AdSense over the previous year, working from a mobile phone. During the recording, the presenters show a dashboard with $146 so far that day and $355 the previous day. The subtitles also mention about 1.5 lakh views at the time, but the relationship between those figures is unclear.
• Traffic examples: The discussion cites roughly 3,000–4,000 visits per day for one site and says Ashutosh’s real-time traffic can reach 4,000–5,000. Another site is shown with about 280 real-time visitors. These are examples from the video, not expected outcomes for a new blog.
• Time to traffic: The presenters say experienced operators may see traffic within 5–10 days, while new bloggers may need two to four months or even a year. They acknowledge that some people work for years without seeing the results they want.
• Publishing cadence: They suggest publishing as many as 10 articles per day and sharing them on social media as a way to increase the chance of Discover exposure. This is advice, not a guaranteed growth target.
• Language and revenue: They claim English sites can earn higher RPM than Hindi sites, without providing comparative figures.
• Hosting promotion: The tutorial advertises a 10% coupon discount and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Some checkout amounts in the subtitles are unclear, so the quoted prices should not be treated as reliable current pricing.

Presenters and Sources

Presenters: Satish Kushwaha and Ashutosh Singh.

Sources and tools mentioned: Ashutosh Singh’s blogging experience; Aaj Tak, Amar Ujala, Dainik Jagran, and Dainik Bhaskar; government websites and social media accounts; YouTube; WordPress; GeneratePress; Rank Math; Google Site Kit, Search Console, Analytics, AdSense, and Discover; Hostinger; and a separate tutorial by Shailesh Bhai.