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The Making a Millennial Millionaire blog uses a simple and minimalistic theme to keep the focus on the content.

Blog posts include a useful pointer that tells users how long a post will take to read.

Images help to break up the text and make the blog more engaging for users.

We love how Making a Millenial Millionaire really showcases its news appearances, it helps build trust and show the awesome work they're doing!

Super fitting for a blog about making money, this ad is relevant to Making a Millenial Millionaire's audience - how ads should be done!

The blog Making a Millennial Millionaire focuses on, you guessed it, making Millennial millionaires.

The blog layout is simple, with the homepage featuring an introduction to the blog before going straight into the blog content. Users can scroll through the most recent posts on the blog from the homepage.

There are an array of categories for users to choose from and the search function makes finding the content you are looking for easy.

The blog focuses on providing useful content for readers and keeps the layout and design simple in order to keep the focus on the content itself.

The blog also features embedded ads, a great way to monetize the website and build revenue.

Nick Burgess

Blog owner

I am a small business blogger who built my site, Making a Millennial Millionaire, entirely on Wix.

My entire business is my website! My blog is my business, and Wix has enabled me to now essentially generate passive income online. 

Q&A

How long have you been using Wix?

I decided to build the website myself because I wanted to see how easily it really could be, and I wanted full control over the templates, formatting and SEO on the site. The main goal of the site was to teach myself SEO, and I think this went a long way towards doing that.

I picked Wix after some heavy research. I used Wix competitors in the past and just didn’t like the interfaces and templates, so I chose Wix.

What do you like most about Wix?

It was very easy to build my website! It took me about 2 days to get the site to where I wanted it, and Wix has some purpose-built formats for blogs, so that was incredibly easy to implement.

I like that Wix automatically submitted my sitemap to Google Search Console and took the account buildout out of my hands. As a novice in that arena when I started out, this allowed me to avoid the most common beginner mistakes.

Is there anything you’d change about Wix?

If I’d improve Wix, it would be in the back-end tools. The dashboard of the site just isn’t very helpful, and it’s better to go to Google Analytics or Google Search Console for insights, rather than the Wix integrations with the two programs which lags.

Would you recommend Wix?

I would definitely recommend Wix to others. It’s easy, has great templates and is affordable for the more premium versions.

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Zion Adventure's homepage has a dynamic, energetic vibe

The Zion Adventure blog entices you in with stunning travel shots

Zion Adventure blog keeps it simple and engaging

We love this warm, inviting sign up pop-up. It's on brand with the colors scheme, clearly lists the reasons to sign up, and makes it easy too!

This is a smart move on Zion Adventure Photog's homepage, showing recent and favorite blog posts to help readers, and drive traffic to these pages.

Zion Adventure Photog is a great example of a blog that blends content with design. The blog’s posts offer comprehensive guidance on particular hikes, along with other more intrepid activities, such as canyoneering.

The blog serves as both a repository of knowledge and a portfolio of founder Arika’s adventure photography skills.

There is a strong sense of branding throughout the blog thanks to the orange color scheme that’s used not just for font and CTA boxes but is mirrored in the orange-toned filter that is used on all of the blog imagery.

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The Floral Compass homepage is as elegant as they come

Floral Compass blog posts make great use of visuals

The Floral Compass footer utilizes a beautiful photo gallery

Floral Compass shows that your blog posts don' have to be text heavy. Here, the images do plenty of talking!

Make it easy to get in touch, like Floral Compass does, using a contact form.

Floral Compass is glowing proof that having gorgeous photos can take your design and user experience to the next level. This beautiful blog example showcases founder Klair McDermott’s floral designs, while also sharing design techniques and educational tutorials.

The muted pastel color scheme is mirrored in the imagery and helps to create a relaxing and calm atmosphere from the moment a user lands on the homepage.

The Shop on Amazon button embedded into the header makes shopping products as easy as possible for users too.

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Japan Mobility's homepage cuts straight to the chase with useful information.

Japan Mobility blog posts keep the focus on content.

Japan Mobility's header uses stunning visuals to appeal to visitors.

While many blogs have a newsletter popup, why not dedicate a page to it, if that's your goal? We think Japan Mobility does it well!

Making life easy for your readers is essential. That's why we love Japan Mobility's blog earch feature!

A strong online presence is essential for any small business, and a blog is your best means of forging one. From opening a bank account to converting your driver’s license, Japan Mobility features a lot of in-depth information, helping people moving to Japan make the transition as smooth and as easy as possible.

Thanks to the amount of content on the site, great navigation is required. Luckily, the Japan Mobility website uses a detailed heaver navigation, broken down into pages and sub-categories, to make navigating the website and finding content easy.

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Kendra For Now's homepage has a fun, Pinterest-like feel to it.

Looking to make money through your blog? Check out Kendra For Now's neat "Shop the Feed" section!

We love the side-opening menu on Kendra For Now's blog, expanding into the various categories for easy browsing.

Blog posts don't have to be solid text. Here, a large image engages the reader, and the most recent blog post is easily reachable in the sidebar.

This blog looks like a replica of Pinterest, the popular photo curation platform designed to engage visitors, and keep them scrolling down for more.

By making the content easily pinnable, shareable, and aesthetically attractive, Kendra (the author) enhances its reach, and sets it apart from similar blogs.

The pop-up that appears when you first land on the blog encourages users to sign-up to the newsletter for more content, a great way to encourage sign-ups and open up content to a wider audience.

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Skint Dad’s homepage grabs attention with an image and author bio.

Skint Dad’s footer area helps explore categories and builds trust with contact information.

The navigation menu on Skint Dad is really easy to follow and is split into helpful sections with dropdowns.

Skint Dad’s blog posts are arranged in a nice grid.

Skint Dad’s blog posts are arranged in a nice grid.

Skint Dad is a great blog example of approaching a niche from a different angle. The blog helps new parents save more money in their day-to-day lives. There’s also a category of articles on how to make extra cash on the side, apart from a regular day job.

Young parents usually struggle with financial issues at the beginning of their journey, and Skint Dad helps them solve these pain points.

Blog posts can be accessed directly from the homepage, making finding content and using the website simple. Users don’t need to waste time moving through multiple pages, instead everything they need is presented to them from the moment they arrive on the homepage.

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KnowTechie homepage grabs attention with a featured post.

KnowTechie reviews call for equal level of attention to both titles and product images.

KnowTechie news appears in chronological order.

When we visited KnowTechie's contact form, we liked the various questions that it asks. There's also the option to receive notifications to keep readers in the loop!

This is a great way of showcasing social proof in an easy to understand way.

Tech blogs are often too technical, and full of complicated jargon. That’s why we like KnowTechie as a blog site example.

We’ve been following KnowTechie right from the time it started as the hobby horse of just a lone person writing about technology.

Thanks to its unique angle of making tech news accessible to non-technical readers, it has grown steadily since then into a high-traffic website, with a team of writers regularly publishing several pieces of content.

KnowTechie also uses branded featured images to help create a strong sense of brand identity throughout the blog, allowing users to immediately identify the content as being theirs.

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We Talk Money homepage has a large cover photo in the header

We Talk Money blog posts enhance readability with simple typography.

We Talk Money cover page depicts a lifestyle.

We want to talk about We Talk Money's about us page! We love the inclusion of a video to really help connect with readers.

Further down the About Us page, there are customer testimonials and badges for awards and certifications to build trust.

We Talk Money is the blog of an Australia-based financial ads business. It gives unbiased, reliable, and balanced recommendations to the readers on financial matters.

Blog posts are brief and informative, and followed by prompts to share on social media, and subscribe to email updates.

Each blog post combines text with images, sub-headings, and FAQs to help keep the content digestible and ensure users aren’t overwhelmed with too much information at once.

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Pinch of Yum homepage makes good use of tall images

Pinch of Yum author section looks lively with photos that show the author in action.

Pinch of Yum blog posts are shown in a clean and organized way. We love the use of images to hook readers in!

Navigation is easy thank to linked images and a search function.

The blog also includes unique categories such as "popular on Pinterest"

Pinch of Yum is one of our favorite food blog examples, as both the content and design are brilliant. With reminders to subscribe to the email newsletter in different areas of the blog, Lindsay has nailed the monetization aspect, too.

There’s also a blogging resources page to inspire aspiring bloggers to start a food blog.

What makes this blog stand out is the vibrant and high-quality imagery used. Not only are images used on blog posts, each category has its own image icon you can click, keeping the whole webpage image-focused.

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Evolved Habitat homepage starts with a beautiful photo associated with a featured post.

Evolved Habitat blog posts are organized in a clean layout.

The Evolved Habitat footer creates a strong contrast by using a bold red against black, and highlights a lead magnet too.

A large header image engages users with each blog post.

The Evolved Habitat blog also recommends further reading to users once they have reached the end of a blog post.

The Evolved Habitat blog sets the bar high for home comfort, with unparalleled content on topics related to home entertainment, automation, and security.

The blog makes great use of beautiful images in both the header backgrounds and body of the content, to provide a highly visual user experience.

Evolved Habitat footer creates a strong contrast and highlights a lead magnet.

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Styled Out West homepage draws the reader in.

Styled Out West categories section uses stunning photos to invite readers to explore.

Styled Out West blog posts are simple and distraction-free.

Each category includes a featured post for users to enjoy.

The footer includes options to engage on other platforms such as Instagram and via email.

Styled Out West is another blog example that gets a lot of aspects right — simple navigation, cool images, and great typography.

All these factors draw the readers in, and make them want to rethink their homes with the help from Jenna, the author. Moreover, using authentic, lively photos is another smart move to convey the lifestyle that she claims to help people achieve.

The embedded Instagram account adds a further aesthetic element to the blog and also encourages users to check out the brand on a different channel, providing them with additional content and value.

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From Roses homepage uses tall graphics with beautiful photography.

From Roses blog posts emphasize visuals too.

From Roses's author photo blends perfectly with the blog’s color scheme.

The blog features a unique layout combining images and text.

The From Roses blog imagery is linked to Pinterest, allowing users to re-pin the photos.

This beautiful photography and lifestyle blog includes everything from mental health and wardrobe help, and the design is just as impressive as the content.

Additionally, the color scheme, visuals, and simple site layout create an inviting vibe for the reader to continue exploring different areas of the blog.

The linear layout makes navigating through the blog posts easy whilst the drop-down menu prevents the header bar from becoming too overcrowded.

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Lux Living Weekly blog page uses borders to give a distinct look.

Lux Living Weekly blog posts are minimal and stylish.

Lux Living Weekly recent posts show views, comments, and likes.

The Lux Living Weekly blog includes a prompt and incentive for users to subscribe to the email newsletter.

The Lux Living Weekly blog includes a large sliding header image to attract attention and engage users.

Lux Living Weekly is a design and lifestyle blog by Casa Vilora Interiors, which uses it beautifully as part of its interior design portfolio. Veronica Solomon, the CEO, personally writes blog posts on subjects such as home decor, and design myths.

By sticking to her core values in design and content, the blog serves as a natural extension of her brand, making it a great blog site example.

Commenting is available on all of Veronica’s blog posts, helping her to build an online community of like-minded users. The comment section also provides useful feedback and ideas for future blog posts.

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Brownstone Boys blog page lets you filter posts by categories.

Brownstone Boys footer starts with an email signup form

Brownstone Boys cover is very inviting.

The Brownstone Boys blog titles are informative and engaging.

The blog also features embedded YouTube videos within posts to break up the content and provide further value for users.

The Brownstone Boys – Jordan and Barry – incorporated this blog as part of their company’s website, to showcase their expertise in restoration and renovation.

With renovation tips and design ideas, the blog serves as a supplement to other pages on their website. By using intriguing titles like “One Room Challenge” and “The Lowdown on Leveling Floors,” the blog highlights the Brownstone Boys’ industry knowledge, and builds trust among prospective customers.

Almost all of the images on the blog feature Jordan and Barry, helping users to form a connection with them, something that’s key to building an engaged online audience.

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Grossi Pelosi’s blog page doesn’t shy away from the strong use of blue color to appear bold.

Grossi Pelosi’s recent recipes with icons in headings.

Grossi Pelosi blog posts use videos to engage users

Grossi Pelosi’s blog includes a pop-up to encourage users to sign up to the brand's email newsletter to access more content.

The end of each blog post features social sharing icons to encourage users to share the content online.

If you think your blog posts need to follow a serious tone to be authoritative, think again! With this blog, Dan Pelosi shows that humor can make your brand instantly relatable. His recipes are as fun to read, and make Italian cooking look easy – while also managing to be deliciously informative, too.

Another notable aspect is the creative design, which instantly makes the connection with Italian home cooking.

Dan follows a strict red, blue, and white color scheme throughout his blog…something that he’s even replicated in his new cookbook!

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Stratechery blog page uses light yellow color to highlight areas.

Stratechery articles are minimal and clutter-free.

Stratechery blog posts use yellow beautifully to highlight links.

Social sharing icons and further reading ideas keep users engaged once they've completed the blog post.

A daily updates section shares the most up to date content with blog visitors.

Ben Thompson, a Taiwan-based blogger, uses this blog to educate people with his writings on marketing analytics and business technology.

Having previously worked for tech giants like Microsoft and Apple, he has a wealth of information to share with his audience, along with his unique take on events such as Apple acquiring Dark Sky and the Windows 11 announcement.

Ben’s blog posts are detailed and in-depth but he’s able to prevent them from becoming overwhelming and off-putting to users by using text boxes, bullet points, images, and embedded social media posts throughout.

As we discussed, learning from other successful blog examples is crucial to generate ideas and inspiration for your own blogging journey.

These blog website examples made with popular website builders are living proof that – even if your niche isn’t as sensational as making money, dating, or getting six-pack abs –your blog can still thrive by having a unique, interesting take on your chosen subject.

If you’re ready to take the plunge, check out our list of the best blogging platforms to start with. Alternatively, you can learn more about the field with our wide range of blog-related material, which includes guides to starting a fitness blog, how to set up a fashion blog, getting a sports blog off the ground, and optimizing your blog for SEO.