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Have you been running a blog for a while and now you are completely sick of it? You love the money, but you simply have writers block and you don’t want to write any more because you have been doing it all day everyday for xx months.

It happens to the best of us. It has happened to me a few times before, I would even bet it has happened to Darren at ProBlogger who blogs about blogging. It is not possible to wake up every single morning of your life and to absolutely love blogging and want to blog all day. We are all human and we all have flaws.

So what do you do when you want to stop blogging but don’t want to stop the money coming in. There are a few ways you can go about it. Whichever one is best for you…well you will have to decide that.

1. Build Up a Bank

You can build up a bank of blog posts so that you don’t have to post every single day of every single week. I remember when I was at college I built up a bank of about 3 weeks of posts and then I took 3 weeks break from my blog. In wordpress you can set your blogs to publish at a time you select. Just click the ‘edit’ option above where it saves ‘publish’. Choose your date and time of when you want your blog to be published and then hit publish. It won’t be published until the day you select.

2. Get Guest Posters

People love to guest post on blogs because it means that they can take advantage of someone else’s established traffic and they can receive readers for their blogs from other people’s blogs. So ask people for guest posts. Send some emails around. If you are a smaller blog then you might need to give some extra incentive (like some advertising).

3. Pay Bloggers to Blog For You

This is the best one because you can take as long of a break as you want and you can make money for doing almost nothing. Eventually this is exactly what I want to do on my blogs (and I am already doing it on websites I am flipping). You can pay people to write posts each day and then hopefully you advertising revenue is greater than the amount you pay them. Then you make profit all year round for doing nothing. All you have to do is read over them and make sure they are worthy of your blog.

4. Have a Break

I have seen a lot of blogger do this (Such as leo over on Zen Habits). If your readers love you they will be there when you get back.

5. Blog Less

Again I have seen Leo do this. Instead of blogging 2-3 times per day he now only blogs 3-4 times per week. This was because people didn’t like him writing so much. This way you can blog less and still earn a decent income by keeping your readers. It also means you can write better posts and get better page rankings for each post as they will have more activity.