I’m Not Buying Land. I’m Publishing It.
- Silivere Bakomeza
- Jul 30
- 4 min read
The Land Everyone Missed
The internet is the only place in the world where you can claim land for free.
But almost no one sees it that way.
They scroll it.
They consume it.
They rent space on it with tweets, reels, and short-term noise.
But they don’t own it.
That’s the difference.
Most people are tenants in the digital world.
They build their following on Instagram, TikTok, X.
Platforms they don’t control. Audiences they don’t own. Algorithms they don’t understand.
Me?
I’m building my blog like a real estate empire.
Every post is a property.
Every idea is a unit.
Every archive is a foundation.
Every page indexed by Google is land I control.
This isn’t some content creator fantasy.
It’s an ownership strategy.
I’m Not a Blogger. I’m a Builder
When I hit publish, I’m not journaling my thoughts.
I’m placing a brick.
I’m not a blogger.
I’m not an influencer.
I’m not a guy with opinions and a Squarespace login.
I’m an investor.
And this site is my land.
I’ve already committed 20 years to showing every step of my $50 a day investing journey.
That gives me 1,000 Saturdays.
That’s 1,000 receipts.
1,000 blog posts.
1,000 digital units I control.
No mortgage.
No permits.
No gatekeepers.
And the return is compounding every time someone searches, clicks, shares, or saves it.
Digital Land Appreciates Too
The best part?
Digital real estate appreciates faster than physical land when built right.
Here’s why:
Content scales instantly. You don’t need permits or contractors. You can reach 1 or 1 million from the same post.
Search engines never sleep. Your blog can grow in visibility every month with no extra work.
The upside is infinite. One blog post can lead to ten clients, five partnerships, or thousands in affiliate income.
The overhead is microscopic. Hosting a site costs less than a tank of gas.
When I started stacking blog posts the same way I stack MSTR shares, it hit me.
This is real estate too.
And it pays in attention, income, and influence.
I’m Not Buying Land. I’m Publishing It.
Most people chase physical land because it feels real.
But digital land pays faster, scales wider, and compounds harder.
The blog post you publish today might bring in 10,000 visitors in five years.
The newsletter you write once could bring income for life.
The SEO asset you create now could outrank billion dollar companies next month.
This is why I focus on owning the shelf.
Not scrolling through someone else’s.
Every time I publish, I’m putting a stake in the ground.
A compounding asset with my voice, my system, and my proof.
Blogging Like a Landlord
Here’s how I think about my site:
Each post is one rental unit. It lives on Google. It earns traffic.
My blog is an apartment complex. Over time, it grows in value.
My audience is the resident base. They live here, not on rented social feeds.
My systems are the property managers. Automation handles the rest.
If one blog post earns 10 visitors a day,
then 100 posts earn 1,000.
Stack that over 10 years.
That’s why I don’t need viral moments.
I need digital deeds.
Every Blog Post Is a Piece of My Portfolio
People love to brag about their index fund returns.
Or their Airbnb income.
Or their rental portfolio in cities they barely visit.
Here’s what they miss:
Blog posts don’t need tenants.
Blog posts don’t need repairs.
Blog posts don’t break leases or file lawsuits.
Blog posts don’t generate property taxes or maintenance calls.
But they do generate traffic, influence, and income.
If you build them with purpose.
Every Saturday, I post a new MSTR investing update.
And every time I do, my portfolio grows.
Not just my stock portfolio.
My digital one too.
The Ownership Shift Pyramid
Ownership is a spectrum. Here’s how it grows:
Level 1: Labor. Trading time for income.
Level 2: Hustles. Renting skills and services.
Level 3: Content. Turning ideas into long term assets.
Level 4: Digital Real Estate. Compounding ownership that outlives you.
Every blog post moves you higher.
Every rep cements your identity.
Every visitor is passive income disguised as attention.
“But Digital Real Estate Isn’t Real…”
That’s what they say.
Until it beats them.
Digital real estate:
Doesn’t depreciate
Doesn’t require a down payment
Doesn’t care where you’re from
Doesn’t stop working while you sleep
What part of that isn’t real?
From Refugee to Digital Landlord
I didn’t grow up with wealth.
I wasn’t born into money.
I didn’t have a trust fund, a network, or a safety net.
But I had a voice.
I had a system.
And now I have a plan.
My kids won’t need to wonder how I made it.
They’ll have 1,000 blog posts to study.
1,000 lessons to follow.
And a media empire to inherit.
This is the new wealth ladder.
One post.
One share.
One Saturday at a time.
This Is My Real Estate Plan
No Airbnb.
No landlord headaches.
No shortcuts.
Just conviction, behavior, and ownership.
Repeated weekly, published publicly, and built permanently.
If I stack 1,000 blog posts over 20 years, I won’t need a realtor.
I’ll already own the land.
The digital land that matters.
The kind Google ranks, readers share, and future generations learn from.
This is how you go from broke to built.
From ignored to immortal.
From renter to ruler.
Start Your Digital Property Today
Your first post is your first brick.
Write it. Publish it. Own it.
You don’t need permission.
You don’t need followers.
You don’t need funding.
You need a habit.
You need a system.
You need a reason to keep showing up.
If you’re ready to turn your voice into ownership,
subscribe to my newsletter and follow my 20-year journey at BakoInvest.com.
And if you’re starting from zero, start there. That’s where I began too.
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