Website Monetization

Posted by admin on Jan 31, 2009 in Monetization |

Well hello there guys, welcome back to the blog. Today’s post is all about the practices of monetizing our blogs and the methods we will use to do this. It’s a pretty simple concept and today I’m just going to highlight various methods.

Website Monetization

Now that we have a fully functioning blog with lots of content and hopefully a flow of visitors it’s time for us to place things on our blogs to make us money, as that’s what this is all about. Technically we could have, and maybe we should have, put this into practice before we began promotion but it kind of slipped my mind. Either way it doesn’t really matter just as long as we get some form of monetization onto our blog so that we can get results. Here are the things which I will discuss on this blog.

1. Adsense

AdSense is the ad serving platform created by Google which appears on many websites. You can tell if an advertisement is AdSense because it will say, “Ads by Google” somewhere on it. This is used by many webmasters and is by far the most popular but not necessarily the most profitable.

2. Commision Junction/ Clickbank Products

These are 2 different affiliate programs that allow you to send visitors to buy products and you make a commission on each sale you send through. This method offers a good amount of money to be made but it is also a little more difficult to get sales. Even if you get click throughs to the sale’s site it isn’t guaranteed to get you any money. However, it is still well worth it because when you do make a sale it usually has a significant amount of money for you.

3. Amazon and other Affiliate Programs

If you’re niche has more to do with physical products or other things there you are likely to be able to find an affiliate program for items in your niche. Amazon has a great affiliate program that pays you a percentage on sales and is by far one of the best physical item affiliate programs. If you need an affiliate program just do a Google search with your niche keyword and affiliate program and you should find at least one to promote.

In tomorrow’s post I will discuss AdSense more in depth and then I will also discuss the other methods further. That’s all for today.

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