As you can see on my blog, I have two new revenue options. I have removed the Google 468×60 at the top of all my pages, and replaced it with a private banner sale. Links Juice is a PR6 link directory. It is a promising site. If you’re looking to spend some money to buy featured links in a high PR directory, I recommend this one.
Another revenue option is that DreamHost ad I place just above my picture. Dreamhost pays a lot of money if you can refer people. They pay $97 per new customer. That’s a lot of cheese! If I can refer 1 person a month that would amaze me. If you run a high traffic blog, it might be worth it to just stick this little button and see if you can earn some cash.
They also have an option to earn recurring payments equal to 10% of every payment your customers ever make. That could equal to a lot more than a one time payment of $97 if you can land some long term customers. Here’s a link for their hosting rewards information.
I’m still going to keep the 250×250 Adsense embedded into each post. I earn some money from it. Like $15 last month. They clicks pay pretty well, its just a matter of me bringing in new traffic to click them. I know all my regular readers don’t click on Google Ads.
At this point, I’m still not trying to turn this blog into a $1000/mo blog. It is more a journal for me. My goal by year’s end is just to have this blog pay for all my hosting costs, which would be around $50/mo. Unless I can start bringing in 1000s of uniques a day, then I might have to rethink my earning goals for this blog.
5 Responses
Nomar
January 24th, 2007 at 11:11 am
1That is a lot of money for 1 new customer.
good to hear your blog is doing well
Nick Witkoski
January 24th, 2007 at 10:56 pm
2Startlogic is another hosting company that pays affiliates super well. They pay $100 per sign up. Which is great because their smallest hosting plan for a year is only $83 so you actually make more money than they do.
David, I just signed up for advolcano.com im sure youve heard about is so far, anyways I wrote a report on it, its a nice advertiser for smaller websites.
http://whatsthefuss.net/news/advolcano-erupts-over-the-net/
Ian
January 25th, 2007 at 9:14 am
3Did someone actually approach you to advertise Links Juice on your blog?
David Lithman
January 25th, 2007 at 9:58 am
4Nick – I have only heard briefly about advolcano, but I’ll check your link out. Maybe it is something I can use for my site.
Ian – yes, the owner of the site wanted to put his ad on my blog. I’ll be leaving it up there for about 2 months.
Tez
January 25th, 2007 at 10:28 am
5Thanks david
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