Comments on: Ways to Monetize| How You Grow your Readership Affects Adsense http://theblogladies.com/ways-to-monetize-how-you-grow-your-readership-affects-adsense/ blogging, social media, aff. marketing Tue, 06 Jan 2009 04:27:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Blog Lady Dee http://theblogladies.com/ways-to-monetize-how-you-grow-your-readership-affects-adsense/#comment-59 Blog Lady Dee Sat, 12 Apr 2008 15:28:19 +0000 http://theblogladies.com/ways-to-monetize-how-you-grow-your-readership-affects-adsense/#comment-59 Hi Baldeagle, Thanks for dropping by. It's great to hear validation from someone who has been there. I invite you to keep checking back, we have a few more tricks up our sleeve. Dee Hi Baldeagle,

Thanks for dropping by. It’s great to hear validation from someone who has been there.
I invite you to keep checking back, we have a few more tricks up our sleeve.

Dee

]]> By: baldeagle http://theblogladies.com/ways-to-monetize-how-you-grow-your-readership-affects-adsense/#comment-58 baldeagle Sat, 12 Apr 2008 02:03:34 +0000 http://theblogladies.com/ways-to-monetize-how-you-grow-your-readership-affects-adsense/#comment-58 I can definitely agree with the concept presented in this post. I have a niche site (baldeagleloans.com) that I had going when I was active with a P2P lending outfit. The adsense ads for that site can bring better than a dollar a click, where I've seen other ads pay less than 4 cents. I was going to close the site when I disassociated myself with the P2P lending outfit, but the ads are generating more than the site costs to operate (even with no new content). So, I leave a dormant site up because it is a cash cow. I'm considering ways to get back into a similar niche, but want to learn a few more tricks before I dive in that pool again. Thanks for a very insightful blog! I can definitely agree with the concept presented in this post. I have a niche site (baldeagleloans.com) that I had going when I was active with a P2P lending outfit. The adsense ads for that site can bring better than a dollar a click, where I’ve seen other ads pay less than 4 cents. I was going to close the site when I disassociated myself with the P2P lending outfit, but the ads are generating more than the site costs to operate (even with no new content). So, I leave a dormant site up because it is a cash cow.

I’m considering ways to get back into a similar niche, but want to learn a few more tricks before I dive in that pool again. Thanks for a very insightful blog!

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