May 26, 2008
For many bloggers and website owners, finding a method to monetize their sites in the beginning can be a challenge.
Low traffic means commonly used ‘Pay per Click’ adverts like AdSense can give poor or no earning potential. Another possibility is payment for a 1000 displays, again this can be difficult to achieve or gives a poor reward.
But there are alternatives, how about monthly payments for a space on your blog/website? You might be thinking I’m talking about trying to obtain private adverts. But no, there are companies willing to buy space on your blog/website for a fixed price and no conditions on volume of traffic. What?! Yeah exactly what I thought, I’m not sure where the logic is or how to explain why they would be interested. [Read more]
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May 16, 2008
Welcome to the sixth money making report, here’s the last one.
As with the previous report I have been concentrating on university work this month, already had 2 exams with a further 4 to follow. Therefore this has got to take a back seat for the next couple of weeks at least.
I still await my first payment from matched.co.uk, which I expect in the next couple of days, payment has been confirmed and will be received in the next 7 days via PayPal, so I have been told (including my £5 sign up bonus). Nothing to report from Amazon as I removed the widgets as part of the site redesign. May look into making some new widgets that blend with the new look. Also have not reinstated AdToll yet, might look into doing this in the near future.
But now lets get down to business… [Read more]
May 10, 2008
Music is very important to students, I had not been exposed to such a wide range of music until I started uni.
It will be no surprise that the iPod and iTunes are a students best friend. But can Britain’s biggest supermarket muscle in on iTunes market share when it comes to downloadable music?
Well Tesco have just relaunched there music download service, rebranding it Tesco Digital.
Not that imaginative, but it’s to the point.
So apart from the flashy new website. What can students and others expect from this relaunched service? [Read more]
