Methods to consider:
Monetization of your blog traffic can be
accomplished in several ways. Some are easy
and some are a little more complex. The most
straightforward way is to use a "pay to
post" service where you get paid by a third
party to post blog messages. Another is
where people pay you to include links inside
your blog posts to their products or
service. These two both first require that
you have an established blog with loyal
readers but can generate income. The amount
of income is going to be a direct result of
your traffic levels.
The fact is that if you have traffic to your
blog then there a number of ways you can
generate income from each post. One of these
is to include ads in your highest traffic
areas of your posts. You would offer to
place an ad into your blog's highest traffic
areas for a fee based on the amount of
traffic that section of your blog will
receive. This is very straightforward, very
common and an extremely easy way to add a
new revenue source to your blog.
An extension of this is to use a Cost Per
Click (CPC) program (Adsense) or add
affiliate links and earn when a visitor
clicks a CPC ad or from each order generated
through affiliate links. The best part of
these methods is that these require very
little effort or work to get started. These
methods can be done quickly and can be
expanded over time and has the potential to
provide a good level of income each month.
By far, the most lucrative way to make money
from your blog traffic is to offer something
that people want and then charge them to
access it. In other words, your visitors
have to want to pay you for what your write
about. If not, they will go away to another
site on the same niche. There are many
things that fit into this category like
eBooks, video instruction courses or
podcasts. All you need to do is find a niche
that other people are already interested in
and are already paying for content and focus
your energies there.
Things you should know ahead of time:
Before you try to monetize the traffic to
your blog, you need to know a few basic
points to insure your success.
First, you need to know your niche. Say your
blog is focused on dog training products.
You do not want to place ads, links or
products that are unrelated to that main
category of dog training products. Keep it
all focused on your niche. Remember, content
is king but it needs to be quality and
tightly focused content to keep the search
engines and your visitors coming back for
more.
Next, you need to know where your traffic is
coming from and where it goes when they
leave your blog. Most web hosting companies
like Host Gator offer a suite of tracking
tools to help you with this, so take
advantage of what they offer. Reports are
available that detail the time of day, what
and how many pages your visitors viewed as
well as what day of the week the visitor
came and how long they stayed. You can even
run a report that tells you what page is the
starting point of every visit. This kind of
information is golden. BUT only if you use
it.
Why should you keep track of the click path
for your visitors? With this information you
could target your audience with ads, guest
posted articles or through comments to
articles on other sites that your visitors
frequent.
Once you're up and running, you can build it
from there or move into other niches and
repeat the process.
Surbhi Maheshwari [MBA Fin / Mktg ]
Manager Finance
On Line Assistence :
Gtalk : SurbhiM.AeroSoft@gmail.com
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