most recent 30 from http://www.gatejumper.net 2010-07-30T18:55:28Z http://www.gatejumper.net/feeds/tag/monetization http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://www.gatejumper.net/questions/197/i-have-idea-to-build-web-site-that-devoted-to-devoted-to-lots-of-variants-of-the umen 2009-11-27T09:07:13Z 2010-07-28T11:23:11Z

<p>Not collection of games from the web , but my original bubbles games creation My other game that people love to play ? My question if from the business point of view Can I monotize such web site? </p>

http://www.gatejumper.net/questions/289/what-are-the-pros-and-cons-of-affiliate-marketing-versus-mlm Work At Home Income 2010-01-19T05:23:05Z 2010-07-20T11:23:25Z

<p>When deciding which way to go for your online endeavors, <a href="http://learn2earnteam.info/l2e" rel="nofollow">Affiliate Marketing</a> takes the front row for a more streamlined and efficient way to earn an income. While <a href="http://learn2earnteam.info/go5" rel="nofollow">MLM</a> is slower to grow, long term it can have many more advantages over Affiliate sites.</p> <p>Now with this in mind, what avenue would you take and why?</p> <p>I personally am doing both, <a href="http://learn2earnteam.info/earn8" rel="nofollow">multiple streams of income</a> has always been my motto. I put all my eggs in one basket only one time, lesson learned.</p>

http://www.gatejumper.net/questions/254/flipping-websites-for-profit Juha Liikala 2009-12-28T09:16:32Z 2010-04-27T14:14:12Z

<p>Website flipping can be described as the process of buying, improving and selling a website for profit. You buy and sell a site that you believe:</p> <ul> <li>has some untapped potential (that can be monetized)</li> <li>is a site you can put more value into</li> <li>has already some existing and targeted client base</li> </ul> <p>Has any of you experience in this kind of flipping? Have you made a sustainable profit by doing this? I've heard quite many online "urban legends" about people who make fortunes doing this, but I haven't yet met anyone of them in person. </p>

http://www.gatejumper.net/questions/216/infrastructure-for-online-questions-what-do-you-use Thursday Bram 2009-12-07T14:14:09Z 2009-12-08T07:42:33Z

<p>As a part of expanding my business, I'm planning to offer a couple of online classes in the next year. I've been looking at a couple of different options for the infrastructure — setting up a special mailing list, using a forum — but I'm not seeing exactly what I want. What do those of you who run classes use to communicate with students while still keeping the information private?</p>

http://www.gatejumper.net/questions/146/display-advertising-vs-affiliate-marketing-vs-direct-sales-for-individual-entre Jenny 2009-11-13T19:17:45Z 2009-11-15T17:14:38Z

<p>For an individual entrepreneur (solopreneur) who is trying to make a living online, which monetization method is most likely to be successful, display advertising, affiliate marketing or direct sales?</p> <p>Here's what I mean by each:</p> <p><strong>Display advertising</strong> - putting adsense or banners on your site that pay you on a CPC (cost per click) or CPM (cost per impression) basis</p> <p><strong>Affiliate advertising</strong> - selling products made by other people/companies on your site, either through banners or contextual placement and being compensated on a CPA (cost per sale) basis</p> <p><strong>Direct sales</strong> - creating a product of your own (information product, subscription, physical good or whatever) and selling it directly through your site</p> <p>Are all three of these viable for making a living online? Is any one of them more likely to be successful?</p>

http://www.gatejumper.net/questions/99/am-i-crazy-to-think-i-can-make-money-from-blogging Jon Bracken 2009-11-10T18:48:28Z 2009-11-12T00:19:21Z

<p>I've been blogging for about six months now. My blog is about personal development (how to live a fuller life). I have made a grand total of maybe $200 from the blog so far. I want to be a full-time blogger within the next 6-12 months. </p> <p>I work my ass off blogging and really love it. I'm willing to put in 30 hours a week (after work + on weekends) to make it happen.</p> <p>Am I crazy? Is this possible?</p>