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What are some creative ways to make money through your website?

UltimateWB website builder has lots of options to monetize your website, from subscriptions for access to premium content, selling digital downloads, to charging for posting to a listings directory or classifieds – or the other built-in social apps – or … Continue reading →

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How long does it usually take for a website to generate revenue?

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer to how long it takes a website to generate revenue. It depends heavily on several factors: 1) Monetization Strategy: How you plan to make money plays a big role. Selling physical products through an e-commerce store … Continue reading →

Posted in Ask David!, Website Traffic | Tagged ads, e-commerce, generate revenue, high-quality content, monetization, monetization options, monetization strategy, monetize, monetize directory, monetize website, online store, organic traffic, search engine optimization, seo, subscription model, subscription-based membership site, website niche | Leave a comment

Is it better to post videos to your website directly or to embed your YouTube videos?

There are pros and cons to both uploading videos directly to your website and embedding YouTube videos. Here’s a breakdown to help you decide: Uploading directly to your website: Pros: Cons: Embedding YouTube videos: Pros: Cons: Both Options Available with … Continue reading →

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Why SEO is better than ads?

While diving into the debate of SEO (search engine optimization) versus ads (paid advertising), the allure of SEO becomes evident. The appeal lies not only in its potential cost-effectiveness—especially if you’re adept at handling it yourself—but also in its enduring … Continue reading →

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Decoding Click-Through Rates (CTR): What’s Good and Why it Matters

Click-Through Rate (CTR) is a vital metric in the world of digital marketing and online advertising. It measures the effectiveness of your campaigns and helps you understand how well your content or ads are resonating with your audience. But what … Continue reading →

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Wix charges you and posts ads on your website in “Connect Domain” plan

One would imagine that if you are paying each month for your website to be hosted online, instead of using free hosting, you would not be forced to display ads on your website. There’s a good reason to not want ads … Continue reading →

Posted in Web Hosting, Website Builder Software Comparison | Tagged ads, connect domain, custom email address, domain name, google adsense, web hosting, Wix, wix ads | Leave a comment

“The Internship” with Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson – great pr for Google

It’s Friday night, time for movie date night. We all heard that it’s great to work at Google – the food, the relaxed environment, and the other various perks, and now there’s a movie on it. From the hit movie … Continue reading →

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How long does it usually take for a website to generate revenue?

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