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Valedictus

Next Town Over was supposed to take five years. It took thirteen and change, and it is not an exaggeration to say when I started it I was, figuratively and literally, a different person. 

When I wrote Next Town Over I worked part time in a print shop and part time at a small game developer in what was essentially an intern level copywriting role. I was nearing 30; a perfect storm of residual 20s naivete about paying for the future and a third-life crisis about the fact that I was incredibly dissatisfied with where I was at. I didn’t intend to do Next Town Over as a webcomic; I intended it for an independent press because at the time my ideas around the legitimacy of art hinged [incorrectly] on compensation and traditional publication. I drew the first 10ish pages as part of a pitch to shop around to probably five differently small publishers, and had one taker: a brand new small press that wanted to publish it online, own 50% of it, and give me a page rate of $100/page. (A sidebar for context and transparency: these days I work quite a bit with creator-owned small publishers and in the year of our Lord 2024 I’m lucky to command $100/page; NTO less its supplementals would have paid me $41,000+ in page rates before any royalties or sales, and while $41k is a pittance it’s also probably more than I’ve made off the comic in 13 years.) But I was incredibly naive and ridiculously optimistic about its appeal and my ability to find it an audience – and in my partial defense the creative economy was in a drastically different place than it is today – and I decided that if this publisher could make enough in ad revenue, etc., publishing it as a webcomic, I could surely do it myself while retaining full ownership.

Neither of my then-jobs paid very much but at the time I lived with the person I’d marry a year later, whose job was good money and moreover good insurance.  In the shelter of that headspace I asked that then-partner what he thought of me quitting the print job to focus on cranking out Next Town Over, as a webcomic, since we were sufficiently set financially to take the risk and anyway look at all the money creatives are making off Google AdSense (put a pin in that).

He agreed to this; I slapped together a Wordpress-with-Comicpress website and scheduled those first 10 pages to drop weekly. That seemed like a more-than-doable rate at which to buffer a bunch of pages (it was; NTO’s buffer was, for awhile, a now unimaginable 20 pages). This first website did indeed have AdSense advertising (and Project Wonderful ads; remember those?), and it did indeed appear encouragingly lucrative in the early months given its newness. The comic got a few enthusiastic write ups. Kris Straub shouted it out on Chainsawsuit. I became internet friends with a bunch of other creators of similarly-scoped comics (almost none of which ultimately survived). I quit my other job, at the game studio, which didn’t seem to be going anywhere anyway.  (In the glow of this era I like to think fear I helped inspire friends to attempt their own longform comic projects in web form.)

I no longer remember or particularly care how many months into this enterprise Google killed my AdSense account for “invalid click activity”, a ruling I unsuccessfully attempted to appeal about 4 times over the years – a ruling which eventually affected almost every single creator of those similarly-scoped comics. This not only killed most of the revenue on NTO but also locked me out of earning money via Google in perpetuity; I’d go on to have YouTube videos with 750k views I could never monetize, etc.. Project Wonderful earned, but not like AdSense. Patreon was two years away. Next Town Over was now making me basically nothing.  I’d quit my Jobs for Adults because I felt called to make art and it was going about how they warn you it will, and in the absence of any kind of financial validation I was honestly feeling pretty bad about it. Full time comics was supposed to have solved the aimlessness and ennui I’d felt my whole life and it had decisively not. 

In 2011 I had a near-fatal health crisis I’ll decline to get into, but mention because the existential scare forced me to reexamine once again what I was doing, what I wanted to do, what was important to me. The answer to all of these seemed to just be “I don’t know”; I had never had a plan for or even a vision of what my future could look like. But at 30 I felt like doors were closing, and doing something was better than doing nothing. So in rapid succession I asked my partner to marry me, we had a child, and I ran a Kickstarter to collect the first four books of Next Town Over into a print edition.

With a new child it just made sense for me to continue staying home and taking care of him and the house with my ultimately flexible independent artist schedule and relatively terrible earning potential – terrible earning potential that would ultimately compound itself over a decade out of the traditional work force. 

Having a family and focusing on being a stay-at-home parent didn’t fix the ennui, the sense of estrangement from my own life. It made it worse. I assumed because I wasn’t contributing to our household financially in any kind of significant way, an item of increasing friction and resentment in my marriage. I was taking freelance work here and there, but never consistently enough to replace a real job, and of course I kept puttering away at drawing Next Town Over. 

In 2013 Patreon launched, a new paradigm in supporting creators. I was incredibly hopeful I could make enough on this new platform to meaningfully supplement our earnings and, in my thinking, thereby feel validated in what I was doing with my life. At the beginning I shared a lot of sketch and conceptual materials from NTO, a lot of worldbuilding extras and a few process videos. NTO stalwarts were quick to support me on Patreon – many of whom are still supporting me an unthinkable 10 years later, a fact I’m constantly aware of/grateful for – but my monthly support never went gangbusters in the manner promised by the early optimism of the platform (to this day my Patreon is an amount that’s been immensely helpful and allowed me to purchase, among other things, the iPad Pro that transformed my art workflow – I’ll talk about this in a Patron-exclusive, process-focused postmortem that’s yet to come – but I generally make more off a single commission or item of work for hire than I do in a month’s worth of Patreon pledges.)

I continued like this for years, mostly focused on my kid but sidelining comics and occasional work for hire. I thought for awhile maybe independent publishing was my thing, and in addition to a second crowdfunded Next Town Over collection, I curated, edited, and did two stories for a frontier fantasy anthology with some of my friends: Poor Wayfaring Strangers. It funded successfully and my friends’ contributions to it are lovely so I don’t regret making it for an instant, but it proved remarkably sales proof post-Kickstarter. 

From about 2015 onwards I was convinced the great misstep in my life was leaving the little intern level job at the game developer, because my prime hobby and favorite storytelling medium was perennially videogames, not comics, and I really was drawn to making those. I started doing more and more hobbyist game development, mostly with a partner. We did a few game jams, embarked on several too-big projects that were never completed. I became about 70% of a 2D technical artist, and started thinking maybe that was my real calling, the thing I’d neglected all this time. I started thinking when NTO wrapped, and my kid was older, that would be what I’d try to focus on before I was dead. 

In fall of 2018 I started feeling minor numbness in my fingers, which progressed pretty quickly to worse numbness, radiating up my arms and into my neck and head, eventually becoming tingling and then worsening pain. Working in a desk chair became nearly unbearable and NTO started experiencing the first chronic disruptions to its previously clockwork update schedule in almost 8 years of drawing and posting it. We spent thousands on neurologists and rheumatologists, physical therapists and acupuncturists. I had autoimmune disease symptoms including abnormal bloodwork but I was never formally diagnosed with anything. A sports medicine provider told me I had thoracic outlet syndrome and I muddled through the suggested courses of PT but saw very little improvement. My chronic low grade depression worsened tremendously; I felt like shit and moreover I felt crazy without any concrete diagnosis. I didn’t want to move and not moving made it worse. 

I made a bunch of adjustments to how I work, including overhauling my desk geometry and starting to do art more seriously on an iPad Pro (thanks Patrons!), which allowed for more flexibility in work configurations. Over a period of about 2 years the symptoms lessened and I also just got used to a baseline level of low grade neck and back pain; anyone with chronic pain can probably attest that at some point you just sort of acclimate to some background level of it and soldier on but it’s always there like a rock in your shoe, making you irritable, making you exhausted. I’d always felt like that though: irritable, exhausted, an indefinable rock in my shoe. In a way this was nothing new. It was more of the same.  

Heading into the dread 2020 I wasn’t in the best place but I was fairly comfortable, had just started a solo Unity game, was looking forward to Next Town Over’s homestretch so I could focus on my true calling. I resumed working on Patron-only comic Cutter and Ironwood, and started thinking about returning to trying to stream. I was doing more lucrative freelance work. 

But you know what 2020 was like.  

My kid and my spouse came home from school and work. My kid’s schooling was virtual for a year and change. I was banished from the office where my work/dev/streaming setup was as my spouse [needfully] took it over to work from home. Approaching its 10th anniversary, Next Town Over, which I expected to be concluding, was so decisively backburnered the usually 52-updates-a-year comic updated 21 times in 2020. Then 11 times in 2021.  As the comic slid, so did my mood. I had been almost 30 when I quit my day jobs to do NTO. Now I was almost 40. I had an 8 year old. And nothing I’d done in the intervening decade had moved the needle on my creeping discontent. If anything it was worse. 

And after the years of cloistered introspection COVID forced on everyone, at the beginning of 2022 it went critical. 

This could be its own 2500 word memoir, but the cliff notes version is at the start of 2022 I was forced to confront, agonizingly, over the course of a couple traumatic life events, some therapy, and writing the first draft of Every Hole, that The Problem With Me was that I was a trans man. It is now practically a cliché to have understood yourself as trans because of the pandemic, but annoyingly it was the Cinderella slipper that slid with irrefutable ease over the shape of my lifetime of depression and alienation. 

The good news is pretty much the moment I stopped pruning off any new growth to fit in the comfortable, unchallenging container of my previous existence, things started to turn around for me mentally. Over the course of 3 months I wrote the 115,000 word rough draft for Every Hole – a comic (a comic I’ll be eternally grateful to for its role in the Figuring Out) after years of certainty I was done with comics the second I put down Next Town Over. Unbottling my identity simultaneously uncorked my energy reservoirs for making shit – and also my functionally unexplored sexuality, and by July I’d successfully pitched an erotica short to Filthy Figments, to start running that October. Throughout 2022 I transitioned my ass off along with working on Every Hole, on Positive Feedback, on freelance art, and yes: on Next Town Over. It didn’t hit 52 updates that year but it did hit 24, the most I’d managed in years, and alongside over 60 pages of comics work elsewhere.  60 is also roughly how many pounds I lost in the process of becoming Ben; I’m now over 40 but I am also in generally the best shape I’ve been in since my 20s. This has had the knock-on effect of diminishing the still-there neck and back pain to a whisper I can almost always ignore – still more fuel for the accelerating engine of my want to make art again. 

But it did cost me my partner.

In many ways my marriage ran perfectly parallel to Next Town Over. In a tidy bookend to marrying the year after starting NTO – a comic at its core about a dysfunctional marriage ��� I’m divorcing in the year following finishing it. My marriage was built on a fault line, its dissolution an inevitability, but it has been slow-motion, and largely amicable. 

My future feels precarious in a way I’m not sure it ever has. But I have to admit the precarity is exciting, and unlike the first half of my life where I just sort of drifted on the current and couldn’t picture any kind of future, I can now envision not one but any number of futures for myself. I have been, and am, both Vane, riding off into the wilderness to find and forget, and John, tirelessly chasing his passion at any cost. 

When I started Next Town Over I was an aimless, childless single straight girl who could ride a horse. 13 years later I’m a middle-aged queer man and father with chronic pain and a 12 year marriage in my rearview. (I assume I can still ride a horse, but it’s been awhile.) Next Town Over was the backdrop to such an unbelievable amount of change in my life that when I think about the sum of the change that has inevitably happened in the combined lives of all of you, its readers, in that same span of time, it is nothing short of overwhelming. 

Thanks for reading, thanks for listening, for commenting, for buying the books or supporting the Patreon, for creating fan works, for retweeting updates or talking in the Discord when the Discord was active because we were all locked up hiding together from a global pandemic. Thanks for coming along. 

For many of us this will likely be where we part ways. My gratitude for those of you is undiminished; if you want a final fix of frontier fantasy and you aren’t a Patron, check out Cutter and Ironwood 0; I intended to do more with these characters and I haven’t ruled it out but it’s unlikely to happen any time soon as I am headed elsewhere, at least for awhile. Watch this space (wherever you’re reading this) if you want to know when I crowdfund a print edition of NTO #9-13, which will be the chunkiest NTO book by far.  

If you’d like to stay on, follow or subscribe to my Patreon if you aren’t already; I have just started Every Hole Book 2; Patrons of all levels get Book 1 for free or you can catch up standalone buying it off my itch.  If NTO was a comic about marriage, Every Hole is a comic about rekindling your power in midlife. I hope to not be working on it for 13 years but if I am I guess that’s fine, too. 

I hope you’re looking forward to or already living in one of any number of futures you envisioned for yourself. 

Happy trails.

Ben May 2024

[a-yarn-of-purple-prose]

The reason I won't be able to sleep tonight is that google and twitter are actively trying to influence the voting of a bill in my country, one regulating the responsibility of the service providers on the spread of misinformation and fake news, impersonation and bot activity.

Google's answer was to pen scare-mongering articles (based on an older version of the bill's text, but they don't say this) and link those in its front page, urging brazilians to contact our senators so they'll vote against the bill. Willful misinformation.

Twitter's answer was suppressing the trending topics related to the bill (PL 2630). Shadowbanning, but on steroids, but you'd expect that from twitter. We generally joke that if twitter was forced to take down all nazi propaganda (yes *that* is on the bill) they'd have very little content left.

I've read the full text of the bill.

(this is when I say I'm not a lawyer, I'm an academical. I know how to read the text and can interpret it, though I can't debate the minutia.)

While there are some areas that could potentially be used as leverage to infringe on personal expression, you have to understand that, legally speaking, freedom of expression in Brazil is not as important as bodily autonomy/freedom from harm (you can have opinions on this, I sure have opinions on laws from other countries, it won't change our constitution or the manner in which judges make their decisions over here.)

Some highlights:

The articles related to enforced demonatization have been scrapped. I mention this because it's all you find when you search about this bill in english.

The obligatory identification of all users (which was in the previous text of the bill) has been exchanged for a possible (the word "may" is used) use of official identification as means to curb impersonation.

Social media providers are expected to not only clearly mark ads, but also inform when someone paid for boosting. In case of political ads, the providers are expected to conform to existing electoral legislation and report the total amount of ad money spent on campaign by each candidate/party (which they were refusing to do. That was already illegal, this has already been to courts, the inclusion in this bill is just so that the commission created in it would receive such reports.)

That said, the bill includes some interesting requirements. Big tech companies would have to keep a portuguese speaking team over here which would be responsible for sending periodical reports to a government commission (mostly over bot activity and account suspensions), and the collected data should be made available to the academic community (!).

But, the way I see it, the important part is that this bill has this:

Capítulo III

(...)

Art. 20. A Administração Pública deverá coibir a destinação de publicidade para sítios eletrônicos e contas em redes sociais que promovam atos de incitação à violência contra pessoa ou grupo, especialmente em razão de sua raça, cor, etnia, sexo, características genéticas, convicções filosóficas, deficiência física, imunológica, sensorial ou mental, por ter cumprido pena ou por qualquer particularidade ou condição.

Translation (mine):

Chapter III (...) Article 20. The Public Administration shall curb the allocation of advertising to electronic sites and accounts on social networks that promote acts of incitement to violence against a person or group, especially due to their race, color, ethnicity, sex, genetic characteristics, philosophical convictions, physical, immunological, sensory or mental disability, for having served time or for any particularity or condition.

This basically means AdSense gets no government money, that Twitter can't serve government ads on hateful profiles. It could mean Twitter can't serve government ads at all as long as there is hate on the ad viewer's TL.

This is why Big Tech is working against this bill.

[predatorandoctupus]

Blogging and digital learning

Blogging refers to writing, photography, and other media that's self-published online. Blogging started as an opportunity for individuals to write diary-style entries, but it has since been incorporated into websites for many businesses. The hallmarks of blogging include frequent updates, informal language, and opportunities for readers to engage and start a conversation.

What Is Blogging?

The word blog is actually a shortened form of its original name, "weblog." These weblogs allowed early internet users to "log" the details of their day in diary-style entries. Blogs often allow readers to comment, so as they became more common, communities sprung up around popular blogs.

If you want to create your online presence and share content you are passionate about, blogging can be a lucrative career choice. In this article, we answer, “What is blogging?”, explore its advantages, understand how you can start blogging and make money from it and share some tips for running a successful blog.

How Blogging Works

Blogging is as simple as obtaining a website and publishing original content on it. Tech-savvy bloggers can buy a domain name and build the website themselves. Those with less HTML knowledge can create an account with sites like WordPress that simplify the web design and publishing process.

Blogs are usually simple websites. Older pieces may be archived in separate sections of the site, and there may be a separate page with contact info or a bio, but the blog itself is usually just a single page that can be scrolled through—similar to the news feed on social media sites like Facebook. As with a Facebook news feed, a blog displays the newest content at the top of the page.

Pros and Cons of Blogging

Pros

Good for SEO

Maintains communication with customers

Builds rapport with customers

Generate alternate income

Cons

Time-consuming

Constantly requires fresh ideas

Payoff is delayed

Blogging in and of itself won't generate income

Requirements for a Blog

The good news is that starting a blog or adding a blog to your existing site is relativity easy and affordable. All you have to do is follow these four steps.

Set Up the Blog

There are free blog options such as WordPress and Blogger, but to retain control and a professional image, consider investing in a domain name and a hosting service. You can install WordPress or another content management system on your host if you don't want to create the whole site from scratch.

Add Content

Once your blog is up and running, you need to keep it active with new content to grow your business. Develop a set schedule for writing and posting blog articles. Create a content calendar so you always know what you're going to post.

Market

Like all other business ideas, your success comes from marketing and getting your message in front of your target market. Great ways to reach your market are through social media apps, email lists, and by reaching out to other bloggers, podcasters, and media outlets for publicity. Repurpose your blog content to promote your business across platforms, such as by using quotes on your Twitter or Instagram profiles, or by creating a video of your article to share on YouTube.

Add Income Streams

While your blog can complement an existing business, it's also a great way to add additional income streams to your home business. You can promote other companies' products and services in affiliate marketing. You can advertise or feed ad networks, such as AdSense, on to your blog. If you have a service business you're promoting with your blog, you can create your own information products to complement it. Or, if you have your own product, you can offer a service.

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How to Maximize Ad Revenue for Your Website: Effective Strategies for Success

Monetizing a website is a primary goal for many digital entrepreneurs and content creators. One of the most popular ways to generate income from your site is through ads. However, simply placing ads on your website isn't enough to maximize ad revenue. To truly capitalize on advertising, you need a strategic approach that takes into account your audience, site traffic, and the types of ads you display. In this blog, we’ll explore some essential strategies to help you maximize ad revenue for your website.

Focus on High-Quality Content

The foundation of any successful website is high-quality, engaging content. Ad revenue is closely tied to the amount of traffic your site receives, and the best way to increase traffic is to consistently provide content that resonates with your audience. By creating valuable, informative, and well-written articles or multimedia, you’ll attract more visitors, which can directly impact your revenue.

Optimize Ad Placement

To maximize ad revenue for your website, strategically place them in high- traffic areas. For instance, placing ads above the fold (the area visible on the screen without scrolling) increases visibility and user engagement. In addition, ads placed within content, such as banner ads between paragraphs or in-line text ads, often generate more clicks because they blend naturally with the content. Experiment with different placements to find what works best for your audience, and monitor your results closely to make adjustments.

Leverage Multiple Ad Networks

Diversifying the ad networks you use can be a powerful way to increase revenue. While Google AdSense is one of the most popular choices for website monetization, there are many other ad networks that can provide additional opportunities for revenue. Consider using multiple ad networks, including programmatic advertising platforms, affiliate marketing ads, and direct partnerships with brands.

Target Your Audience with Relevant Ads

To maximize ad revenue for your website, serve ads that are relevant to your audience. Using ad networks or tools that allow for audience targeting based on interests, demographics, and browsing behavior can significantly improve the effectiveness of your ads. For instance, display ads for products or services that your visitors are likely to be interested in, based on their search history or on-page activity. This increases the likelihood of clicks and conversions, which in turn boosts your ad earnings. The more tailored and relevant the ad experience, the more engaged your audience will be.

Improve Website Speed and User Experience

Consider user experience to maximize ad revenue for your website. Websites that load slowly or have poor navigation tend to lose visitors quickly, leading to fewer ad impressions and clicks. To improve the user experience and increase your chances of generating ad revenue, optimize your website’s speed by minimizing large image files, leveraging browser caching, and using content delivery networks (CDNs). A fast-loading site enhances user retention, leading to more opportunities for ad exposure.

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WordPress vs Blogger: Key Differences in Features, SEO, and Costs Explained

Ownership & Control

WordPress.org offers full ownership and control, allowing extensive customization and scalability. WordPress.com provides some flexibility but with limitations, making it easier to manage. Blogger, owned by Google, is free and simple but restricts ownership, as Google can suspend accounts. Blogger suits basic personal blogs with minimal customization.

Ease of Use

WordPress.org offers powerful customization options but has a learning curve, making it ideal for users seeking control and scalability. Blogger, in contrast, is beginner-friendly and straightforward, allowing users to start blogging quickly without extensive customization. Blogger is best for those who prioritize simplicity over advanced feature

Customization & Flexibility

WordPress.org provides extensive customization with thousands of themes, plugins, and custom code options, ideal for users needing flexibility and advanced features as their site grows. In contrast, Blogger offers basic customization, making it simple but restrictive, suited for users wanting a straightforward blogging platform without complex modificatio

Monetization

WordPress.org offers full control over monetization, allowing for flexible options like Google AdSense, affiliate marketing, and other ad networks without restrictions on ad types or placement. Blogger, while integrating easily with Google AdSense, provides fewer options and less control, making it better for basic, straightforward ad-based revenue.

SEO & Performance

WordPress offers robust SEO capabilities, with plugins like Yoast SEO and Rank Math enabling advanced control over on-page SEO factors like keyword optimization, meta descriptions, and XML sitemaps. Blogger, while hosted on Google’s fast servers, provides only basic SEO options without the customization depth of WordPress, making it ideal for simpler SEO needs.

Community & Support

WordPress has a large, active community providing extensive documentation, forums, and resources, making it ideal for users needing robust support. Blogger, with a smaller community and Google’s official forums, offers more limited support, suitable for users with basic needs who seek a simpler platform.

Cost

WordPress entails initial costs for a domain and hosting, with optional expenses for premium themes and plugins, offering flexibility that justifies the investment for many. Blogger, being entirely free with a subdomain, is ideal for users wanting a basic blogging platform without added costs, though a custom domain is available for a small fee.

Summary

WordPress.org offers full control, extensive customization, advanced SEO, and robust monetization, making it ideal for scalable sites despite upfront costs. Blogger, being free and beginner-friendly, provides basic customization and monetization with limited ownership and support, making it suitable for simple, personal blogs without complex requirements.

[webbloggerz]

How to Monetize Your Blog Sites Regardless of the Platform

Blogging is a fascinating endeavour, but potential bloggers tend to ask the same question – how to make money with a blog sites? Fortunately, what I have learned in the process of this work is that monetizing your blog is possible no matter the blog platform that you use – WordPress, Blogger, or any other blog website. Specifically, in this guide, you will discover ways to monetize your blog and grow brand visibility further.

1. Choose the Right Niche

The first time around for entering the money making machine to get some dough for your blog sites is the selection of the right niche. Believe in the topics that you want to address, yet do not forget about the relevancy in the existing market. The second strategy is to find out what people discuss most online and look for the area that has not been covered by other experts. It is also easy to monetize the website when the target market has been well defined hence targeting a specific demographic.

2. Create Quality Content

In its most basic form, the principal of every blog is to produce high-quality, entertaining content. Spend time writing the informative and valuable post of the audience’s interest. It also assists in building up credibility around the niche in which you specialise and ensures people keep coming back for more updates if you have monetizing intentions. To optimise your visibility in listed search engines, use the keywords, including “best blog” and “blog websites.”

3. Utilize Affiliate Marketing

Referral marketing is one of the best and common methods that are adopted to earn revenues from blog sites. Through the affiliate marketing model you get paid for each product or service you advertise and for each sale made through the links that you provide. It will be even better if you sign up for affiliate programs that is most likely to appeal to your audience and ensure that you link it in your articles. Make sure your recommendations are not insincere so as to score a point with your readers.

4. Sell Digital Products

The third and efficient method is the creation and sale of digital products. It will be beneficial to come up with a specifically useful and engaging e-book, or an online course or some printable things that might be useful to the audience. There are tools available to implement to sell digital products like Gumroad or Shopify right from your blog post. 

5. Offer Sponsored Posts

After you have established your blog websites, you can then work directly with various brands to create content for your blog. Businesses bribe people into writing an entry on their blog about the company’s products or services. There are always options to disclose sponsored content and partner with the brands you like and share their vision. This not only makes you more knowledgeable with your audience but also gets them to build trust with you.

6. Implement Google AdSense

The most commonly used source of income by many bloggers is through the use of Google AdSense. To monetise your blog, you can get paid through click-through rates for the ads placed on your blog or the number of times your ad is viewed. It’s easy to create an account and you can place the ads anywhere you want on your blog. However it is always best to remember your audience, if too many ads are present it may affect the user experience.

7. Develop a Membership-Subscription Model

If you’ve created high-quality content on your blog or develop niche-specific content that may attract a limited target niche, use memberships or subscriptions. This could be such things as membership of a magazine that provides more information about a topic, a TV program or an online platform for a discussion forum. Services like Patreon help to organise subscriptions while giving more to your subscribers.

8. Leverage Social Media for Promotion

Another step is the need to actively share your blog with different social media platform to augment traffic and consequently monetization. Like the websites, share your blog posts on Facebook, twitter, and instagram among others. Post comments and likes, answer comments on your posts, use hashtags to search for top posts, and participate in those discussions. When you’re getting steady visitors to your blog, you will get more chances of getting monetized.

9. Use Email Marketing

It is equally important for cultivation of an audience and to drive traffic to your blog submit sites as you build the email list. Utilise subscribe opt-in forms in order to induce visitors to subscribe. Send e- newsletters often containing articles, news bulletins, special offers etc. Compared to other types of promotional efforts, email marketing lets you directly reach out to your audience to help boost response rates and sales.

10. Optimize for SEO

SEO plays an important role in attracting organic traffic to your blog sites. Use keywords that pertain to “blog submit sites” “best blog site” submit and ensure that you use these keywords in your content. Use on site SEO strategies for instance in meta descriptions to help in ranking your site on search engines. People visibility makes sure more traffic is attracted to a given channel and thus more traffic can lead to more revenue.

Conclusion

It is more than possible to monetize your blog sites, no matter the platform of choice in this case. If you have the passion to blog, there is no reason why you should not be a financially successful blogger through good content and practice of affiliate marketing and other income generating models. Always be yourself when participating in social media, communicate with your followers and patrons and incorporate lessons learned from experience into your methods. If you want more ideas and information, go to Bloggerz and begin the path to effective blog monetization right now!

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Google disabled 2 million Google AdSense accounts within about one hour

This is from the beginning of 2024, when people started working on Google Adsense by activating it through any third party. People started using Google Ad Manager, which is a partner of Google AdSense, in which various ads and big ad companies are linked. Then they started doing blackhat SEO by placing the ads of these companies on their website, which is an illegal way of earning for Google. Thus, Google faced a lot of losses, and all the advertisers who used to pay Google to promote their company or brand also suffered a lot. That’s why Google had to disable these redundant active AdSense dashboards.

[jennifer13052023]

Unlocking the Secrets to YouTube Monetization: Your Ultimate Guide to Earning Big!

YouTube has transformed from a platform for sharing home videos to a powerful engine for content creators to generate significant income. With over 2 billion monthly active users, the potential for monetization on YouTube is vast. This guide delves into the various facets of YouTube monetization, exploring the avenues available for creators to earn revenue and the steps involved in capitalizing on this opportunity.

1. Understanding YouTube's Monetization Policies

Before diving into monetization, it's crucial to understand YouTube’s monetization policies. To be eligible for monetization, creators must:

Have at least 1,000 subscribers.

Accumulate 4,000 watch hours in the past 12 months.

Comply with all of YouTube’s policies and guidelines.

Have an AdSense account linked to their YouTube account.

2. Ad Revenue

The primary way creators earn money on YouTube is through ad revenue. When a channel is monetized, YouTube places ads on the creator's videos, and the creator earns a share of the revenue generated from these ads. Ad types include display ads, overlay ads, skippable video ads, non-skippable video ads, bumper ads, and sponsored cards. The revenue earned depends on factors like viewer demographics, engagement, and ad formats.

3. Channel Memberships

Channel memberships allow subscribers to pay a monthly fee for exclusive perks such as badges, emojis, and access to members-only content. To use this feature, creators must have at least 30,000 subscribers. Memberships are a way to build a loyal community and provide additional value to dedicated fans.

4. Super Chat and Super Stickers

Super Chat and Super Stickers are features that let viewers purchase messages that stand out during live chats. This feature is particularly beneficial for creators who frequently host live streams. The more prominent placement of Super Chats and animated Super Stickers can encourage more viewers to purchase them, providing a significant revenue stream during live events.

5. YouTube Premium Revenue

YouTube Premium is a subscription service that allows users to watch ad-free videos, access exclusive content, and enjoy other perks like YouTube Music. Creators earn a portion of the revenue from YouTube Premium subscribers who watch their content. This revenue is distributed based on the total watch time of their content by Premium members.

6. Merchandise Shelf

The merchandise shelf feature allows creators to showcase their branded merchandise directly below their videos. This integration, available to channels with over 10,000 subscribers, simplifies the process of selling products such as T-shirts, hats, and other merchandise. It provides a seamless shopping experience for viewers and another income stream for creators.

7. Brand Partnerships and Sponsorships

Beyond YouTube's built-in monetization options, brand partnerships and sponsorships can be lucrative for creators. Brands often seek influencers to promote their products or services, leading to sponsored videos, product placements, and brand integrations. The revenue from sponsorships can vary widely based on the creator's audience size, engagement rates, and niche.

8. Crowdfunding and Donations

Many creators turn to crowdfunding platforms like Patreon, Ko-fi, and GoFundMe to supplement their YouTube income. These platforms allow fans to support creators financially, often in exchange for exclusive content, early access to videos, or other rewards. Additionally, creators can accept direct donations during live streams using platforms like PayPal or Streamlabs.

9. Optimizing Content for Monetization

Successful monetization requires more than just enabling ads. Creators must produce high-quality, engaging content that attracts viewers and keeps them watching. Consistency in uploading, understanding audience preferences, and utilizing SEO best practices to improve video discoverability are crucial for maximizing revenue. Additionally, adhering to YouTube’s community guidelines ensures that videos remain monetized and free from restrictions.

10. Analytics and Continuous Improvement

Regularly analyzing YouTube Analytics helps creators understand what’s working and what isn’t. Key metrics to monitor include watch time, audience retention, and revenue reports. By leveraging this data, creators can refine their content strategy, optimize monetization efforts, and continuously improve their channel’s performance.

Conclusion

YouTube monetization offers diverse opportunities for creators to earn income from their content. By understanding and utilizing the various monetization methods—ad revenue, channel memberships, Super Chat, YouTube Premium, merchandise, brand partnerships, and crowdfunding—creators can build sustainable revenue streams. Success on YouTube requires dedication, creativity, and a deep understanding of the platform’s tools and audience. With the right approach, YouTube can be a lucrative venture for content creators.

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How to make money on Paddedvibez Classified Ads Platform

This is the best time to make money online without any stress, just from the comfort of your home doing simple buying and selling of digital assets on Paddedvibez.com. This is a platform where buyers and sellers can make money by exchanging goods and services through the admin escrow system.  What is Paddedvibez marketplace and classified? Paddedvibez.com emerges as an outstanding online marketplace and classified ads platform catering to the needs of online entrepreneurs. They offer a diverse array of pure and legit digital and physical products and services, providing a sure and seamless avenue for buying and selling digital and physical assets and ensuring secured transactions through their reliable Admin escrow system. Functionality and Features of Paddedvibez.com Paddedvibez Classified Marketplace has an extensive range of offerings which includes but not limited to buy and sell of websites, Google adsense accounts, adsense websites, domain names, mobile apps, active social media accounts, trade by barter, digital freelancing services, crypto p2p trading, digital products like music and movies, ebook, and even physical products such as cars and real estates, lands, tech products and lots more. One thing that made paddedvibez.com to stand out from other marketplace and classified ads sites is their trade by barter feature which allows members to buy and sell without money. That sounds good right? With the trade by barter features, You can exchange your asset to another asset. How to use Paddedvibez trade by barter features? To buy an asset or services with the trade by barter features, you need to set up a buyer or seller account and create a listing of what you want to exchange.  For instance:  a member creates a listing that he or she has a Facebook page to exchange for a twitter page. Then another member who has a Twitter page but needs a Facebook page then sees the ads. The both will reach out to each other via the comment or chat section on Paddedvibez.com and agree they want to exchange by barter.   The both will reach out to the escrow admin for transactions after evaluating the said Twitter and Facebook accounts. Then the member who owns a Facebook page will transfer the page details straight to admin escrow while the member who owns Twitter will transfer the account details to the escrow admin and the admin will evaluate the two account details and transfer to exact members.  The person who has a Facebook page will now own a Twitter page vice versa and the deal will be completed.  Members can also buy and sell cryptocurrency using the crypto p2p category without selling in any external crypto platforms like Binance or bybit.  How to use the crypto p2p feature on Paddedvibez.com  To trade any crypto like BTC, ETHER,  USDT, BNB, BUSDT and others, you need to create a listing via the crypto p2p category. For instance you have a USDT you want to sell either for cash or for another cryptocurrency,  you have to state clearly whether you want to sell the crypto for cash payments or you want to exchange for another cryptocurrency.  After creating the listing for that particular crypto for sale via cash transfer, then a buyer will connect with you and you will agree on the rate which you would love to sell the crypto for, and the agreed currency (naira or dollar).  Then the deal will be handled via the admin escrow system, where the buyer will transfer the agreed funds payments to the admin escrow system account.  After the escrow payment confirmation,  the seller will then transfer the crypto to the buyer and once confirmed by the buyer, the escrow system will release the funds to the seller and the deal will be completed.  Everyone goes home smiling. The same applies to all the existing and future categories on Paddedvibez.com. Paddedvibez Secured Transactions: A standout feature of Paddedvibez.com is our emphasis on security. Transactions are conducted via the platform's admin escrow system, significantly mitigating the risks associated with online dealings and fostering a sense of trust between the buyers and sellers on Paddedvibez.com. How to Make Money on Paddedvibez.com daily For digital product creators and entrepreneurs, Paddedvibez.com presents a lucrative opportunity to monetize their assets. By leveraging the platform, individuals can list their high-engagement social media accounts, websites, verified and unverified adsense accounts. domains, apps, and other digital offerings for sale. The escrow system ensures a safe and transparent transaction process, facilitating seamless exchanges between both the buyer and seller. You can create as many listings as possible on Paddedvibez.com and attract potential buyers or sellers who are interested in what you are selling. How to start buying and selling on Paddedvibez.com? To embark on the journey of buying or selling on Paddedvibez.com, users need to register and create an account, specifying their role as either a seller or a buyer.  Upon account creation, users can proceed to list their products or services, connecting with a vast community of potential buyers or sellers eager to engage in transactions.  Note: always deal with the escrow system and don't let the buyer or sellers convince you not to deal with escrow to avoid Scam. What are our Safety Measures: Paddedvibez.com underscores the importance of utilizing its admin escrow system to ensure a secure trading environment. By adhering to this protocol, users can safeguard themselves against potential scams and fraudulent activities, thereby promoting peace of mind throughout the transaction process on the platform.  In conclusion  Paddedvibez.com stands as a comprehensive marketplace and classified ads platform, catering to the diverse needs of online entrepreneurs who are seeking to monetize their digital assets and engage in well secured transactions.  With their user-friendly interface, robust escrow system, it serves as a valuable resource for individuals looking to thrive in the digital economy. What are you waiting for? List your businesses and assets and start selling  on Paddedvibez.com. And for buyers, get in now and Buy that Already existing business or businesses today and build your online income empire.  Read the full article

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Everything You Need to Know About Google AdSense

Everything You Need to Know About Google AdSenseGoogle AdSense is one of the most popular online advertising platforms for website owners and bloggers. It provides an easy way to monetize your website or blog by displaying ads that are relevant to your content.Google AdSense is a great tool for website owners and bloggers who want to generate revenue from their online content. It allows you to customize the ads displayed on your website, giving you control over what types of ads appear, as well as how much money you make from them. In this article, we'll explain everything you need to know about Google AdSense and how it works. We'll also discuss some tips on how to get started with Google AdSense and maximize your earnings potential.What is Google AdSense and How Does it Work?Google AdSense is an online advertising platform that allows website owners to earn money from their websites. It works by displaying relevant ads on your website and paying you a portion of the revenue generated from those ads. With Google AdSense, you can easily monetize your website and start earning money without any upfront costs or investments. Additionally, it's easy to set up and manage, making it a great option for website owners who want to quickly start earning money from their sites.Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up a Google AdSense Account & Get ApprovedSetting up a Google AdSense account is one of the most important steps for any website or blog owner who wants to monetize their content. Google AdSense is a great way to make money from your website and get paid for your hard work.Google Adsense approval is essential for anyone wishing to make money from their website. It's a crucial step that shouldn't be overlooked if you want to increase your online presence and generate income. To do this, you will need to meet certain requirements including having a valid contact information, a content-rich website that follows the Adsense policies and programs, and an active presence online with at least one social media account. Additionally, your website must have sufficient traffic and meet other criteria before you can be approved by Google Adsense.Google AdSense will disable your account if you are using inappropriate ad formats and targeting the wrong audience to posting low-quality content and using unethical techniques, there are several strategies that could lead to your account getting suspended or blocked.Optimizing Your Google AdSense Ads for Maximum Earnings & ROIGoogle AdSense is a great way to monetize your website and increase your ROI. But, to maximize your earnings, you need to optimize your ads. This means adjusting the size, placement and design of your ads so that they are more visible and attractive to viewers. You also need to ensure that the ads are placed in the right locations on your website, so that they get maximum exposure. By optimizing your Google AdSense Ads for maximum earnings & ROI, you can boost revenue from this source and make sure that you are getting the most out of it.Google AdSense Payment Options & Earning ReportsWith Google AdSense, you can track your earnings and payment options in real-time, giving you the ability to manage your finances more effectively. With the new month by month overview feature, Google Adsense makes it easier than ever to stay on top of your earnings. You'll be able to view all your income sources at once, so you can easily keep tabs on how much money you're making and where it's coming from. Read the full article

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How do I get Google AdSense approval in 2024?

Mastering Google AdSense Approval in 2024: A Step-by-Step Guide

Unveiling the Google AdSense Approval Process

Securing Google AdSense approval serves as a pivotal milestone for bloggers and website owners, unlocking the potential for revenue generation through ad placements. However, Google enforces stringent standards to ensure content quality and policy compliance.

Essential Strategies to Boost Approval Odds

Craft Compelling Content: Elevate your content quality by focusing on originality and relevance to your audience. Avoid duplicate or poorly curated content.

Enhance Website Design: Optimize your website layout for seamless navigation and aesthetic appeal. Prioritize mobile responsiveness to cater to diverse user devices.

Accelerate Page Load Speed: Google favors fast-loading websites. Optimize page load times by compressing images, minimizing HTTP requests, and leveraging browser caching.

Establish Legal Pages: Embed privacy policies and terms of service to enhance transparency and adhere to legal requirements.

Foster Website Authority: While there's no fixed timeline, a well-established website with a consistent publishing history can bolster credibility.

Content Compliance Check: Ensure your website abstains from prohibited content categories, such as adult material, copyrighted content, or illicit activities.

Drive Organic Traffic: Employ SEO tactics, social media amplification, and organic backlinking strategies to boost website traffic organically.

Strategic Ad Placement: While not mandatory for approval, strategic ad positioning demonstrates readiness for AdSense integration. Maintain a balance between ad placements and user experience.

Navigating the Application Process

Preparation Phase: Prior to application submission, meticulously review your website to align with Google's criteria.

Account Registration: Navigate to the Google AdSense portal and register for an account using your Google credentials.

Form Submission: Fill out the application form accurately, providing comprehensive details about your website, and submit it for review.

Awaiting Approval: Exercise patience as Google reviews your application, with processing times varying from days to weeks.

Approval Notification: Upon approval, anticipate an email notification from Google AdSense containing guidance on ad implementation.

Addressing Rejections: In the event of rejection, carefully assess Google's feedback and make necessary enhancements before resubmitting your application.

Parting Words

Achieving Google AdSense approval necessitates dedication, resilience, and meticulous adherence to guidelines. By implementing the strategies outlined above and continually refining your website, you can elevate your chances of approval and commence your journey toward monetization effectively.

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How do I fix the "privacy violation" message by Google AdSense?

If you receive a "privacy violation" message from Google AdSense, it means that your website or content may be in violation of Google's ad policies related to user privacy. To address this issue, you can take the following steps:

Review Google AdSense Policies:Carefully review Google AdSense policies to understand what specific privacy violation occurred. Google provides detailed guidelines, and it's crucial to identify the specific policy you violated.

Check and Update Your Privacy Policy:Ensure that your website has a clear and comprehensive privacy policy that complies with both local regulations and Google AdSense policies. Your privacy policy should explain how user data is collected, used, and stored.

Review and Update Cookie Consent:Make sure your website has a cookie consent banner or pop-up that informs users about the use of cookies on your site. Obtain user consent before placing cookies, especially those used for advertising purposes.

Verify GDPR Compliance:If your website caters to users in the European Union, ensure that it complies with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This includes obtaining explicit consent before collecting and processing personal data.

Check Third-Party Services:Review the third-party services, plugins, or tools you use on your website. Make sure they also comply with privacy regulations, as they might be contributing to the privacy violation.

Remove Unauthorized or Sensitive Content:Ensure that your website does not contain any content that violates Google's ad policies, especially sensitive content or content related to illegal activities.

Contact Google AdSense Support:If you are unsure about the specific violation or need further assistance, contact Google AdSense support. They can provide guidance on how to resolve the issue and reinstate your account.

Make Necessary Adjustments:Based on the information gathered from the review, make any necessary adjustments to your website, content, or policies to bring them into compliance with Google AdSense requirements.

Request a Review:After making the necessary changes, submit a request for a review through your Google AdSense account. Google will reevaluate your website to ensure it now complies with their policies.

Be Patient:

The review process may take some time. Be patient and monitor your email or AdSense account for updates from Google.

Remember to always stay informed about changes in Google AdSense policies and ensure ongoing compliance to prevent future issues with privacy violations.DO Studio : Best Marketing Agency In CalicutDo Studio is the Best Marketing agency in Calicut. We do Digital Marketing, Branding, Web Design, Web Development, Package Design & Print Designhttps://dostudio.co.in/

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How do I get a safe AdSense click?

Safeguard Your AdSense Revenue: Proven Strategies for Genuine Clicks 💰💯

In the realm of online advertising, AdSense stands as a prominent platform for publishers to monetize their content 💰. However, attracting valid clicks remains a crucial challenge, as invalid clicks can jeopardize your account's standing and revenue streams ⛔️.

To combat this, we present a comprehensive guide to garnering safe AdSense clicks:

1. Content Excellence: The Cornerstone of Success 🥇

The foundation of attracting organic traffic and genuine clicks lies in crafting high-quality content that resonates with your target audience 🤩.

Dedicate your efforts to producing informative, well-written articles, videos, or other media that address the interests and needs of your visitors 👍.

2. Strategic Ad Placement: A Delicate Balance ⚖️

Strategically position your AdSense ads within your content to ensure they are visible and relevant to the page's context 🔎.

Avoid placing ads in obtrusive locations or directly adjacent to other content elements that might distract users ❌.

3. Engaging Ad Formats: Blending seamlessly with your site 🎨

Experiment with various AdSense ad formats, such as in-feed, native, or display ads, to identify those that seamlessly integrate with your website's design and enhance the user experience 🚀.

4. Targeted Relevance: The Right Ads for the Right Audience 🎯

Utilize AdSense's targeting options to display ads that are relevant to your website's content and audience 👥.

This increases the likelihood of clicks being genuine and legitimate ✅.

5. Invalid Clicks: A Vigilant Watch 🕵️

Implement measures to discourage invalid clicks, such as auto-refreshing ads after a certain period 🔁, disabling ad clicking on mobile devices 📱, and avoiding pop-up ads that can be intrusive and accidentally clicked 💥.

6. Ad Traffic Monitoring: Keeping a Pulse on Performance 📈

Regularly monitor your AdSense traffic reports to identify any anomalies or sudden spikes in clicks that might indicate invalid activity ⚠️.

7. AdSense Policies: Adherence for Integrity 🤝

Strictly adhere to Google AdSense's program policies and guidelines to maintain a healthy account and avoid potential violations 🚫.

8. Clickbait and Incentives: A Path to Perdition ☠️

Refrain from using clickbait titles, misleading headlines, or offering incentives for clicking on ads, as these practices can attract invalid clicks and raise concerns about your account's integrity ⚠️.

9. Natural Engagement: Fostering Genuine Interactions 🤝

Encourage genuine user engagement with your content and ads by fostering community discussions 💬, responding to comments ✍️, and promoting your website through social media and other channels 📢.

10. Visitor Education: Promoting Responsible Clicking 📢

Inform your website visitors about the importance of responsible AdSense clicking and encourage them to only click on ads that are relevant to their interests 👍.

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October 6th, 2023 | I'm Back, Updates, and Future Plans

Hello, I've returned. I'm not fully mentally well but I am better than I was weeks ago. I've fallen ill but do not worry I am now much much better now.

So updates on what I've been doing and not. I've worked on improving ZomBrainShop Terms and Conditions however, it is a tedious task. I have to make sure my words are correct and sadly I gotta make it wordy so no mistakes are made on either end (Either I or the customers).

I made a Blogger account for ZomBrainShop in order to gain revenue from AdSense however, I am not going to activate AdSense just yet. I gotta like, get the ball rolling before I do anything like that.

I'm also making a Weebly Site for ZomBrainShop as well. Because I have a Weebly Account and like... I might as well use it. It'll make things more professional for me anyway since not many people like using Tumblr (quite understandable).

Been a little lazy about using Instagram but when I have the motivation again I'll use Instagram and will mostly be sharing them on my Art and Writing Blog (LeeChanDoki).

The Commission form is much longer now so my deepest apologies but I'll be using Ko-fi and have them in slot form. Since many people prefer to use Discord as a way to communicate I have to edit the commission form. I'm also (not yet) going to be revamping an old Discord server to use as a way to deliver.

I bet I have more... however, I am losing motivation and my passion has dwindled a lot.

My Future Plans, try to get the commission form done, use Instagram as a way to share bloopers or behind-the-scene (since Instagram does gain traction easily), Fix my TOC, and many other things.

I believe that is all. Thank you, and have a lovely day.

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Google AdSense Verification, Rules, YouTube Integration, and CPM Optimization

In the vast landscape of online monetization, Google AdSense remains one of the most popular and reliable methods for content creators and website owners to earn revenue. This article will guide you through the essential steps to verify a Google AdSense account, understand its rules and regulations, seamlessly connect it to a YouTube channel, and optimize your CPM (Cost Per Mille) for websites hosting Google ads.

Verifying Your Google AdSense Account

Verifying your Google AdSense account is a crucial first step to start earning from ads. Follow these steps to get started: 1. Create a Google Account: If you don't already have a Google account, create one. You'll need this to access AdSense. 2. Sign up for AdSense: Visit the Google AdSense website (www.google.com/adsense) and sign up. You'll need to provide your website or YouTube channel's URL and some personal information. 3. Review Google's Policies: Before applying, review Google's policies carefully. Google has strict guidelines that all publishers must adhere to. Violating these policies can lead to account suspension. 4. Apply for AdSense: Once you've reviewed the policies and are confident that your content complies, apply for AdSense. Google will review your application, and if approved, you'll receive a confirmation email. 5. Place Ad Codes: After approval, you'll need to place ad codes on your website or YouTube channel. Google will provide these codes, which you'll need to integrate into your content.

Google AdSense Rules and Regulations

Understanding and adhering to Google's rules and regulations is crucial to maintaining a healthy AdSense account. Here are some key guidelines to keep in mind: 1. Content Quality: Ensure your website or YouTube channel offers valuable and original content. Avoid duplicate or low-quality content. 2. Prohibited Content: Do not publish content that violates Google's content policies. This includes hate speech, adult content, illegal activities, and more. 3. Click Fraud: Never click on your own ads or encourage others to do so. Click fraud is strictly prohibited. 4. Ad Placement: AdSense has specific guidelines on ad placement. Ensure ads do not mimic content, and follow the AdSense ad placement policies. 5. Invalid Clicks: Monitor your traffic sources to detect and prevent invalid clicks. Use Google Analytics to track user behavior.

Connecting AdSense to a YouTube Channel

If you have a YouTube channel and want to monetize it with AdSense, follow these steps: 1. Meet YouTube's Monetization Requirements: You must meet YouTube's requirements for monetization, including 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours in the past 12 months. 2. Enable Monetization: Once you meet the requirements, enable monetization in your YouTube account settings. 3. Associate AdSense Account: Link your AdSense account to your YouTube channel. YouTube will guide you through this process. 4. Ad Formats: Choose the ad formats you want to display on your videos. You can select options such as skippable video ads and display ads.

Raising CPM on Google AdSense

CPM, or Cost Per Mille, refers to the amount you earn for every 1,000 ad impressions. Increasing your CPM can boost your AdSense revenue. Here are some strategies to help you raise your CPM: 1. Quality Content: Focus on creating high-quality content that attracts a dedicated audience. Advertisers pay more for ad placements on valuable content. 2. Targeted Keywords: Research and incorporate high-paying keywords related to your content to attract ads with higher CPM rates. 3. Ad Placement: Experiment with ad placements to find the most effective spots. Consider using both in-content and sidebar ads for optimal results. 4. Mobile Optimization: Ensure your website and ads are mobile-friendly, as mobile traffic often has higher CPM rates. 5. A/B Testing: Regularly conduct A/B tests to optimize ad formats, sizes, and colors for higher click-through rates (CTR) and better CPM. 6. Monitor Analytics: Use Google Analytics to track user behavior and identify opportunities for increasing CPM. For more articles visit THE MATRIX HOMEPAGE Follow Our Socials INSTAGRAM Read the full article

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Innovative and Efficient Methods to Generate Online Passive Income While You're Sleeping

Money that you receive without actively working for it is referred to as passive income. Simply put, it's the money you earn while lazing around or sleeping in.

Passive income allows you to earn money while focusing on other areas of your life. Spending time with your family, or finding new passions are a few examples.

If you want to make money without giving up other important aspects of your life, explore the fascinating world of passive income. This article offers a step-by-step instruction on how to generate passive income online, along with a list of websites and platforms where you can start:

1st Step: Select a Strategy for Passive Income

Choose a passive income approach that fits your talents, hobbies, and financial objectives as a starting point. Typical methods for earning passive income online include:

Affiliate marketing: It allows you to market goods and services on your website or blog in exchange for commissions from purchases made through your affiliate links. For instance, Join the Amazon Associates program.

Blogging: Establish a blog on a topic about which you are enthusiastic and monetize it using adverts, affiliate marketing, sponsored posts, and digital goods. For instance, Create a blog using Blogger or WordPress.

YouTube channel: Build a YouTube channel on a particular subject, attract subscribers, and monetize through advertisements, sponsored videos, and product sales. As an illustration, use Creator Studio on YouTube to launch a channel.

Online courses: Create and market online courses on sites like Teachable, Coursera, or Udemy to spread your knowledge. For instance, make a course on Udemy.

Ebooks: Create and self-publish ebooks using services like Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) or others. Gain royalties from the selling of books. For instance, upload an ebook to Amazon KDP.

Stock Investment: Utilize online brokerage accounts to purchase dividend-paying equities or dividend-focused ETFs. Use a stock investing platform like E*TRADE or Robinhood, for instance.

Real estate crowdfunding: Invest in real estate projects using websites like Fundrise or RealtyMogul that offer this service. Obtain a portion of rental income and possible property growth. Consider investing in Fundrise.

2nd Step: Produce Outstanding Content

High-quality content creation is essential regardless of the passive revenue strategy you select. This encompasses well-written blog articles, interesting videos, enlightening courses, or alluring ebooks. Your audience is attracted to and retained by high-quality material, which increases your income potential.

3rd Step: Market Your Content

You must advertise your content in order to drive visitors and earn money. To increase traffic to your content, use SEO strategies, social media marketing, email marketing, and networking within your industry.

4th Step: Make Money from Your Content

Put in place monetization techniques appropriate to the passive income source you have chosen:

Affiliate marketing: Use affiliate links in your content wisely.

Blogging: Include sponsored material and affiliate links, as well as ad networks like Google AdSense.

Online courses: Set competitive prices and use smart marketing.

Ebooks: Price your ebooks reasonably and promote them on Amazon and other ebook marketplaces.

Stock investments: Put money into ETFs or equities that regularly pay dividends.

5th Step: Improve and Expand

Maintain a regular analysis of your performance and base your improvements on what is effective. Consider scaling your passive revenue by increasing your content or varying your income streams as it increases.

6th Step: Have patience and perseverance

Online passive income generation requires patience. It's important to have patience and persistence, especially in the early phases when money could be scant. The secret to success is perseverance and consistency.

To learn more tips on earning passive income, get my free book “THE SIDE HUSTLE: HOW TO TURN YOUR SPARE TIME into $1000 a MONTH or MORE” by Nick Loper

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