Comments on: Developing A Strong Monetization Strategy http://www.telegraphik.com/2007/developing-a-strong-monetization-strategy/ Tracking Trends in Online Publishing Tue, 06 Jul 2010 01:46:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: David Krug http://www.telegraphik.com/2007/developing-a-strong-monetization-strategy/comment-page-1/#comment-5 David Krug Thu, 07 Jun 2007 16:41:34 +0000 http://www.telegraphik.com/2007/developing-a-strong-monetization-strategy/#comment-5 Well the residual income comes in when you have other folks seling Midphase too. The bottom line is residual income is hard to develop but once it starts it is well worth your time to develop 2nd tier affiliates. Thanks for stopping by. Well the residual income comes in when you have other folks seling Midphase too. The bottom line is residual income is hard to develop but once it starts it is well worth your time to develop 2nd tier affiliates.

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]]> By: Sharon Sarmiento http://www.telegraphik.com/2007/developing-a-strong-monetization-strategy/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Sharon Sarmiento Thu, 07 Jun 2007 16:24:38 +0000 http://www.telegraphik.com/2007/developing-a-strong-monetization-strategy/#comment-4 Hey David, Thanks so much for writing about this. You have told me this a few times, and it's finally starting to sink in. I like the idea of affiliate marketing because it's a residual income--the person signs up once through you and then you get a monthly payout, whether or not the person continues to re-visit your blog and click on ads. That is much more attractive to me than being dependent on constant clicking. I'm new at this, as you know :-) , and it's really helpful when you point this stuff out. Thanks so much. Cheers, Sharon Hey David,

Thanks so much for writing about this.

You have told me this a few times, and it’s finally starting to sink in. I like the idea of affiliate marketing because it’s a residual income–the person signs up once through you and then you get a monthly payout, whether or not the person continues to re-visit your blog and click on ads. That is much more attractive to me than being dependent on constant clicking.

I’m new at this, as you know :-) , and it’s really helpful when you point this stuff out. Thanks so much.

Cheers,
Sharon

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