Great article. Subscriptions - I never thought about the potential here. But I really don’t get what you mean by 100% donation based. Can you elaborate if you don’t mind? Thanks…

the best way to explain donationware subscriptions is to checkout what webmasterworld is doing http://www.webmasterworld.com/donate.htm

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If you don’t read Jeremy Schoemaker’s blog Skills to pay the bills: Shoemoney, you’re missing out on save great advice. Jeremy just posted his advice on five ways to generate revenue for your website. Contextual advertising — which includes AdSense…

What types of content are people willing to subscribe to these days?

Yes, great article. Thanks for the 5 Star Affiliate Programs mention in your blog. I hang out at the Digital Point forums as well as my own 5 Star forums, if anyone has questions about how to increase their affiliate revenue I would be happy to help.

Shoe, do you sell on eBay at all? What are your thoughts on making money there?

Nice post ShoeBaby! You can add… if someone has a site that gets lots of traffic there is a bit of money to be made with advertising… i.e. adbrite or similar forms of advertising

Great read. I’ve seen several subscription based models. What do you do on yours? Do you offer extra downloads, access to content earlier, more content, etc?

I offer nothing except usually like a special badge on messageboards that lets others know your a subscriber or “supporter”. For me with what I do its important not to claim ownership to a particular item for resale.

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Right…. all at one site.

I’d like to ask if you think that subscriptions might perform better than ads on an astrology articles website. At the moment, Adsense rulez, but I really like your subscriptions idea, as it implies a level of trust or collaboration with my readers. At this moment, if a user clicks on an ad, that’s good, it earns me money, but on the other hand that visitor leaves my website and won’t get to read my other articles… And that’s not really stimulating me to write better articles, only better “keyword rich articles”.

So, basicly, this seems to be a great opportunity to write better articles, but the question is: is it also a better financial option?!

Master Shoemoney,

Will you share with us what forum software you use?

Can you give any guidance on how exactly you place the donation/contribution buttons on your site? Are there any custom donation hacks for forums you recommend?

Do you use paypal subscriptions?

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For those with a particular geographical niche traditional advertising works too. Don’t think you only have the networks - go out and find advertising prospects in your own neighbourhood and sell the concept to them - the old fashioned way. Many business websites are pretty enough but poorly seo’d so the biz owner is pulling his hair out to drive traffic to his expensive on-line brochure. Prove that you can do that and you’ll have another regular source of income.

thanks

Great ideas Jeremy!

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Good post, it reminded me a lot of what you said at the last Elite Retreat. Good stuff.

For contextual ads, Adsense is tops in my book and I’ve tried many. Webmasters among you, may still copy and paste large chunks of code, like I do, when adding adsense or other bits across multiple pages of your site. As a software author I made a simple little program to copy & paste large chunks of text, across my whole site. If that sounds useful you’re welcome to download a free copy. The address is on my blog.

Great ideas. Thanks a lot

Shoe, do you sell on eBay at all? What are your thoughts on making money there?

where can i make money really.

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