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I assume from these numbers that you only have a few GB of traffic per month. If your page ever became popular this would quickly change.
by dx034 10y ago
I assume from these numbers that you only have a few GB of traffic per month. If your page ever became popular this would quickly change.
- brianwawok 10y agoOr he has a very skinny page :) Not a 3 MB js monstrosity.
- dx034 10y agoEven with 100kb (assuming it's not only text), 1mln pageviews per month across all sites will bring you to 100GB, a point where a small vps at DO/Vultr/Hetzner/OVH would be cheaper than AWS. And since he was talking of several pages, 1mln pageviews isn't even a very popular page.
- brianwawok 10y agoIf you are getting 1m pageviews, you should be able to make what, $5000 in adsense revenue? At that point, I think the reliability and multicast nature of Cloudfront or some other CDN is worth the $5 premium over DO/Vultr/OVH....
- extra88 10y agoA) I think the revenue would be far less than that B) Not everything is about selling ad space, or even generating revenue.