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>There was no monetization, or at least direct monetization Maybe they can try affiliate links! I think that was how the "crappy" sites used to do it in the ol
by ackbar03 5y ago
>There was no monetization, or at least direct monetization
Maybe they can try affiliate links! I think that was how the "crappy" sites used to do it in the old days. I never really understood the whole seo game and if anyone actually made money or just pretended to make money so they can sell courses
- prepend 5y agoI think some people like sharing knowledge. I keep a blog where I just write things that are interesting to me and maybe to others. I used to have affiliate links because I was playing around with stuff, but don’t think any have worked in 10+ years. I have no monetization plan or ever figure I’ll make money off the site. But it costs me nothing to run, so that’s ok. There are many sites like this, but they are much harder to find because Google isn’t able to differentiate meaningful content from the facade of meaningful content (ie, SEO). It’s like the degradation in academic papers where groups will reference each other like crazy to game rankings.