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I don't get a huge deal of pageviews (on average), but I squeeze every dollar out of those I do get. Combining my handful of major blogs, I'd say about 100,000-

I don't get a huge deal of pageviews (on average), but I squeeze every dollar out of those I do get. Combining my handful of major blogs, I'd say about 100,000-200,000 per month. In the book I explain in detail how I go about monetizing blogs and what exactly I do to maximize each revenue stream. However, in short: Amazon Associates, other affiliate offers, sponsorships, Ad Networks, AdSense. In that order.

jgrahamc 15y ago
Thank you. That's very useful and I will be getting a copy of the book. My site (jgc.org) gets something like number of monthly page views, so it would be very interesting to understand how I might increase my personal income!
- acangiano 15y ago
  Awesome. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.
  - dhimes 15y ago
    I just bought it. A couple of notes on the process (I haven't received it yet): I paid with PayPal (yeah, I know, but I figured I would probably be the only one in this crowd who would do that for you) and it was weird because after I paid I was asked for "billing information" (notably email address, etc.). I was wondering if my payment had been registered. Secondly, in my "profile", I elected to take advantage of your delivery to my wi-fi Kindle. However, my email account for delivery is not @free.kindle.com, but just @kindle.com Will I get it? EDIT: The download link landed in my spam box. Still haven't received the wifi download. Not giving up on it just yet.
    - acangiano 15y ago
      Sorry to hear about your trouble, and thanks for buying my book. For delivery issues, I would recommend you get in touch with PragProg's support here: http://pragprog.com/contact http://pragprog.com/contact Please let me know if the Kindle issue isn't resolved.
      - dhimes 15y ago
        OK got it. You have to allow @pragprog.com to be one of your "allowed senders" on your Amazon Kindle management website. @free.kindle.com is set up automatically, so that wasn't the problem. EDIT: BTW, hadn't heard from support when I found the fix.
        acangiano 15y ago
        I'm glad it's sorted out.
    - adestefan 15y ago
      Everyone has both an @kindle.com and @free.kindle.com account. With a wifi-only Kindle there's really no difference. If you have a 3G Kindle, then your Kindle will only receive things sent to the @free.kindle.com address when it's connected via wifi. When you do this you don't have to pay for the 3G delivery fee.

jgrahamc 15y ago

Thank you. That's very useful and I will be getting a copy of the book. My site (jgc.org) gets something like number of monthly page views, so it would be very interesting to understand how I might increase my personal income!

acangiano 15y ago
Awesome. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions.
- dhimes 15y ago
  I just bought it. A couple of notes on the process (I haven't received it yet): I paid with PayPal (yeah, I know, but I figured I would probably be the only one in this crowd who would do that for you) and it was weird because after I paid I was asked for "billing information" (notably email address, etc.). I was wondering if my payment had been registered. Secondly, in my "profile", I elected to take advantage of your delivery to my wi-fi Kindle. However, my email account for delivery is not @free.kindle.com, but just @kindle.com Will I get it? EDIT: The download link landed in my spam box. Still haven't received the wifi download. Not giving up on it just yet.
  - acangiano 15y ago
    Sorry to hear about your trouble, and thanks for buying my book. For delivery issues, I would recommend you get in touch with PragProg's support here: http://pragprog.com/contact http://pragprog.com/contact Please let me know if the Kindle issue isn't resolved.
    - dhimes 15y ago
      OK got it. You have to allow @pragprog.com to be one of your "allowed senders" on your Amazon Kindle management website. @free.kindle.com is set up automatically, so that wasn't the problem. EDIT: BTW, hadn't heard from support when I found the fix.
      - acangiano 15y ago
        I'm glad it's sorted out.
  - adestefan 15y ago
    Everyone has both an @kindle.com and @free.kindle.com account. With a wifi-only Kindle there's really no difference. If you have a 3G Kindle, then your Kindle will only receive things sent to the @free.kindle.com address when it's connected via wifi. When you do this you don't have to pay for the 3G delivery fee.