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Even assuming a _very_ low $0.01/session, he'd be making $60k/mo. More realistically, if he decided to do this right, and sell direct ads using something like
by celestialcheese 4y ago
Even assuming a _very_ low $0.01/session, he'd be making $60k/mo.
More realistically, if he decided to do this right, and sell direct ads using something like Kevel, with "promoted" game slots or something on the homepage and search, he could do $10-$20CPM direct since it's a large and well known site with high purchase intent.
Let's say a conservative 4 impressions per page and 3 pages per session.
(12 imps per session * 6m sessions)/1000 * $10CPM is $720k / mo
This is a _very_ achievable number, quickly, for a site that is this close to purchase intent.
I don't understand. Even putting a single adsense ad at a $1 CPM would net him close to $20k/mo. This might be one of the least monetized sites I've seen at this scale.
Respect.
- radiojasper 4y ago[flagged]
- hluska 4y agoI’m extremely business minded but I don’t judge others this harshly for their own financial decisions. Nicely fucking stupid? Give me a break.
- elicksaur 4y agoComments like this make me wish I could downvote, but I don’t have the points. Live and let live, friend.
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- kolbe 4y agoYou know nothing about this guy or his values. It can be just as stupid to harm a great accomplishment in order to drive a fancy car, so maybe let people have their own values
- fckthisguy 4y agoYou clearly value different things to them, and that's okay. To you, a big car or house may be a sign of success. To them, it might not be. Not everyone values material things the same. It's clearly a considered decision. It's not stupid by any means, if this is what they want.