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Well, you've got an engaged audience, and you're telling them how to do something for free. I'd probably focus on related products or services. If they're on yo
by barryrandall 17y ago
Well, you've got an engaged audience, and you're telling them how to do something for free. I'd probably focus on related products or services. If they're on your page, you know a few things about them: they don't know how to transfer an iTunes library, and there's a good chance they just got a new computer. You might try affiliate programs for tutorials, must-have Mac software, utilities, online backup services, etc. Generally speaking, CPA makes more than PPC, and PPC, generally makes more than impression-based advertising. Do some A/B testing to see what works and what doesn't. With the traffic numbers like yours, you should know pretty quickly if something is working or not.
If you want to try more short-term, sleazeball tactics, you could always do paid linking, affiliate payout-based "ratings/reviews," popunders, zero-click redirects, etc. They work well on sites with short life spans, but really drag down sites over the long term.
- kadavy 17y agoGreat thinking on Mac software, utilities and backup services! It's funny, I've noticed, year-over-year, the traffic spike on this post on Christmas day tends to grow at the rate of Apple's market share. So, anything that is good for a new Mac user would be good for these people. Would love to hear more ideas on this from everyone!