10 Most Common Ways to Make Money with Your Website

Everybody wants to make the hours spent on their websites generate finances as well as likes and smiles. It is not so daunting as it may seem at first glance. Is it possible to turn your personal blog into a website that drives profit for you? Yes, it is possible.

Here are 10 of the most common ways to make it happen:

Google Adsense

One of the oldest and most popular ways is Google AdSense. It is free and relatively easy to start off but the rules are very strict. It is best explained by the Google Adsense site itself since there are two ways of doing it. Its success depends on traffic to your site, essentially hundreds of clicks or pageviews per day.

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Affiliate Marketing

Earning referral commission is a familiar concept to most people. It is now called “Promoting Products As An Affiliate.” With this method, you place an affiliate advertising banner on your website and every time someone uses the banner to buy the product, you get a percentage commission. Many products have online affiliate programs. The largest is probably Amazon, which is free to join and has thousands of products to select from.

Lead Generation

Lead generation works a lot like affiliate promotion. advertiser’s landing page. A tracking system records the number of redirections but a valid lead is created only when the visitors fill in the contact sheet for the advertiser.

E-mail Advertising

Many companies swear by it and claim that it has the highest ROI. Again, the effectiveness of this channel depends a lot on the content of your website and what you are promoting or selling. This method can easily degenerate into spam creation so you need to be careful how you go about it. Follow the advice that is given on websites that use this successfully.

Native advertising

This is a software package that generates related content suggestions based on the search that directed the visitor to your website. You typically see this on news sites. Similar to AdSense, payment is per click.

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Sell your own service or products

This seems obvious but whatever your website is about, it could be possible to sell anything from your work experience to the wooden toys that you make for a hobby. The main requirement is to assess the reason why a person visited your website – would they also be interested in what you want to sell?

eBooks and training courses

Have a website where you post your photography? Why not sell eBooks on photography on your site? Or teach others how to take stunning pictures? Be like one of my favourite trainers that trains your fitness online or be a master coach to alleviate others’ worries.

Sponsored posts

More and more bloggers are writing sponsored posts. Briefly, it means that you get paid for writing an article that reviews some branded product or service. There are strict rules of disclosure when you do this.

YouTube videos

A hit-or-miss option is to create videos, upload it to YouTube, paste it back onto your site and be paid when people view it. A bit technical, but stories of videos that went viral and earned loads of money abound.

Sell your website

Almost all advisors on making money from your website will tell you that selling a successful website is the final coup. Ultimately, if your website is popular with a certain niche, companies may approach you to buy over your domain or your business.

There are more ways to make money from your website, as any Google search will tell you. Try more than one and select something that works for the amount of time and effort you can put in. Who says you can’t make it big as a keyboard warrior? Of course, you need hard work to get there first!

Share with us your thoughts in the comments below.

If you like to explore more into this area, please have a read here:

How To Make Your Website Earn Money For You

Everyone Should Have A Website


 

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45 Comments Add yours

  1. Indeed this is not easy. Not for beginners like myself. I guess it all depends on what your blog is for. I like the idea of selling books with your content but don’t know where to start and how to create an Ebook on Amazon.

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    1. Kally says:

      I’m pretty new at it too, writing ebook and all. But if there’s a will, there’s a way. Everyone has to start somewhere and if someone else can do it so why not us?

      Liked by 1 person

  2. Chiru says:

    Great tips.

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    1. Kally says:

      Thank you, Chiru! Hope that you can make some money from your website too.

      Liked by 1 person

      1. Chiru says:

        Hmm.. I don’t have enough traffic yet to my blog.. But sure these tips will help in near future.

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      2. Chiru says:

        I have zero idea on how to make money out of blogs… As of now just happy with writing and sharing..

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        1. Kally says:

          Once your blog reaches a few hundred views per day, the offers will naturally come to you. 🙂

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          1. Chiru says:

            Oh Really.. Lets see… Thanks for the info..

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  3. Rad Gamer says:

    Really helpful, keep up the great work 😊❤️

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    1. Kally says:

      Thank you and lovely that you find the information useful.

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      1. Rad Gamer says:

        My pleasure ❤️😊😊

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    1. Kally says:

      Thank you for sharing this out

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  4. Kally, this is GREAT!

    I wonder if I can do something {free} to promote my book?

    Thanks so very much,

    God Bless,
    Patrick

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    1. Kally says:

      Yes, you can. I’ll love to feature your book. Maybe we can do a piece on your work experiences. Drop me an email and we’ll see how we can collaborate! My email Kally@MiddleMe.net.

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  5. Kat says:

    Hey Kally, feel free to not answer my question, but do you earn money from your site?

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Kally says:

      Yes, I do selectively with guest posts. 🙂

      Liked by 1 person

      1. Kat says:

        Interesting….I see you don’t run ads on your blog. 🙂 I have WordAds running on my blog and so far I’ve gotten less than a dollar, lol.

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        1. Kally says:

          Ah… I don’t do wordads because I find them irritating. Haha. I only pick to feature content that I feel is helpful to my audience. 🙂

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  6. Patty says:

    Great tips as always, dear Kally. And thanks for the link towards me 🙂
    XxX

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    1. Kally says:

      Of course! You’re most welcome!

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  7. Nidhi says:

    Helpful info👍👍

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  8. Paola says:

    Thank you! Just imagine I don’t know any

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  9. I get confused on how to set up an e-commerce page on my website but I’m hemorrhaging money right now. I s there an easy way that I can do it myself and not have to secure a web designer?

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  10. RAHUL GOLA says:

    thanks for giving the information

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    1. Kally says:

      You’re most welcome

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  11. Tera says:

    Reblogged this on The Serendipity Girl and commented:
    This was very much appreciated! Thank you so much, Kally!

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Kally says:

      Thank you for sharing this!

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  12. willsthiek says:

    Being a newbie, still a lot of steps and confusion on my way. I sometimes wish a real person sat beside me and guide me through those gaps that I couldn’t connect. You spent tons of time building your site, but still lack the idea of making it great to attract at least 100 viewers per day.

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    1. Kally says:

      You need to rethink how to market your website first. I always advice people to look at content: https://middleme.net/2020/02/24/do-people-really-care-about-your-website-content/

      Without content, you can make someone come over to your website but you will not make someone stay or return again.

      Then look at your niche. You can’t have content all over the place and cover everything on the planet. You need to focus.

      After that, look at your SEO placement: https://middleme.net/2019/07/24/seo-content-writing-tips-that-every-writer-must-practice/

      Best of Luck!

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      1. willsthiek says:

        thanks for the advice you gave me

        Liked by 1 person

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