About advertising and affiliate systems for websites

I want to start a blog that introduces alternative ad networks for websites and affiliate marketing networks. How would this perform in terms of traffic and revenue? I look forward to your suggestions.

Come on, does anyone have any suggestions?

I don’t think it will work. It would be more successful if you sold affiliate products.

Why did you directly say it wouldn’t work, sir?

I shared my opinion :).

@grafen,
@Madebodom,
@Kerem,
@hyenali, let’s get your suggestions, masters
@aorhan,
@SiyahGiyen,

I think it can definitely work if done meticulously. Blogger and webmaster sites get good traffic. The only issue is that ad revenue might be low. This can be offset by using affiliate marketing targeted at bloggers (hosting, WordPress themes - plugins, etc.)

Expanding the scope a bit and turning it into a format like an “online money-making guide” increases its potential. There are other ways to make money besides ads and affiliate marketing, and those should be explained as well.

anyone with another suggestion

Would it hold up to explain it without actually making money first, sir? After all, we haven’t earned anything yet. By the way, I opened it and added 3 topics, we’ll see. Now I am thinking about new topics. Here, pay a visit and let’s see if you will like it http://bit.ly/1KuxZ8e

Instead of the Blogger infrastructure, you can maintain it with a .com domain extension. I think it will be successful if you work with phrases like ‘ways to make money’ and ‘how to make money online’. It is a job that requires time and patience after all.

It is already impossible for you to have personally tried everything you will be talking about. You can still be helpful to people by compiling information from local and foreign sources. Instead of visiting 50 different sites to find affiliate options, we would have the chance to see them all together on your blog. Especially those who do not know English need such Turkish compilation sites.

Of course, if you do not have experience, you need to be more meticulous and work harder. When I first visit your site, I should be able to say: “I can learn all the options for making money online / increasing my income, as well as potential future opportunities, from this site. Therefore, I should subscribe and follow your posts.”

To become an authority site in this way, you really need to take the job seriously. Even if you are not experienced yourself, you should ask people for their experiences and seek their advice in forums and other similar blogs. You should not leave questions from visitors related to the topic unanswered as much as possible. You also need to try not to miss any new local or foreign information related to the subject.

If you ask whether taking it this seriously is necessary; of course, it is not. People can build sites using auto-generated text and translations to earn ad revenue. However, I think it would be better to put in the effort and create a useful resource for people. Cryptosam is a good example. He earned our great appreciation because he offered truly useful content on his blog. When he opened this forum, we also supported him voluntarily so as not to leave his efforts unrewarded. The quality of the Seocry forum is entirely the payoff of Cryptosam’s efforts on his blog.

The important thing is to be helpful, sir. As you said, I may not know all of them, but my goal is to educate myself and pass on my knowledge. We will start earning money 6 months from now, but so be it; if it is about being helpful to people, even just one person leaving a comment means something to me. I had been thinking for a long time about what blog to open, but I think I found it this time.

I only agree with @grafen’s comment; it would be much better if it were an independent blog with a .com extension. You can also use this blog for support.

I don’t have the means right now, sir. Maybe I will consider a .com or .net in a month.

You can register a .com for a year for 2.80 TL if you have a credit card. I would have helped you if my card hadn’t maxed out.