$100,000 Revenues in last 12 months – wow! — Startup Desi. Ok, this might sound like bragging, but I have a very happy news to share with you all. My little company has crossed an important milestone. We have made $109,941 in revenues in the last 12 months. (October 2009 to September 2010). The numbers: October 2009 was such a key month in my start-up. I have launched my first big product that month.
It was one of the best things I have done. The next wave of encouragement came in February 2010, when I launched my first online training program. Please note that I have included revenues generated from advertising & affiliate sales. Here is same chart, but stacked. While it is clear that online training programs (Excel School) and Project Management Templates are my main revenue earners, I have few other products (ebook, wedding planner template) that generate $200-$500 every month.
Finally, number of customers per month. About 5% of customers repeat. What next? When I set-up my venture, I never thought I would hit $100k milestone this quick. Thousands of Flash game developers make more than $1,000 a month. Simple games based on Adobe’s Flash technology have multiplied like weeds in recent years, with an estimated 100,000 of them available on the web, mostly for free. But a significant number of Flash game developers have moved from amateurs to pros; a survey shows that one in five Flash developers make more than $1,000 a month.
About 16 percent of those surveyed make more than $1,000 a month (the survey included 1,104 developers and publishers). The top 1 percent make more than $25,000 a month, according to the survey by Mochi Media. That means that Flash games are becoming more than a hobbyist market, according to the San Francisco-based company, whose mission is to help Flash developers monetize their games through ads and virtual goods sales. About a third of Flash developers say they monetize their games in four different ways, including running ads or enabling micro-transactions so that players can buy virtual goods, such as extra weapons or decorative clothing. Premium Ads for Search Traffic - Make Money Online. SendMe: Watch Out, iPhone App Makers. Global online ad spend to reach $107bn by 2011 — Digital marketing news | Digital marketing events at Netimperative. Skip to content. Viewing: Netimperative | News | Netimperative is updating its archive Netimperative is updating its archive January 1, 2010 We are currently in the process of updating the Netimperative news archive to bring it all up to date in a single place.
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How do bloggers make money? - By Michael Agger. Last week, the blog search engine Technorati released its 2008 State of the Blogosphere report with the slightly menacing promise to "deliver even deeper insights into the blogging mind. " Bloggers create 900,000 blog posts a day worldwide, and some of them are actually making money. Blogs with 100,000 or more unique visitors a month earn an average of $75,000 annually—though that figure is skewed by the small percentage of blogs that make more than $200,000 a year. The estimates from a 2007 Business Week article are older but juicier: The LOLcat empire rakes in $5,600 per month; Overheard in New York gets $8,100 per month; and Perez Hilton, gossip king, scoops up $111,000 per month. With this kind of cash sloshing around, one wonders: What does it take to live the dream—to write what I know, and then watch the money flow? From the perspective of someone who doesn't blog, blogging seems attractive.
Mann's problem was especially acute. The bloggers at the vanguard of the post-quality-vs.