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It's not a fantasy - it's certainly possible to make passive income from a website. You can easily find many examples of success in popular internet marketing blogs. And you do not need to be an Internet marketer or seasoned blogger to earn some money from your website. In fact,   even abandoned, the low traffic site can generate a few dollars a day   - more than enough to cover your hosting fees. There are hundreds of different strategies to monetize a website. It can be irresistible to choose the one best suited for your website. In this tutorial, we'll cover only reliable and proven site monetization methods. Keep in mind that the monetization methods listed below require some initial setup work. There is no single magic button to start generating income from your site. Option 1 - Monetizing a website with Google Adsense Google Adsense is probably the most popular advertising platform in the world - owned by the Internet giant Google. It is an advertising platform for pu...

A comparison in the field in January 2016 posted on February 3 , 2016 By Davis Molinari The RevenueHits network continues to be painted by many websites as the best alternative for Google Adsense. In some previous publications, I described the results of the first test with this advertising circuit and conducted an analysis of the most profitable type of traffic in terms of geographic origin. In today's article, I want instead to illustrate the results of a direct "in the field" comparison between the two networks, Adsense and RevenueHits, held in January 2016. The first step was to decide how many ads and what type, for each of the two circuits, to insert in the blog pages. After doing a little practice, I found a setting that seemed acceptable and, essentially, the terms on which the analysis occurred were as follows: Adsense: 2 banner 1 rating table 728 X 90 of the type "image + text" placed at the top, just above the title of the article 1 rectangular banner...