New online money making Tricks by Arun panchariya

Subscription revenue

If you create a web site that has many users in the forum or other community, it is very possible that people will pay you to become a "premium" member. You can offer a premium membership for people and those people are able to gain access to a special part of your forum and a special avatar. The reason people will sign up for a subscription is because there is an extra value that people want. You can also offer special video posts or newsletters that only members of the club can receive. By setting up a PayPal account, it is very simple to receive payment.

 Contextual ads

Google Adsense is an example of a contextual ad program. Yahoo and Microsoft also offer similar ad programs. These ads blend in with the content. If you see a newspaper listing with an ad that looks like it is part of the content, it could be a contextual ad. Google, for example, will examine the content and place very targeted text ads that are relevant to what the site is about in order to obtain the highest return. The amount of money that you can ultimately make is dependent on how much traffic your web site receives. The more visitors that see your ads, the more likely that someone will click the ads, which in-turn generates commission for you. Many publishers place the ads on their pages at the bottom or on pages where there are zero search results because that is the place where people are going to leave anyway and the way that contextual ads work is "one click and the visitor is gone". So if they are going to leave anyway, you might as well make money on them as they are leaving your web site.

Direct ad sales

Selling ads directly is a possibility for small publishers who have time, dedication and the right approach. You can sell ads to your competitors or other businesses who are interested in getting their banner in front of your web site visitors. Again, the amount that you can charge for these ads is dependent on the amount of traffic that your web site receives.