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05-18-2005, 12:06 AM
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Hi

Just was wondering......
Which type of website would you thing would be most finanically profitable to start
forum
shopping sites
articles sites
etc ........

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05-18-2005, 12:35 AM
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one that has a dedicated customer service and offers a premium product or idea.

05-18-2005, 01:20 AM
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article sites!

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I don't think article sites are that lucrative tbh, just so many of them and they all use the same content in the first place (it's like tutorial sites). You can only generate income from advertisers, in order to make anything half decent you would need to be on a level like good-tutorials.com, the leader in it's field, and even that site probably doesn't make more than 3k/month.

Forums are profitable if you target a niche and really build a strong community up, although they definitly aren't easy to do and take a HUGE amount of effort/work/time. Look at WHT, thats a forum at the top of its game and that makes alot of money every month.

Shopping sites, dropshippers/wholesale etc would be pretty profitable in theory but you would need constant advertising and such to promote your products. I wouldn't bother with that unless you had a decent markup (100%+) and owned a unique product that you couldn't get anywhere else. The bigger sites will just steal your business.

I think one of the most luctrative sites right now are the "freeipods.com" type of sites, unique ideas where the appeal is to a mass market, something where you get an expensive item for free by completing a referal or affiliate scheme. Without a doubt, online gambling/casinos is the best business to be in, takes alot of money though!

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Good-tutorials charges $2 a minute for ads. Somone else can do the maths but I could live on that happily

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You're telling me good-tutorials.com makes close to $90,000/month? I find that hard to believe, where did you get that information from? I doubt they even sell all their inventory, the owner has tried to sell me some before because he couldn't.

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I saw it here no one argued with it so thats what I assume.
http://www.theadminzone.com/forums/s...19&postcount=2

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Wow thats quite a bit, I wouldnt suggest making a tutorial site although because as Robson said its a quite saturated market right now.

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Saturated or not that doesn't matter unless you want to be right at the top then it matters. My next site is a video site hosting funny vids

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Gambling or porn sites

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