Business Structure Impacts Web Site Profit
Independent Web site publishers consisting of a single employee have a far different view of profit than the way it is handled by larger companies. The major difference lies with payroll and the type...
View ArticleWeb Site Profit Starts with Solid Plan
Web site profit requires good planning — even something as simple as one page — and consistently sticking to the plan. Planning is more important than revenue itself. Classical management planning...
View ArticleSite Profit Balances High Margin, High Growth
Web site profit is often a choice between high profit margin versus high revenue and audience growth. It is one of the most important choices a publisher or webmaster can make for a Web site financial...
View ArticleWeb Site Value Based on Accurate View of Profit
Revenue Alone is Misleading Number if Expenses Aren’t Considered Web site profit is a popular topic on message boards around the Internet, and the postings often focus on revenue as a way of...
View ArticleSuccessful Online Business = Product Quality + Audience Growth
Building a successful online business is similar to solving a set of math problems. Add product quality and product quantity to equal product growth. Add product growth and site promotion to get...
View ArticleBlock Search Engine Spiders and Save Money
Search engines are great when they bring free audience to a site through organic search results. But some search spiders are simply terrible. They are terrible because they come from a product that...
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