ACCER Wrote:It also depends on how your host charges bandwidth. If they charge to the point where more traffic with last sales, it's a bad bad thing!
They are not charging me anything. It´s a blog on Blogger! And with Adsense... I do get some traffic, and some clicks too. I think I should be more ambitious and get more stuff... but right now I´m a little too complicated!
I say anything that causes google to pay money on. I mean anything that creates some type of profit. I have had 59 visitors to my blog and have earned a couple of cents. So with that said, you can do about a few hundred and be doing great.
Google seems to be finding more ways not to pay lately.
aquariancore Wrote:Google seems to be finding more ways not to pay lately.
I think it is the wave of the future with Google. They have managed to grow based on several programs that I don't think they intend on sustaining past a certain point. I could be wrong though.
I would be happy with 50 - 100 visitors a day, but would not stop there I would continue to try and get more.
I think I average about 20 visits a day, but it varies.
I haven't done much with the sites like Digg. Is that time consuming?
I have sites that average 5000+ a day and sites thatr average 20 a day. It also varies due to climate, holidays..etc.....
They will soon be offering a course in internet website visits.....
He asked the question about Digg web site being alot of trouble. I have an account with delicious, and also with Digg. The Digg site is far easier to put your work into, and have people look at your site. On my Delicious site, I have trouble logging in frequently. The password assistance on my webmail didn't help at all.
I just bought a great typo/type-in that brings in 100/UV daily. Now I just need to figure out how to optimize properly it for parking.
If you have 100 visitors a day, that is wonderful! Now if you want to build that number to a higher amount you can do it. Or did you say you wanted to park it?