Average inbound traffic volume for TGP/MGP

[piratejim99]

Toby--

Responses like that are why I like this forum so much That was an eye-opener for a newbie like me. Thanks.

At an average of $30 PPS, 25 sales a month is $750. Less the cost of a server and time required to keep the whole operation churning, it hardly seems worth the effort. I mean I have an adult blog that's doing over $600/mo on a $9.95/mo shared hosting plan and 25k uniques per month.

Since not all traffic is created equal, I guess the math just isn't scalable.

[ronnie]

Originally Posted by piratejim99

Toby--

Responses like that are why I like this forum so much That was an eye-opener for a newbie like me. Thanks.

At an average of $30 PPS, 25 sales a month is $750. Less the cost of a server and time required to keep the whole operation churning, it hardly seems worth the effort. I mean I have an adult blog that's doing over $600/mo on a $9.95/mo shared hosting plan and 25k uniques per month.

Since not all traffic is created equal, I guess the math just isn't scalable.

And as toby would probably agree getting a 10% click through is pretty high, not the norm for most folks.

Think you just answered your own question. And your blog is probably much less time consuming than a tgp. Also wouldn't take much to boost the blogs traffic. Or you could start another blog or two, since you know how to do it. Rinse and repeat what works.

[Linkster]

Originally Posted by piratejim99

Toby--

I mean I have an adult blog that's doing over $600/mo on a $9.95/mo shared hosting plan and 25k uniques per month.

Since not all traffic is created equal, I guess the math just isn't scalable.

Math is always scalable - think about it this way - if you build 9 more blogs and have them do equally as well - thats $6000 per month for a hosting bill of maybe $20 a month