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I'm looking for suggestions about the monetization of thinkmobiles.com.

It has 2 parts: 1) catalogs of software products and IT development companies 2) blog. Currently, it has close to 200 000 page views monthly from blog only. I have: - web pushes ( +100 new subscribers each day, just collect them ) - email marketing is zero (I use Activecampaign) - team of 3 copywriters and 2 sales in office.

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Andrew Maury

I help uncommon businesses succeed online

With that kind of traffic, it shouldn't be hard to monetize, but the real question is coming up with the most effective strategy.

Without knowing much about the business or having access to any analytics, here are a few recommendations off the top of my head:

- add affiliate links to apps & software links
- sell premium ad space
- sell services to help customers select software/apps
- sell services to setup various software
- setup automated email campaigns
- offer courses

There are certainly other ways you could monetize your site. One thing to keep in mind is you want to focus on the CLTV (customer lifetime value). Rather than looking for quick wins, think about the big picture and how you can really help your customers in the long run.

By providing value, you'll build trust and your customers and clients will be much more willing to pay for added services.

Answered about 6 years ago

varun sharma

Growth Consultant & Founder of Upreports

Given the information shared, there are a lot of ideas that can be explored. Below are some:

1) Pitch relevant blog advertising to IT service providers and software sellers. 200k monthly views is a good number.

2) Pitch top spots to IT service providers and software sellers in relevant category pages.

3) Since you have a lot of informative content, push the same through email marketing will work. Brand promotion can be made part of the email marketing

There are many other advertising driven monetization options can be explored without spoiling the user experience. Let's talk on phone or email (varun@upreports.com) to dig deeper.

Answered almost 6 years ago