How is VJ supported/funded?

[Logres 0]

May I just ask how VJ is funded and supported? It is a good site with a number of good functions, and I was just curious how it keeps going........

Thanks

[almaty 19]

they hire illegals...no,

$$ for global warming research.....nah..

Edited September 12, 2007 by almaty

[trailmix 77]

I'm just thankful that the advertisements on this website are virtually nil

[Sinergy 3]

almaty strips for sponsors 3 nights a week, with that VJ gets to continue to run

[Jasman0717 9]

almaty strips for sponsors 3 nights a week, with that VJ gets to continue to run

[ChristinaM 0]

I always thought that the Tooth Fairy donated too.

[Sinergy 3]

I always thought that the Tooth Fairy donated too.

Shes almaty's biggest tipper

[~*Maria*~ 1]

almaty strips for sponsors 3 nights a week, with that VJ gets to continue to run

I was thinking that too

Brother Almaty, you're doing a good job keeping the VJ sponsors entertained

[rebeccajo 14]

http://www.ourmedia.org/learning-center/to...sm/making-money

"With advertising, the more readers you have and page views you serve, the more money you can make. But how much traffic do you need to make a living from your website?

To make $36,500 a year, you'd need to earn $100 a day on your site (plus whatever expenses you incur). Let's assume your site is attractive to advertisers and earns $10 in ad revenue for every thousand page views. That would mean you'd need to serve 10,000 page views a day to meet this target. (And more if your site earns less than $10 per thousand page views.)

How can you attract that much traffic? If you are writing one article a day on subjects that will be out of date within 24 hours, it's going to be tough. You'll need to attract nearly 10,000 views each day for that's day article, since few people will bother reading your old, out-of-date work. If you write a fair number of "evergreen" features, which keep attracting page views long after they are written, you'll find the task much easier. If your site naturally deals with "perishable" news content, at least publish each day's new news to the same URL, overwriting or pushing down the old content, so that URL can build the in-bound links and search engine traffic that will help you attract new readers you need each day.

Reader-contributed content can also help you meet your page view goals. Well-managed, thoughtfully organized discussion boards and wikis can add dozens of new content pages a day to your site, with much less effort on your part than writing that many original articles."

Edited September 12, 2007 by rebeccajo

[wael253 0]

http://www.ourmedia.org/learning-center/to...sm/making-money

"With advertising, the more readers you have and page views you serve, the more money you can make. But how much traffic do you need to make a living from your website?

To make $36,500 a year, you'd need to earn $100 a day on your site (plus whatever expenses you incur). Let's assume your site is attractive to advertisers and earns $10 in ad revenue for every thousand page views. That would mean you'd need to serve 10,000 page views a day to meet this target. (And more if your site earns less than $10 per thousand page views.)

How can you attract that much traffic? If you are writing one article a day on subjects that will be out of date within 24 hours, it's going to be tough. You'll need to attract nearly 10,000 views each day for that's day article, since few people will bother reading your old, out-of-date work. If you write a fair number of "evergreen" features, which keep attracting page views long after they are written, you'll find the task much easier. If your site naturally deals with "perishable" news content, at least publish each day's new news to the same URL, overwriting or pushing down the old content, so that URL can build the in-bound links and search engine traffic that will help you attract new readers you need each day.

Reader-contributed content can also help you meet your page view goals. Well-managed, thoughtfully organized discussion boards and wikis can add dozens of new content pages a day to your site, with much less effort on your part than writing that many original articles."

sound interesting .. but in the same time it is proving that VJ is not supported or funded by the the advertisement nor the advertisers !!!

[almaty 19]

almaty strips for sponsors 3 nights a week, with that VJ gets to continue to run

yeap brother jim. me and my pet burro and FeFe...quite a show..

[Sheriff Uling 3]

they hire illegals...no...

Hehehehe!!!

[rebeccajo 14]

http://www.ourmedia.org/learning-center/to...sm/making-money

"With advertising, the more readers you have and page views you serve, the more money you can make. But how much traffic do you need to make a living from your website?

To make $36,500 a year, you'd need to earn $100 a day on your site (plus whatever expenses you incur). Let's assume your site is attractive to advertisers and earns $10 in ad revenue for every thousand page views. That would mean you'd need to serve 10,000 page views a day to meet this target. (And more if your site earns less than $10 per thousand page views.)

How can you attract that much traffic? If you are writing one article a day on subjects that will be out of date within 24 hours, it's going to be tough. You'll need to attract nearly 10,000 views each day for that's day article, since few people will bother reading your old, out-of-date work. If you write a fair number of "evergreen" features, which keep attracting page views long after they are written, you'll find the task much easier. If your site naturally deals with "perishable" news content, at least publish each day's new news to the same URL, overwriting or pushing down the old content, so that URL can build the in-bound links and search engine traffic that will help you attract new readers you need each day.

Reader-contributed content can also help you meet your page view goals. Well-managed, thoughtfully organized discussion boards and wikis can add dozens of new content pages a day to your site, with much less effort on your part than writing that many original articles."

sound interesting .. but in the same time it is proving that VJ is not supported or funded by the the advertisement nor the advertisers !!!

There's more than one way to skin a cat, you know.

[Mags 112]

almaty strips for sponsors 3 nights a week, with that VJ gets to continue to run

yeap brother jim. me and my pet burro and FeFe...quite a show..

Now that's a sight that would be painful to watch...

[Jasman0717 9]

almaty strips for sponsors 3 nights a week, with that VJ gets to continue to run

yeap brother jim. me and my pet burro and FeFe...quite a show..

Shocking Is that the same burro from the Blue Fox?