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Now, it’s important to note that you can (and should) have multiple revenue streams but you need to choose one as your core revenue generation channel.
Start by answering these questions:
- Which monetization method will form my core business model?
- Do I want quick income or long-term passive revenue?
- Which monetization methods will I add later on?
Here are some examples of revenue models with additional insights:
- Freelancing/consulting: Quick income, direct client relationships. Combine with affiliate marketing as a secondary income source and scale faster by leveraging white label services.
- Affiliate marketing: Slower to ramp up but can generate passive income over time but you need lifetime commission products with high commission rates to minimize risk.
- Digital products: You need the knowhow to create products, an ecommerce platform to help you sell them, and an audience. Pairs well with affiliate marketing as a secondary revenue channel.
- Display ads: You can get started right away with platforms like Google AdSense but requires a lot of traffic to drive meaningful revenue.
- Merchandise: I wouldn’t recommend this as a core business model for new blogs. It’s better as a complimentary revenue channel. You’ll need a decent sized audience to make this work. However, you can get started without investing much money if you opt for a print-on-demand approach. For example, you can launch a store and sell products without paying for inventory using Sellfy.
Note: Choose a model that aligns with your long-term goals. Don’t let small ad revenue distract you from a high-value opportunity, like securing a $40K freelance client.
2. Audience: Know who you’re trying to reach
Your audience provides the demand for your content.
