80-20 rules applied to online revenue

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Ken
on 5 January, 2008
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The 80-20 rule as applied to online revenue:

  1. 80% of revenue come from 20% of your sites
  2. 80% of revenue come from 20% of revenue sources
  3. 80% of time were spent on 20% of activities
  4. 20% of pages receives 80% of traffic
  5. 80% of revenue seeker gave up before making 20% of their investment
  6. 80% of online marketers are only making 20% of what they can potentially make
  7. 20% of online marketers are making money off 80% of “willing spender”
  8. 80% of websites you see daily are trying some way to make money online.

How are any of these to you?

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Sharing Text Link Ads referral revenue - Update

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Ken
on 3 December, 2006
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Not too long ago I came up with an idea to share my referral revenue from Text Link Ads with anyone that sign up with my affiliate links.

A few took up the offer (thanks! you know who you are). But until now the referral had not appear on my account. I want to post this update so that no one thinks that I’m cheating them.

Support email was sent from their contact page and so far nothing was heard from them for weeks now.

If you know any contacts in TLA that could help clarify, please let me know.

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Tracking and Analyzing your revenue

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Ken
on 3 December, 2006
in learning process, tips & advice and tools & resources
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If you are earning income online, do you track your revenue and income? How do you do it?

If you have multiple sites and have use a number of revenue sources, do you know exactly which sites are doing well and what programs are contributing to your revenue?

Site Revenue PerformanceI was trying to answer those same questions as well and did a Site Revenue Performance spreadsheet.

It is published and shared on Google Spreadsheets (I’m starting to discover the usfulness of online office applications). Just go to the spreadsheet, click on “Edit this page” to edit it and save it to your account. (You need a Google account.)

Let me know if you find it useful and how it can be improved.

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