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Hey guys, I would like to start a web page which would be 100% to make profit. Could you bring me some statistics about AdSense monetization factors? I need to know how many viewers do I need to earn 10$/day depending on page category and stuff like this. I am thinking about creating a webpage with random programming tutorials. I don't know how many viewers should I expect (as there is plenty of such pages). I am also interested in computer security and music, but I think programming tutorials would be best for me. Another question: what genre of webpages generates most visitors? Memes, porn, cooking tutorials? Yet another question: I am thinking about buying a VPS and hosting my webpage there, is it good from income/expense point of view? Or maybe it would be better to just buy some web hosting? I would use this VPS for another reasons than hosting a page, also I would like to configure it myself.

>>9904 I was also thinking about creating a page which provides various programming related online tools The problem is that there is a lot of such pages According to one page I found 1000 visitors per day can provide 5$, that would be nice. Also, isn't ads-related marketing dead with adblockers? What is percentage of people browsing the Internet without adblockers? I feel like I am a bit late to this party, but when the Internet was booming I was like 4 years old ;d

Starting up a website and making money of ads your probably not going to make money starting out. I wouldn't say topic, but frequent posting and being a good writer will be the best bet. It will be years before you start making minimum wage.

i've never done this, but from what i've learned from lurking SEO forums ads don't make much money in general (unless you do more black hat ad fraud type stuff, but even that has gotten difficult in recent years). the better money these days is in referral/affiliate links to online vendors or drop-shipping. if you want examples of what this kind of operation looks like on the front end, search something like "best gamer desk chairs" and look at some of the top results. you'll notice a lot of sites with really SEO-friendly domain names making lists of products and (importantly) linking to amazon pages where you can buy them.

another popular option is a similar referral link or drop shipping scheme, except you use a few social media accounts (typically instagram) instead of a website. you would obviously bot these and play the automated follow/unfollow game to push up your follower count. pick a niche and find the sweet-spot ratio between (stolen) content and ads. for example, you maybe post 10 pictures of cute dogs in a week, then follow up with a picture of dog clothing (your product) with a link to your store.