Narayan Rao K.V.S.S. made the announcement that his page views to all articles in his blogs and Knol will touch two million by end of April.
Two Million Page View Online Article Author - April 2011
An individual writing and getting two million page views is a good achievement
Showing posts with label Professional bloggers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Professional bloggers. Show all posts
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Jason Calacanis - CEO of Mahalo
Jason Calacanis is founder and CEO of Mahalo, and founded and ran both Weblogs Inc. and the Silicon Alley Reporter.
Knol stands for "unit of Knowledge" and it's a very well-designed Wikipedia/Mahalo style content publishing play. It's very similar to the New York Times' forgotten About.com, Seth Godin's spam-filled Squidoo, the flawed-but-fascinating Wikipedia, and of course my new project Mahalo.com.
Google-dependent businesses
Many of the biggest and best companies today have Google as their top source of traffic. Reportedly digg is 50% Google traffic, About.com 85%, and Wikipedia 70% Google traffic. That means that people don't go to these sites directly, as much as they go to Google and do a search and click on their result.
It seems that Google, the greatest web-business ever created, is not satisfied with owning over 70% of search--now they want to own the first couple of pages in their search results. So, if you're digg.com, About.com, NYTimes.com, and Wikipedia you're faced with not only being traffic-dependent on Google, you're now competing with them for the traffic within their search result.
They've been an amazing partner to me. The revenue from Google Adsense reached over one million a year for Weblogs, Inc. when we were still a private company. The $4,000 a day we were making paid our bloggers' salaries and gave me the biggest win of my life.
Knol stands for "unit of Knowledge" and it's a very well-designed Wikipedia/Mahalo style content publishing play. It's very similar to the New York Times' forgotten About.com, Seth Godin's spam-filled Squidoo, the flawed-but-fascinating Wikipedia, and of course my new project Mahalo.com.
Google-dependent businesses
Many of the biggest and best companies today have Google as their top source of traffic. Reportedly digg is 50% Google traffic, About.com 85%, and Wikipedia 70% Google traffic. That means that people don't go to these sites directly, as much as they go to Google and do a search and click on their result.
It seems that Google, the greatest web-business ever created, is not satisfied with owning over 70% of search--now they want to own the first couple of pages in their search results. So, if you're digg.com, About.com, NYTimes.com, and Wikipedia you're faced with not only being traffic-dependent on Google, you're now competing with them for the traffic within their search result.
They've been an amazing partner to me. The revenue from Google Adsense reached over one million a year for Weblogs, Inc. when we were still a private company. The $4,000 a day we were making paid our bloggers' salaries and gave me the biggest win of my life.
Nephrologist To Pro Blogger MacRumors' Arnold Kim
MacRumors' traffic has grown substantially. Quantcast reports that the site is now generating a staggering 37 million page views a month.
He started MacRumors.com in February of 2000. He was in 4th and last year of medical school.
The dabbling in the web was for fun. The natural interest of turned into a website. Over the next 8 years, he completed medical school, an Internal Medicine residency, a fellowship in Nephrology and even worked two years in private practice as a physician (Nephrologist).
He started MacRumors.com in February of 2000. He was in 4th and last year of medical school.
The dabbling in the web was for fun. The natural interest of turned into a website. Over the next 8 years, he completed medical school, an Internal Medicine residency, a fellowship in Nephrology and even worked two years in private practice as a physician (Nephrologist).
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Visitors to InstaPundit Blog 8-7-2008
InstaPundit
Site Summary
VISITS
Total 292,676,803
Average Per Day 216,735
Average Visit Length 0:04
Last Hour 4,544
Today 13,605
This Week 1,517,147
PAGE VIEWS
Total 324,495,747
Average Per Day 229,274
Average Per Visit 1.1
Last Hour 4,989
Today 14,852
This Week 1,604,918
http://pajamasmedia.com/instapundit/
Site Summary
VISITS
Total 292,676,803
Average Per Day 216,735
Average Visit Length 0:04
Last Hour 4,544
Today 13,605
This Week 1,517,147
PAGE VIEWS
Total 324,495,747
Average Per Day 229,274
Average Per Visit 1.1
Last Hour 4,989
Today 14,852
This Week 1,604,918
http://pajamasmedia.com/instapundit/
How to earn more than $10,000 per month from your blog
My friend Michael makes an average of $370 per day on his blog. That’s an annualized income of $133,200 from blogging. I’ll leave out his last name so that I don’t violate his Adsense ‘Terms of Service’. ( For those who don’t know, it is against Google policy to directly discuss one’s Adsense earnings for a particular site ). The other day I sat down for lunch with Michael and asked him for his story: In a little more than 18 months, he went from earning less than $1/day to quitting his day job, and building a successful site.
His advice was priceless…
Read the full article in
http://www.webrevenue.org/how-to-earn-more-than-10000-per-month-from-your-blog/
His advice was priceless…
Read the full article in
http://www.webrevenue.org/how-to-earn-more-than-10000-per-month-from-your-blog/
Earnings crossed $10000 this year on 7th May
May 8th, 2008
Posted by Life is Colourful
Published in Make Money OnlineHurray!
There is a reason to cheer, reason to celebrate and reason to share!! We have crossed $10000 in our online earnings this year on 7th May 2008 and it’s an achievement in itself. The earnings by end of day on 7th May reached to $10150.93 to be exact. If you count, it’s 128 days we took to achieve this milestone. That’s a whooping $79.30 per day online earning.
http://www.lifeiscolourful.com/earnings-crossed-10000-this-year-on-7th-may/
Chetan said in May 8th, 2008 Great success man!
Could you go more precisely?
Like how many sites you manage to make the total income to this much?
Or is it just this blog which is producing this much income?
Life is Colourful replied: May 8th, 2008
Chetan, not many sites or blogs I maintain - less than 8-10.
But majorly I get revenue from this blog, finance blog and completely niche technology blog. Rest of them are still maintained because I try to experiment with others.
May 8th, 2008
Posted by Life is Colourful
Published in Make Money OnlineHurray!
There is a reason to cheer, reason to celebrate and reason to share!! We have crossed $10000 in our online earnings this year on 7th May 2008 and it’s an achievement in itself. The earnings by end of day on 7th May reached to $10150.93 to be exact. If you count, it’s 128 days we took to achieve this milestone. That’s a whooping $79.30 per day online earning.
http://www.lifeiscolourful.com/earnings-crossed-10000-this-year-on-7th-may/
Chetan said in May 8th, 2008 Great success man!
Could you go more precisely?
Like how many sites you manage to make the total income to this much?
Or is it just this blog which is producing this much income?
Life is Colourful replied: May 8th, 2008
Chetan, not many sites or blogs I maintain - less than 8-10.
But majorly I get revenue from this blog, finance blog and completely niche technology blog. Rest of them are still maintained because I try to experiment with others.
$10,000 blogger - 2
I Made $10,899.83 From Blogging in SeptemberWritten by Yaro
October 12, 2007 |
Back in March of this year, 2007, I reported my blogging income of $6549.52. September, while a slower month for net usage because the northern hemisphere is rapping up the holiday period (people go outside when the weather is nice instead of sit inside on their computers, thus reducing traffic and income from some advertising programs), turned out to be my best month yet for blog income.
The total I made from blogging and blog related activities in September 2007 was: $10,899.83.
The income listed by source is available in the list to the right. I grouped together revenue streams into general broad categories, rather than break it down by each income source like I did last time, since the list is become quite long. You should still get a good sense for how the money is generated.
Note in reality the money I received was over $13,000 because a few sponsors renewed six month contracts, but I divided the half year payments by six in order to get the share for September only so as to not artificially inflate the total. This list does not include the income from Blog Mastermind.
Other highlights in September included breaking the 5,000 RSS readers mark at this blog and also surpassing 12,000 people subscribed to my email list.
Google adsense income was around $800
http://www.entrepreneurs-journey.com/756/make-money-blogging-september-report/
October 12, 2007 |
Back in March of this year, 2007, I reported my blogging income of $6549.52. September, while a slower month for net usage because the northern hemisphere is rapping up the holiday period (people go outside when the weather is nice instead of sit inside on their computers, thus reducing traffic and income from some advertising programs), turned out to be my best month yet for blog income.
The total I made from blogging and blog related activities in September 2007 was: $10,899.83.
The income listed by source is available in the list to the right. I grouped together revenue streams into general broad categories, rather than break it down by each income source like I did last time, since the list is become quite long. You should still get a good sense for how the money is generated.
Note in reality the money I received was over $13,000 because a few sponsors renewed six month contracts, but I divided the half year payments by six in order to get the share for September only so as to not artificially inflate the total. This list does not include the income from Blog Mastermind.
Other highlights in September included breaking the 5,000 RSS readers mark at this blog and also surpassing 12,000 people subscribed to my email list.
Google adsense income was around $800
http://www.entrepreneurs-journey.com/756/make-money-blogging-september-report/
$10,000 bloggers - 1
Written on May 20th, 2006 at 04:05 pm by Darren Rowse
4% of ProBlogger Readers are Six Figure Bloggers
Early results after 24 hours on this week’s poll show that 12% of ProBlogger readers are earning over $1000 per month from blogging and 4% are earning over $10,000 (making them six figure bloggers if they average that over a year).
At the other end of the spectrum 25% don’t earn anything.
I wish now I’d put two categories of the ‘earn nothing’ category, one for ‘I tried but earned nothing’ and another for ‘I haven’t tried’. I’d be interested if you are one of the 100 voters in this category to hear which you are in comments of the post announcing the poll.
Of those who have earned something it is the ‘under $10 category’ that is most common followed by the $100 to $499 a month category (15%).
Interestingly this survey I added a $15,000 or more category (last time the top one was a $10,000 or more one) and it has actually been voted in more than other lower levels (3% of total vote so far).
http://www.problogger.net/archives/2006/05/20/4-of-problogger-readers-are-six-figure-bloggers/
4% of ProBlogger Readers are Six Figure Bloggers
Early results after 24 hours on this week’s poll show that 12% of ProBlogger readers are earning over $1000 per month from blogging and 4% are earning over $10,000 (making them six figure bloggers if they average that over a year).
At the other end of the spectrum 25% don’t earn anything.
I wish now I’d put two categories of the ‘earn nothing’ category, one for ‘I tried but earned nothing’ and another for ‘I haven’t tried’. I’d be interested if you are one of the 100 voters in this category to hear which you are in comments of the post announcing the poll.
Of those who have earned something it is the ‘under $10 category’ that is most common followed by the $100 to $499 a month category (15%).
Interestingly this survey I added a $15,000 or more category (last time the top one was a $10,000 or more one) and it has actually been voted in more than other lower levels (3% of total vote so far).
http://www.problogger.net/archives/2006/05/20/4-of-problogger-readers-are-six-figure-bloggers/
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