@martintibor40
Read.cash fund can be resupplied with ad revenue ?
Ad revenue, the first thing that comes in your head which is Google Adsense, yep it's no joke read.cash could do that, indeed all other sites tried that method. The ad revenue required for maintaining read.cash's fund depends on the paid out (last week) in average in order to determine how many impressions required in order to generate a profit, not a loss. Also sponsorships have been recently there too but it's not enough, they a need a really big one, maybe Amazon or Red Bull anything that can make large sum of money. Adsense pays between 1 and 1.5 dollar per 1000 views, meaning they need about 8.48$ daily revenue which is about a minimum of 8,480 views per day. With such daily revenue it can supply the last week's payout.
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Well, first of all AdSense is ugly. And I mean UGLY... It takes a lot of space and gives very-very-very little in return. I have another site that has about 2000 page views daily. At best it got $0.80 daily. That's peanuts, that's nothing. I took away AdSense after a month - it's not even worth the hassle, it's more like giving a charity to Google. We don't know the exact amount of page views read.cash gets, but it gets 1,500-2,000 users daily, so maybe 2,000-3,000 pageviews. So, we'll get maybe $20 per month (minus taxes). It's close to nothing :) Don't worry too much about the fund - we're only testing things up, it should get bigger.
No worries just get to promotion on facebook or something. Hopefully this platform grow bigger one day
Facebook, etc as pretty aggressively against cryptocurrency related ads, so no chance :)
I was thinking exactly the same. AdSense doesn't pay that much. But I did bounce that idea in my head as well. Maybe the ad revenues can be split among users using some other AdSense alternative but then again we know Google is king there! Obviously the team at read.cash keeping the cut they very much deserve. I'm watching closely and excited to see where this goes!
With the traffic we have right now - advertising isn't really an option. Maybe when it's ten times bigger or maybe a hundred. Then yet again we just don't like advertising that much, so it'll be hard.
Well, the brains behind read.cash are swift in response if that option is anything to go by. Gradually, read.cash is growing! "A $bn entity just didn't reach there in a few month, it's a long journey".