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Old 04-28-2011, 11:22 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan View Post
I hear this so often: Just give some away for free... that'll solve all your problems... but I've had free material available forever.
But only on your own website? Your website is for people who have already discovered you, it's useless for finding new readers. Mine gets about 40 visitors a week spending an average of 3 minutes per visit. I'm guessing they are just there for that week's new chapter, but they will all be people who found me somewhere else. Before I started putting them on pirate and other free read sites I didn't get any visitors at all. My blog gets a few more visitors, but some of the things they search for to find it are pretty weird (and mostly unprintable here).

I don't really care about money, what you never had you don't miss. But before you can make money from an audience you need to have an audience. I would suggest you find that audience before you worry about how much you can make from them. And I certainly wouldn't spend money on advertising or anything else until you were making enough to cover those costs.
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