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Posted By: DoshDosh 259 days ago
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Category: Other Online Marketing
Entertainment websites (e.g. music, movies and celebrities) are created to captivate, amuse and gratify. They appeal to emotional interests and are inherently easier to monetize as well. Here are four key reasons why they are low-maintenance and yet high-profit, making them an ideal way to generate income.
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from hugoguzman 257 days ago #
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I couldn't agree more! Entertainment is great, but I would recommend further segmentation or "specialization". Like for example, making a site that's just about films or film actors.

from unique 255 days ago #
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I agree too, people surf to be entertained and getting traffic is one of the hardest things to kick start. The old adage of supply the demand is always relevant and with subtle linking once the people are with you it's up to you where they go. The comments on this post also have many insights into which niche areas other bloggers and marketers think are worth exploring. Great post Maki.


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