Does it make sense to monetize a website right from the beginning?

[kainatayoub]

it is appreciate traffics conversion generate.

 

[Panther28]

I like to put ads on when I start thinking, damn, I could be making money from all those exit links!

 

[Dor87]

it is appreciate traffics conversion generate.

Do you mean conversion of raw traffic into money? Or conversion of page views into money?

I like to put ads on when I start thinking, damn, I could be making money from all those exit links!

Are you talking about affiliate links?

 

[Panther28]

Are you talking about affiliate links?

Yeah, like amazon links before they are affiliated, or hosting links as another example. Also if you have general links, and people are leaving via those exit links, then your site has a range of clients that don't bounce but are happy to browse and click. So that's a big signal to maybe the time is right once you can actively see those funnels as being active every day.

 

[Tranpixel]

well i don't think so , as you should concentrate on producing valuable content and building an audience

 

[Tranpixel]

I feel like the answer to this question is a simple "No", yet, I'm new into this and I was wondering if you think otherwise.
I'm talking about monetizing a website right when starting to host it for the very first time, no traffic, no idea if there'll be any traffic at all.

yes exactly and as your traffic grows , you can gradually introduce monetization strategies to avoid negatively impacting the user expirience

 

[rick4489]

No, it does not make sense to monetize a website right from the beginning. It is important to first create content and build an audience before introducing monetization strategies.

 

[djsobuj]

Yes, first decide how to monetize the blog then start the blog to avoid visitors waste

 

[TheSplinter]

In the beginning you usually have no traffic, so what are you going to monetize, exactly? It makes sense to monetize as soon as you can monetize.