Makes sense, I was indeed thinking about waiting till I get an idea of how I want to monetize it in the first place, my idea is to use subscriptions by using something like Stripe one day, I didn't study enough to know how to use it tho.
I suppose your subscription app is a SaaS, I plan to use the same model for my website, still have to study on how tho.
Got it, I still have to meet my audience yet.
Do you mean that at the end of the day if you gotta earn money you'll do it anyway?
I'm a bit reluctant about using AdSense, I also believe some people don't like how invasive AdSense looks.
About the last sentence - sure, they can be monetized from day 1 but do they earn anything the first month?
Well, some websites are professionally launched like a real business, with announcements on social media/press release/email list blasts etc. They do make some from the first day. But most are just niche sites/blogs, they don't make anything until they start to rank on google even if the links were there from the beginning.
I suppose authors of those websites usually have money to invest.
I agree, most websites nowadays are filled with ads almost like they were filled with pop-ups in the early 2000s.
I made it whole, no external programmer nor designer etc. In case I'll decide to add ads I would opt for a location on the side of the site, tho I'm not sure how AdSense displays ads (in case I'd use AdSense) if it lets me decide the location and size or if it decides it all by itself.
As of now, this is the approach I'm using, although I don't think my content is that much high quality, it's like one or two paragraph of text each day and that's it. When designing it I made sure to make it look professional, but that's the only "money shot" on that website for now.
