Is it profitable to post about freebies on my site

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Is it profitable to post about freebies on a website? I’m thinking of writing a 3,000–5,000 word article about free websites, free subscriptions, and free trial sites — will that make me money? Through ads ?

And my site is hosting on GitHub with free domain: mydomain.github.io
 
if you group them all together under the same narrow niche and SEO the page properly I am sure there is a ton of value in that because some of the sites or products mentioned on your page will come with paid subscriptions too, and when people sign up for the free trial they will end up buying premium plans / subscriptions... well, not all of them will buy, but some will. And you will make money.

Besides, traffic is the most important asset of any SEO / online marketer / business, and if you have the traffic you can negotiate whatever you want for yourself and your partners will have to pay up if they want access to your traffic. So, it's worth focusing on getting and stabilizing the traffic first and then you will have real value on your hand.

Just a few hours ago I googled for "free and simple blogging websites" and other related keywords and - while I didn't end up signing up with any of those sites (mostly because I knew them all, so I was looking for unknown platforms) - I did click around and even checked the prices of some of those sites and - were I to found something in my price range ($0 to $10 per year) that I liked I would have definitely paid for that since I am proactively searching for such a free / cheap site builder.

And like I said, I am already familiar with most of the products (site builders in my case) that I found on those sites in google, but many people who are searching for such things are newbies, and they are easier to convert into paid customers as they don't know the ins and outs of these things like experienced people like myself do. So, it's easier to make money off such people than it is to make money off me...

So anyway, I think you should do that as it will pay off if you manage to secure the traffic...

And my site is hosting on GitHub with free domain: mydomain.github.io
it would probably be better to get your own hosting and domain :)

It's best to have full control over how your site looks, feels and behaves like... and to also have brandability and customizability options, which I don't think that github offers (although I could be wrong). But I would still get my own hosting and domain, just to look more professional...
 
Is it profitable to post about freebies on a website? I’m thinking of writing a 3,000–5,000 word article about free websites, free subscriptions, and free trial sites — will that make me money? Through ads ?

And my site is hosting on GitHub with free domain: mydomain.github.io
freebie topics attract plenty of visitors yet the ads they draw usually pay very little
 
Is it profitable to post about freebies on a website? I’m thinking of writing a 3,000–5,000 word article about free websites, free subscriptions, and free trial sites — will that make me money? Through ads ?

And my site is hosting on GitHub with free domain: mydomain.github.io
Thanks for sharing, I'll test this.
 
Is it profitable to post about freebies on a website? I’m thinking of writing a 3,000–5,000 word article about free websites, free subscriptions, and free trial sites — will that make me money? Through ads ?

And my site is hosting on GitHub with free domain: mydomain.github.io
It's gonna be difficult to rank for those keywords. If you think you can get traffic to your site this kind of content - probably better to target social media for this - then it's definitely monetize-able. As long as you have got traffic, you can make money from traffic. There are lots of sites that publish these sites like even on github you could probably find ton of "Awesome" this or that directories that list all kind of stuff.
 
Freebies content can get traffic, but monetization is tricky. Ads on a GitHub Pages free domain won’t perform well, consider a proper domain and hosting for ads to actually make money.
 
i believe you can post some very popular free bee on your site as they can make traffic on it.
 
Is it profitable to post about freebies on a website? I’m thinking of writing a 3,000–5,000 word article about free websites, free subscriptions, and free trial sites — will that make me money? Through ads ?

And my site is hosting on GitHub with free domain: mydomain.github.io
Freebie posts can bring traffic, but ad revenue is usually very low because visitors want “free stuff” and rarely click or convert

If you want to monetize, pair it with affiliate links, email capture, or upsells not just ads

Also, hosting on github.io looks less professional, so consider a custom domain
 
Yes, it can be profitable but only if you get good traffic. A 3,000–5,000 word article on freebies can rank well if it’s well-researched and SEO-optimized. You can earn through display ads (AdSense, Ezoic, etc.) and affiliate links for trials. However, a GitHub Pages subdomain isn’t ideal consider buying a custom domain for better branding trust and SEO performance.
 
I think freebie posts can attract lots of visitors and the ad revenue is usually low
 
Is it profitable to post about freebies on a website? I’m thinking of writing a 3,000–5,000 word article about free websites, free subscriptions, and free trial sites — will that make me money? Through ads ?

And my site is hosting on GitHub with free domain: mydomain.github.io
I know one such blog which started as posting freebies.and discounts and is not among top 100 visited websites in my country.
 
Yes, posting about freebies can be profitable—high traffic, good for ads (like AdSense). But with a GitHub subdomain, you can’t run most ad networks.
 
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