✔️✔️ These Sites Make $48,000/mo with only 80k Monthly visitors

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1. Commercial intent (writing about your favorite bicycle trails is different that writing about your favorite bicycle brand / model)
2. Engagement (some topics people are looking for a quick answer and they are done, the users are more engaged / spend more time/view more pages)
3. Audience (some sites get affluent U.S. users that command a high price from advertisers, others don't)
4. Device/circumstance (some queries drive more traffic from people on-the-go which may monetize lower - think "how to fix a flat tire on a civic" vs "best tires for a civic". Both auto niche.
5. Then he makes a Pitch for Ezoic (sneaky-sneaky )

RealDaddy said:

Dwayne Lafleur is the Ezoic founder and he shared a tweet where he showed how many websites in your very typical niches (tech, entertainment, home, garden) are getting EPM of $500+ which is just unheard of in the Niche site discussions. Here is a selection of a few of the sites making that much:

Niche: Tech
EPMV: $597

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Niche: Entertainment
EPMV: $149

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Niche: Home/Garden
EPMV: $121
Monthly Revenue: $100,000 - $200,000

Niche: Dating & Relationships
EPMV: $173
Monthly Revenue: $50,000 - $100,000

Niche: Travel
EPMV: $86
Monthly Revenue: $25,000 - $50,000

Then he shared the reasoning behind why some sites are making $500+ EPMV (which means for 1k visitors, they make $500), whereas many websites in the same niche are not able to cross $20 EPMV.

REASONING:

1. Commercial intent (writing about your favorite bicycle trails is different that writing about your favorite bicycle brand / model)
2. Engagement (some topics people are looking for a quick answer and they are done, the users are more engaged / spend more time/view more pages)
3. Audience (some sites get affluent U.S. users that command a high price from advertisers, others don't)
4. Device/circumstance (some queries drive more traffic from people on-the-go which may monetize lower - think "how to fix a flat tire on a civic" vs "best tires for a civic". Both auto niche.
5. Then he makes a Pitch for Ezoic (sneaky-sneaky )

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Alma said:

he is a piece of s.... so many tweets bashing his competitors, his team spam emailing anyone who gets traffic and the list goes on

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RealDaddy said:

Niche: Tech
EPMV: $597

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RealDaddy said:

Yeah, saw people bashing him on Twitter but these are some refresh tips as well.

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RealDaddy said:

Dwayne Lafleur is the Ezoic founder and he shared a tweet where he showed how many websites in your very typical niches (tech, entertainment, home, garden) are getting EPM of $500+ which is just unheard of in the Niche site discussions. Here is a selection of a few of the sites making that much:

Niche: Tech
EPMV: $597

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Niche: Entertainment
EPMV: $149

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Niche: Home/Garden
EPMV: $121
Monthly Revenue: $100,000 - $200,000

Niche: Dating & Relationships
EPMV: $173
Monthly Revenue: $50,000 - $100,000

Niche: Travel
EPMV: $86
Monthly Revenue: $25,000 - $50,000

Then he shared the reasoning behind why some sites are making $500+ EPMV (which means for 1k visitors, they make $500), whereas many websites in the same niche are not able to cross $20 EPMV.

REASONING:

1. Commercial intent (writing about your favorite bicycle trails is different that writing about your favorite bicycle brand / model)
2. Engagement (some topics people are looking for a quick answer and they are done, the users are more engaged / spend more time/view more pages)
3. Audience (some sites get affluent U.S. users that command a high price from advertisers, others don't)
4. Device/circumstance (some queries drive more traffic from people on-the-go which may monetize lower - think "how to fix a flat tire on a civic" vs "best tires for a civic". Both auto niche.
5. Then he makes a Pitch for Ezoic (sneaky-sneaky )

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Alexion said:

I recently had the pleasure to meet a fellow coder banking on around $800 ePMV.
He basically gets a sale for his code every 500 visitors. Makes over $1,600/day, every day, for the last 2 years.

Needless to say, that piece of code costs like $40 on Upwork.

Best part? He has an impressive number of 41 articles on his blog.

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Alexion said:

Needless to say, that piece of code costs like $40 on Upwork.

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Alma said:

I admit the 4th point is something you probably wouldn't think about. However the rest is just logical no? Feels like most people that give away tips just say the most logical a obvious things

And honestly with how he is, I wouldn't be surprised if he was making up the screenshots. I know some people reported him to some financial authority in the UK.

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hennessy said:

Whether or not Dwayne is sugar-coating, this is a good post from Daddy that will get some people thinking on the right track.

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hennessy said:

Sometimes it's the most obvious things that people overlook or underthink. Especially when the new learners here have to sift through all the fluff, and get distracted by the BS journey screenshots/claims.

Whether or not Dwayne is sugar-coating, this is a good post from Daddy that will get some people thinking on the right track.

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RealDaddy said:

Yeah, my intention was just to refresh some learnings. That's all.

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Alma said:

Oh don't get me wrong, I love the stuff @RealDaddy posts and his hustle. I personally don't use twitter and he often posts golden nuggets, I found many interesting things thanks to him .

I was talking in general about other people and about the ezoic founder.

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Alexion said:

I recently had the pleasure to meet a fellow coder banking on around $800 ePMV.
He basically gets a sale for his code every 500 visitors. Makes over $1,600/day, every day, for the last 2 years.

Needless to say, that piece of code costs like $40 on Upwork.

Best part? He has an impressive number of 41 articles on his blog.

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Monzani said:

high-ticket niche

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RealDaddy said:

It's not a high ticket niche, read the first post again.

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