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Re: What to do with a blank website From David A on 14 Dec '00 replying to What to do with a blank website posted by Mike Chambers >I'm throwing this one out to the class. If you were given a website, all design, hosting and maintenece included, but presently had no products or services to sell on that site, what would you do with it to make $$$ (as you can see, this is not a true or false question). >Any and all suggestions would be highly appreciated. Start an information site about something that interests you, and make money off of advertising and affiliates. Example: If you like traveling. Start a site that talks all about travel: What places are best during what season, and what to do when you get there, etc. Banner ads will pull in a little money once the sites gets good traffic. Set up affiliations with Amazon - for books on travel, some luggage mfg - for giving specific product recommendations and reviews, etc. Hey Greg B, seems like this might be up your alley. Any thoughts?

Re: What to do with a blank website - Greg B - 18/12/00

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>>I'm throwing this one out to the class. If you were given a website, all design, hosting and maintenece included, but presently had no products or services to sell on that site, what would you do with it to make $$$ (as you can see, this is not a true or false question). >>Any and all suggestions would be highly appreciated. > >Start an information site about something that interests you, and make money off of advertising and affiliates. > >Example: If you like traveling. Start a site that talks all about travel: What places are best during what season, and what to do when you get there, etc. > >Banner ads will pull in a little money once the sites gets good traffic. Set up affiliations with Amazon - for books on travel, some luggage mfg - for giving specific product recommendations and reviews, etc. > >Hey Greg B, seems like this might be up your alley. Any thoughts?