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RE: Creating Bitcoin Faucets - Passive Money Maker!
I found it incredibly difficult to cover the expenses for funding the faucet with monetization. For the first few months, you will be at a heavy loss but if you are lucky and gain enough traffic, advertisers will want to partner and you'll be lucky to cover the cost for funding, hosting technically a bonus.
Domain names, I agree, my regular domain name, techiskey.tk doesn't quite get as many page views as the brief time I used a .com domain.
Do you run a faucet? I am tempted to continue my faucet review series.
No, but I know somebody who does, and he is very profitable. He started out in 2014, and has over 20 faucets, linking to eachother. He uses Adsense (luckily he didnt got banned) + other bitcoin revenue sites.
But the key is to combine income sources, and make the faucet payout low. You dont have to give out a lot to faucet users, only as much so that they come back.
Referral links on faucets would be a minimum.
This is just my opinion, maybe it can inspire you!
Thank you for your ideas! I followed your blog and I love your posts!