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I have just started a new website SNIP as a bit of a side project/experiment.

It is a site that gives information about sport, business advice, money & finance deal, apps, etc, etc.

I have set up an adsense account and adbrite account, as well as looking at a couple of affiliate programs. I was wondering if there are any other possible revenue streams?

Thanks.

Edited by happygeek because: link snipped - no self promotion
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Nice start, . With a mixed-topic site (sports, business, money, apps), the highest-ROI move is to match revenue to each section’s user intent rather than rely only on display ads. Also note: AdBrite shut down years ago, so plan to replace that inventory with a modern contextual network or direct-sold placements.

Building on ’s ebook idea, think in product bundles per section: short ebooks + checklists + templates. For business/finance, sell spreadsheet packs (budgeting, cashflow, KPI dashboards). For apps and sports, create curated gear/app lists and review pages that include affiliate links. Add a weekly email digest and sell one or two newsletter sponsor slots; bundle that with site placements for simple sponsorship packages.

Finance content can earn well via CPA/CPL networks (cards, insurance, budgeting apps) but needs trust signals and clear disclosures. Create comparison pages (e.g., “Best savings apps” or “Top business bank accounts”), keep criteria transparent, and mark paid links correctly. Use rel="sponsored" and nofollow on affiliate links, and include a clear affiliate disclosure and a “not financial advice” note.

Example link markup you can reuse:

<a href="https://partner.example/deal?utm_source=site&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=finance&subid={{page_slug}}"
   rel="sponsored noopener noreferrer">
  Best savings account offers
</a>

Practical workflow:

  • Pick one section, ship a single comparison page, and drive traffic from a short review round-up.
  • Track by section and by page with UTM/subID to see which topics convert.
  • Test one high-visibility in-article unit, one sidebar unit, and a newsletter slot before adding more.
  • Keep pages fast and readable; thin content with too many ads will undercut both rankings and RPM.

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As your site is information you should consider selling ebooks or even adding some Amazon products that can blend in.

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Thanks jennypitts, I have just been approved for an Amazon affiliate account.

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Google best4everything if you want to take a look at the site. It is the top result. Thanks.

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