ShoeMoney Media Group entered the ring tone market early, captured traffic and has monetized it. Finding angles and exploiting them for profit is a key aspect of SMG. Maximum and diverse revenue streams are built on fairly narrow marketing concepts that are then diversified. This is what Jeremy Schoemaker calls, “The Coke Theory. If you are already making Coke then you can make Diet Coke, Cherry Coke, etc and turn a profit on those as well. A company can achieve growth through small degrees of separation bet
ween sites, maximizing diversity within a small industry.

From the beginning of SMG, Schoemaker focused on the aspects of marketing that were second nature to him. He built his sites on those natural marketing principles while running the backend. Web design was a secondary skill, so he focused on the marketing of the sites, which then built revenue. Later he would invest in a professionally done design. Schoemaker continues to focus on existing sites and expand their income potential by building a network of sites centered on a central theme. Again, the “Coke Theory.

You will find lots of excellent marketing tips from ShoeMoney. You can see that ShoeMoney has attracted over 13000 subscribers. I am sure you can gain a lot form reading ShoeMoney.

Source: http://www.shoemoney.com/

Evil JohnChow has over 14000 subscribers, he has successfully gained 4,691 RSS readers in one month which is really a legend. On April 1999, he started a little technology site call The TechZone. That site has risen to become one of the largest hardware tech sites on the net. Currently the site has over 10,000 pages and gets over 200,000 page views per day.

On JohnChow.com, he shares his findings and opinions about the internet and blogging world. Sometimes, he does some product and services review, so that we can know much more about the product or services before we actually implement it on our blog. He sometimes reveal some secrets of the internet which really impress you and wonder where he can get the valuable information from. Visit JohnChow.com and it will stay on you reading list forever I am sure.

Source: http://www.johnchow.com

ProBlogger is dedicated to helping other bloggers learn the skills of blogging, share their own experiences and promote the blogging medium. Darren Rowse started it in September 2004 mainly because I wanted to keep a record of what I was learning about blogging for money. Since then I’ve added over well over 3500 articles, tips, tutorials and case studies to my archives here.

As Darren Rowse’s blogs have grown in popularity and have begun to generate income Blogging has grown from a hobby (some would say an obsession), to a part time job through to a fully fledged business in recent times. He has slowly built his blogging into a income source that has enabled me to dedicate more and more time to the medium to the point where he is currently a full time blogger – a ProBlogger.

Source: http://www.problogger.net/