What do you use to pay for your costs?

[Deleted member 403]

With reliable services and advertising I know we have to spend money. In your opinion, how do you pay for your costs?Do you dedicate a part of your income to your website? ...do you strictly only spend what you earn with your website?

 

[Kane]

I generate money from various sources, ads on my websites, writing gigs, marketing gigs, forum posting, etc. I use my earnings to maintain my websites, after all most of my earnings come from my websites.

 

[Ralphjoe]

As for my blog, I don't really have much cost so therefore there is nothing much that I will need to pay for. Although, the blog has not yet been monetized but when the money start coming in and I have cost I will definitely use the money that I make from the website to cover up for the cost of running the blog

 

[Bousine123]

If I have a website, I will look for other offline work to pay for my website from the beginning but as time goes on, I will engage myself in other online works that earns well on time to pay for my web.

 

[Grandeur]

With reliable services and advertising I know we have to spend money. In your opinion, how do you pay for your costs?Do you dedicate a part of your income to your website? ...do you strictly only spend what you earn with your website?

The best way is to dedicate part of one's income to the website and then watch it grow, keep accumulation the small profits and develop the website more to generate a meaningful profit.

 

[linux.poet]

Right now I am using my job here at Bizdustry and the clients I receive at my shop to pay for my costs. I am also looking to sell some physical items that me and my boyfriend are no longer using. In the future I hope to open better and more effective monetization streams.

 

[Heatman]

When you start out newly, you're definitely going to pay for your forum running cost from your pocket. There's no two ways about it and it can't be avoided. It's with time when you start making money from the forum's monetization channels that you're going to start paying for some of the costs of operation with it.