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An Introduction to Monetizing Your Website

Patrick O'Keefe
November 17, 2012

An Introduction to Monetizing Your Website

When people think about monetizing a website, they often think about display advertising – and for good reason. It is a mature medium with many companies and services that exist to support it. But there is so much more.

In this session, we will briefly introduce the myriad of methods that are available to you, discuss how to get started, share tips on how to move past the starting gate and name some of the vendors that you can work with.

Since there are several methods to discussion, I aim to give you an idea of what is out there and how you can get to work, allowing you to do further research into the methods that speak to you.

Patrick O'Keefe

November 17, 2012
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  2. Founder and owner, iFroggy Network,
    responsible for monetization and
    (practically) everything else.
    Over 12 years of hands on community
    management experience, leading
    communities like KarateForums.com.
    “Managing Online Forums” and
    “Monetizing Online Forums.”
    Twitter: @iFroggy
    Facebook: /patrickokeefe
    Google+: patrickokeefe.com/plus
    SlideShare: /iFroggy
    CNN, Dell, FedEx, SXSW Interactive,
    North Carolina State and more.
    Author, ManagingCommunities.com
    and BadBoyBlog.com. Contributor to
    Social Media Explorer, SitePoint,
    ProBlogger and more.

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  3. A real book, not a
    marketing gimmick to build
    an email list, thanks to

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  22. ManagingCommunities.com Email: [email protected]
    Twitter: @iFroggy
    Facebook: /patrickokeefe
    G+: patrickokeefe.com/plus
    slideshare.net/iFroggy
    9 months in development, 96 pages:
    a real book, not a marketing gimmick

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