[sethbala11]

A majority of P2P sites that I know get a majority of your income from ad revenue . So Wednesday is a shortfall in revenue they would have to reduce the earnings in order to manage the side well.

[Mika]

If the paid to post site cannot generate income from ads or sponsorship, they cannot continue to pay the members. But the question is not to generate more revenue?

[Tyrim88]

Most of the paid to post site usually survive on advertisment,they gets advert from firms and individuals who advertise on their forum,and that is where they use just a little portion to pay members for theri participation.

[Mika]

Most of the paid to post site usually survive on advertisment,they gets advert from firms and individuals who advertise on their forum,and that is where they use just a little portion to pay members for theri participation.

The owner cannot run his paid to post site from his pocket, but the question is whether the ad revenue is enough for a paid to post site to survive.

[Tyrim88]

The thing about pid to post site is that most of them mostly get their money from adverts placed on the forum site,and it is from that revenue that do pay their participants.The money they get from ads are far way geyound what they give out as payments.

[Mika]

far way geyound what they give out as payments

Did you mean beyond?
I am on a couple of paid-to-post sites. There are not many ads on these forums, yet they have been paying for a long time. I just want to know whether the admins of these forums are actually making money.

[Netherrealmer]

far way geyound what they give out as payments

Did you mean beyond?
I am on a couple of paid-to-post sites. There are not many ads on these forums, yet they have been paying for a long time. I just want to know whether the admins of these forums are actually making money.

I think the number of ads you get depends on the website you visit. The site recently becomes less active because of the banning of violators but its quality over quantity I guess.

[Pousinha]

. I just want to know whether the admins of these forums are actually making money.

Sometimes they pay from their own pocket, sometimes they have a well paid offline jobs and their forum is a project where they like to invest (including payments to members to increase their number) or maybe a beloved hobby. I saw this happening among Italian paid to post forums.

[bestwriter]

Forum coin and myLot are the only Sites that I know that have survived. Noise cash is making some noise too but there one has to depend on others for tips. I do not know what ticks at noisecash. But ForumCoin and myLot do not promise great things and as we know drops make an ocean.

[Mika]

. I just want to know whether the admins of these forums are actually making money.

Sometimes they pay from their own pocket, sometimes they have a well paid offline jobs and their forum is a project where they like to invest (including payments to members to increase their number) or maybe a beloved hobby. I saw this happening among Italian paid to post forums.

Forum Coin has two sponsors (Beer Forum and Bzdusry) and one ad network (infolinks). However, the site is paying a lot of members. I wonder whether Fregal and his temm is actually erning profits.

[Pousinha]

Maybe he can count on a well paid offline job as it happened among some Italian paid to post forums' owners. Maybe Infolinks pays better than Adsense and any other ad network (they are only hypothesis).

[sethbala11]

One very good way that a site can survive is to try to filter out the spam messages while also only paying as they earn.

[Mika]

Maybe he can count on a well paid offline job as it happened among some Italian paid to post forums' owners. Maybe Infolinks pays better than Adsense and any other ad network (they are only hypothesis).

I have tried using infolinks wih adsense and infolinks earning can be good as long as you receive North America traffic. If you do not have sponsors, it is difficult to keep your paid to post site going.

[Kei]

Forums survive past the initial stage by only paying what they can afford and pay members accordingly. If you reward trash posts, in no time, you will be run down. Some members want increased pay without improving their own performance. If forumcoin is surviving because the amount you earn is almost predetermined daily.

[Tyrim88]

I think that a paid to post site will only survive well if the owner makes good plans at the beginning. For example, they should set a payment rate that is reasonable. You realise that most of those sites that go down start at very high rates yet they have to pay from their pockets.

One of the ways that they cannot feel this effect is if they have lots of ads on their platform,this is their major source of income.

[Netherrealmer]

Spread out your content to different areas of the site. Diversity in activity is important to advertisers.

[Tyrim88]

I think that a paid to post site will only survive well if the owner makes good plans at the beginning. For example, they should set a payment rate that is reasonable. You realise that most of those sites that go down start at very high rates yet they have to pay from their pockets.

[User][/User]
That is also a factor on how to sustain a forum,But on of the things that will sustain it is the influx of paid ads.

[bestwriter]

The users are the main reason why a Site collapses They game the system and there are other users who encourage them

[Netherrealmer]

The users are the main reason why a Site collapses They game the system and there are other users who encourage them

Like the people who milks the MBW section, Most violations of rules happened on that section. Usually by Newbies.

[Mika]

The users are the main reason why a Site collapses They game the system and there are other users who encourage them

When the site is paying, most of the users are interested only in earning money, they do not care about content quality.