Sentences with phrase «off of ad revenue»

YouTubers can also make money off of ad revenue, and can share links to their own personal fundraising sites, but it doesn't seem as immediate and cohesive as Twitch's subscription model.

Not exact matches

As a result, the company plans to try a number of different strategies to convince readers to turn off their ad blockers in the new year, including a message that tells them the publisher relies on ad revenue for its survival.

In addition to advertising on the Digiday site — which generates about half the company's revenue — and running events, Friese said the company has also built a digital - advertising agency or studio in house that creates ads for a variety of marketers both on and off the site, including clients such as Nissan.

In the first half of 2012, U.S. newspapers were gaining just $ 1 in new digital ad revenue for every $ 25 in print ads they were losing, according to the Newspaper Association of America, a drop - off even more severe than the one predicted by Godfrey.

People point to the worrying figures about the numbers of journalists that have been laid off (with net newsroom employment down by more than 10,000 since 2007), the difficulties facing city and state newspapers, and to the dramatic decline of ad revenues.

As per OS chief Terry Myerson, its revenue generated from services and ads that they hope will offset the waiving off of license fees.

I doubt you can turn around a newspaper; perhaps you can create ancillary businesses off of proprietary content, but try to get people to pay for it, or stream a ton of traffic to get ad revenue.

We were really happy with this because halfway through the month, we turned off one of the ad placements, so expected that with 3 less days in the month and without that placement the revenue would be less.

There are lots of scummy releases that tend to pass off as actual creations for the sake of making easy money (or easy popularity and ad revenue for free releases).

Facebook, Twitter and Google looked ill - prepared when asked if they'd calculated how much revenue they'd earned off of legitimate ads that ran beside Russian organic propaganda content.