And then there's
the question of advertising revenue.
Not exact matches
The only
question is, if too many sites choose this route, what happens to the price
of podcast
advertising and other
revenue - generating methods?
Do you know that feeling when you are told your
questions about student privacy are unfounded by a representative
of a company that earns 86 %
of its total
revenue from
advertising?
Questions must be asked before answers can be found, and these questions sometimes need to be shouted and accompanied by expletives and fart gags in order to sidestep the unspoken veto of advertising
Questions must be asked before answers can be found, and these
questions sometimes need to be shouted and accompanied by expletives and fart gags in order to sidestep the unspoken veto of advertising
questions sometimes need to be shouted and accompanied by expletives and fart gags in order to sidestep the unspoken veto
of advertising revenue.
There are still a lot
of big
questions, like how prominently Google will feature AMP Stories in search, whether Google will offer powerful tools for creating them and how
advertising revenue splits will be handled.
The
question,
of course, for Google is whether it can significantly increase the subscription
revenue or would be better off maxing out on
advertising revenue.
I monitor my
advertising revenue very closely, so I ask a lot
of questions when talking with their salespeople.