What you can sell online
A raw-food blog I read, Rawmazing, has a new item up for sale – a 2011 calendar featuring a recipe every month. It’s a good example of how to monetize your website without driving readers away. The blog is free, and many recipes are posted for readers to use right away. What gets sold is packaging, whether it’s an e-book, a printed book or a calendar.
What I especially like is how the format of the calendar – it’s a desk calendar presented inside a CD jewel case – fits the homemade quality of the blog itself. The calendar feels crafty, which is how the readers likely see themselves as well.
What other examples have you seen of bloggers and websites making money off peripheral products?
What I especially like is how the format of the calendar – it’s a desk calendar presented inside a CD jewel case – fits the homemade quality of the blog itself. The calendar feels crafty, which is how the readers likely see themselves as well.
What other examples have you seen of bloggers and websites making money off peripheral products?
- Kat Tancock
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3. Kat says:
For better or worse, people place value on "stuff".
2. Doug Bennet says:
Interesting how many online publishers need to go to print to create value that people will pay for!
1. Kat says:
Addendum: The Onion, of course, sells lots of stuff – and they now have holiday cards up for sale. Smart. http://store.theonion.com/?utm_source=Billboard&utm_campaign=XmasCards
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