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What's More Profitable?

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What online, line of business is more profitable

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  • Ecommerce Stores

    8 
    votes
    34.8%
  • Hosting Sites

    8 
    votes
    34.8%
  • Directory Sites

    0 
    votes
    0.0%
  • PPC sites and Se's

    4 
    votes
    17.4%
  • Travel sites

    2 
    votes
    8.7%
  • Classifieds sites

    0 
    votes
    0.0%
  • B2B Services (ex. graphic design)

    3 
    votes
    13.0%
  • Music Sites

    2 
    votes
    8.7%
  • Fourm/blog sites

    5 
    votes
    21.7%
  • Fan Sites

    1 
    vote
    4.3%
  • affilate sites (ex. cj.com)

    2 
    votes
    8.7%
  • Other - Please post your thoughts

    2 
    votes
    8.7%
  • This poll is still running and the standings may change.

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Hello guys,

What online line of business is more profitable?

I didn't know what to put as poll options, please post what markets you think are the most profitable.

Thanks,
-Ryan
 
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Yeah I know but it is natural to do that but alot of times it is uncalled for.
 
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Current Votes:

Hosting Sites 8
Ecommerce Stores 6
Fourm/blog sites 4
PPC sites and Se's 3
B2B Services 3
Travel sites 2
affilate sites (ex. cj.com) 2
Music Sites 1
Other 1

I'm suprises that no one picked directory and classified sites, I can vouch for directorys as they make some of the most stable income if you have paid listings from companies. But I guess classifieds won't make much money unless they get alot of promotion and popularity. Fan sites I can see would only make income from adsense and other advertising.

Thanks for your feedback, anyone else care to vote?

-Ryan
 
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Its not as simple to know “what is the most profitable” as you make out.

Do you have the stock to run a successful Ecommerce store?
Do you have the money to invest into servers, a support team, advertising etc for a hosting company?
Do you have the resources to make a fully blown google style search engine?
Are you a good enough, competent enough graphic designer to do it for a living?
Do you know enough about music to run a successful music website?

Each one of these websites will require an initial investment as well as constant work updating and maintaining.

Obviously a successful ecommerce website is going to be more profitable than an unsuccessful search engine.

Take a step back, work out what you actually want to do, then do it. Don’t feel limited by what other people say is the “most profitable”.

Hope that helps, Good luck with your project.
 
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Its not as simple to know “what is the most profitable” as you make out.

Do you have the stock to run a successful Ecommerce store?
Do you have the money to invest into servers, a support team, advertising etc for a hosting company?
Do you have the resources to make a fully blown google style search engine?
Are you a good enough, competent enough graphic designer to do it for a living?
Do you know enough about music to run a successful music website?

Each one of these websites will require an initial investment as well as constant work updating and maintaining.

Obviously a successful ecommerce website is going to be more profitable than an unsuccessful search engine.

Take a step, work out what you actually want to do, then do it. Don’t feel limited by what other people say is the “most profitable”.

Hope that helps, Good luck with your project.


Well said.
The poll purely reflects what people find most interesting to them.
 
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