Make Money with Mother’s Day
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- By Zac Johnson on May 13th, 2007
Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there! Mother’s Day and most other holidays are usually a dull and boring low traffic day for most web sites. However, many sites live for Mother’s Day! I have some sites that do amazingly well on holidays and it’s always nice to know I will see a big traffic and revenue boost on these days, rather than expect a down day. The truth is, during most holidays people aren’t going online to browse and waste their time. Instead they are going to focus on the holiday and make a related search. If you have a site targeted towards an individual holiday, you are going to cash in on those days. If not, then you should! While it may seem like a niche market towards only flowers and chocolates, there is so much more you can offer to those frantic users searching for those final Mother’s Day gifts. Start up a greeting card web site and every holiday/event will be your cash cow! Imagine how many people go online to look for love poems on Valentine’s day and / or for Mother’s Day! There are so many different niches and opportunities online for you to start making money online. I felt today would be a great day to make a post and get a few of you motivated!
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I have noticed that traffic slows to a crawl on holidays…but post anyway…in case some faithful readers happen to stop by !!
Replytrue, even running affiliate schemes may work, i had considered writing a mothers day post plugging 1800 flowers or another company, but didnt get the chance to
ReplyI didn’t get to check this blog yesterday, but I’m glad you decided to post on a holiday!
Hope you decide to post more on holidays in the future. Thanks for the post!
ReplyHey Zac, don’t you have the option of not approving a review? After looking at the review you paid 10 bucks for I noticed that it was full of grammer and formatting mistakes.
Having done paid reviews on my sites I would never publish a review like that even if I was only making $5.
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