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It's been a long time since I ran a for-profit blog. In the past, I operated unique, niche blogs that were sometimes ridiculously profitable. What's the goal, these days? $20/month per blog? $100/month? Obviously, it varies wildly, but what's a reasonable return at 30 days, or 60 days? Years ago, I had blogs that went from $0 to four figures in a few weeks, but I am guessing that doesn't happen, anymore, barring a massive fluke. I know the answer is always "it depends," but if you were to pick a subject of moderate interest at random, would you expect it to generate more than $0 in a month, or three months, or ever?
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In the good old days, companies like iBill and CCBill provided one-stop solutions for billing, running your own affiliate program, and even managing user databases. Who are the players in that space, now? Does anyone still do it all, or do I need to deal with authorize.net, and install my own affiliate-tracking software, and so on?
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