Topic: What would everybody think if I actually owned a faucet? (Read 963 times)
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faucets are waste of time(if you aim for > 200$ a month income)
Claiming a faucet is a waste of time unless you have a huge number of refs.
Running a faucet could bring you a lot of profit if your site is one of the most popular faucets such as freebitco.in.
I'm tired for earn btc from faucet, wasting my time, i like to earn btc from job or offer/task.
but if you have a better faucet to earn much btc i will running
but if you have a better faucet to earn much btc i will running
faucets are waste of time(if you aim for > 200$ a month income)
only few faucets earn decent income, like coinlearn or freebitcoin.
I guess people would not hate you because few would ever bother to use your faucet
I guess people would not hate you because few would ever bother to use your faucet
Just totally hypothetical, a total random thought I had. Right now, I'm thinking that those faucets really don't earn as much profit as we might think unless they do Adfly and redirects, which would of course annoy users.
They earn a very small amount per visit. The money comes from quantity. You need to have some reason that brings people in to yours others don't have or is new.
I think its going to be hard to get a lot of people to visit it. Personally I don't bother with faucets money us just to small.
Just totally hypothetical, a total random thought I had. Right now, I'm thinking that those faucets really don't earn as much profit as we might think unless they do Adfly and redirects, which would of course annoy users.
Innovation is the key. Check what CoinLearn.org is doing...
The problem is how are you going to come up with a profitable business that at the same time delivers a non-pathetic reward (all current faucets).
Just totally hypothetical, a total random thought I had. Right now, I'm thinking that those faucets really don't earn as much profit as we might think unless they do Adfly and redirects, which would of course annoy users.
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