Crypto-currencies
Flattr vs Brave Rewards, comparing micro-transaction service fees
Compare the transaction fees of creator-tipping services Flattr and Brave Rewards. Which one takes the smallest cut of your subscription fee?
Crypto-currencies
Compare the transaction fees of creator-tipping services Flattr and Brave Rewards. Which one takes the smallest cut of your subscription fee?
Web Monetization
Amazon’s coveted Affiliate Program is about to expand to a new market: Australia.
Browser Extensions
Flattr’s new extension lets people give automated micro-payments to creators and websites as they browse the web; funded by a single monthly subscription.
Web Monetization
Amazon Affiliate Program introduces OneLink: a tool to redirect customers to their nearest regional Amazon website. No difficult set up required!
Advertisement Technology
Google just relaunched its internet-wide Google Contributor subscription service as a way for managing “ad removal passes” on behalf of individual websites.
Web Monetization
How to exclude specific pages and control what pages appear in Google AdSense Matched content/recommendation advertisement units.
Web Monetization
Google AdSense gives publishers new control over what to do with low-value ads without meaningfully impacting revenue. Run empty spots instead of garbage ads.
Web Monetization
The Google Recommended Content widgets can recommend visitors more pages to read on your website. The feature is only available to eligible websites.
Advertisement Technology
Brave Software has only attracted 120 publishers to join their Rewards program that gets rid of all ads on the web.
Advertisement Technology
Google has completely abandoned its innovative Google Contributor program that was set to reinvent how the web is funded.
Advertisement Technology
Google seems to have abandoned its Google Contributor program: the subscription service where you could outbid awful ads across the web for a monthly subscription.
Advertisement Technology
The new Brave browser rewards websites that load quickly in cash at the detriment of slower websites; motivating websites to fix their loading-time issues.