Ads, subscriptions and sales are how sites make money. Mostly ads. And some sites will sell your data. I am not going to get into too much detail about them or the problems with them, just stating these are the ways people make money from their website. There is also donations too. These revenues have proven successful and lucrative for different companies and these models will continue to be used. It is easy to think of crypto as replacing these models and, if you hate ads, then you can make a site that bypasses them. Look at steemit. But that doesn't mean you can't have a site with ads and crypto. Or a subscription service that also has a coin. Crypto is a new model can does not take away from the old.
It sounds weird. You are literally witnessing a new revenue type of stream being created. It is like we are the first ones to see someone sell ad space or offer a subscription. It can take sometime to adjust. But when you do you realize sites and content creators now have a new tool to help grow their business and their work.
Take steemit for example. You could add ads to the side of the screen or to the bottom of the post. You could also have accounts that are only accessible if you pay a fee. Or you could sell a product and still make steem from your post. Or do not of it and still give your followers rewards without costing a cent. It is pretty crazy and is up to people to decide how they should be used.
Yeah, people seem to forget this aspect of block-chain tech. Probably because it doesn't scream free money like the crypto currencies are doing right now.
This is the next step for marketing products and promoting content. It comes with double the benefit both from promotion and earning through SBD.
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It is also a great avenue for Ads. Imagine how much people you will reach out to with 1 Steem, if you send 0.001 Steem to prospective customers? 1000! Amazing.
I agreed with you... Central banks and governments have assumed the financial and regulatory monopoly as a last resort to sustain spending structures, clientelism and excessive indebtedness, the use of legislation to attack any medium that threatens its main economic policy weapon should not be underestimated.
But what is a threat to some is an opportunity for others, Bitcoin has become a shield against inflation and totalitarian governments.
I live in Venezuela, and the government created a cryptocurrency called Petro to trace over the economic blockade that has been imposed by many countries.
Without a doubt, we are on the edge of a revolution of monetization! Still just the beginning.