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How do you monetise bot traffic?
by aeddZX_0 1mo ago
How do you monetise bot traffic?
- gmerc 1mo agohttps://claw-guard.org/adnet https://claw-guard.org/adnet
- whynotmaybe 1mo ago> Revenue settles in $CLAW tokens Yes, but no.
- gmerc 1mo agopa-ro-dy
- paytonjjones 1mo agohttps://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-pay-per-crawl/ https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-pay-per-crawl/
- autoexec 1mo agoYou take your site off the public internet and paywall it off. Websites on the open internet should be accessible and ideally the goal should be to share something cool with the world, not just to make yourself rich.
- testing22321 1mo ago> You take your site off the public internet and paywall it off I did that. I even printed and bound it in a bunch of dead trees and put it up for sale. The LLMs still stole it.
- autoexec 1mo agoPaywalling off the site solves the problem of monetizing bot traffic, any bot crawling your pages paid you to be there, but it can't fix the plagiarism/copyright infringement problem
- thesuitonym 1mo agoWell... They paid someone to be there, not necessarily you.
- drnick1 1mo agoThis. The Internet was a better place when people hosted things they wanted to share at home or on their ISP's servers, without the expectation of making money.
- subscribed 1mo agoIbwas looking for something specific late last year, and I made three bookings (ca €500 each) for places found on the $site with the $bot. I didn't ask the not to use this site, my query was broad and complex and would take me days to do it myself. I wouldn't I'm quite certain they earn a hearty commission off it, and I think it was mostly possible because the site was "friendly" to bots. Otherwise I probably wouldn't choose the site because it's never any of my top choices when I look for this myself. So, maybe you monetise it like this? You asked, I answered. Doesn't fit every site or business profile.