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Fairies Dreams & Fantasy Is Saying “Good-Bye” To Google AdSense

For the past 7 years; relying on Google AdSense is a typical form of monetization, but due to unlawful practices, and discrimination of website traffic, we decided to sunset use of Google AdSense as a way to find other ways to monetize our websites. If you are an advertiser who still want to have your ads seen and heard, its strongly recommended to contact us for your ad to be placed on our website with our ad server that is still being developed.

With an outrage of publishers who rely on ad networks to monetize our websites, we decided to find other ways to monetize our website.

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Erotic Books Published Via Draft2Digital Or Other Publishing Platforms Must Be Only Be Available On Subscription Reading Platforms With Mandatory DRM… Or Designated Licensed Adult Book Stores

Many Draft2Digital authors who write erotica as their prefered genre has these following questions as a way to help prevent children from viewing erotic ebooks. Well, at the customer side, these computers what they use often have shared subscription accounts with other members of a family. By law, you’re NOT supposed to provide erotic content to minors because its illegal, and it may land you in prison, and register as a sex offender. Authors who write erotica has been placing warning labels on their books, stating this content is for adult audiences only.

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[FAQ] I only use GreenGeeks as my preferred host… Where should I host my website that is only suitable for adult audience?

So, you have a virtual private server for your website that is free to view for your general audience like children, teenagers, and adults alike,–all without sexualized content. However; you are about to create the anotherwebsite that is going to be suitable for adults only, but you don’t want to get the burden of having to be cluttered with 2 sites on one server via 2 domains.

You need to set up a new domain that is suitable for a website that is suitable for adults over 21 years of age. However; pornography is out of this question!

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What Premium Content Should I Offer On My WordPress Multisite?

Although;, offering premium content on your website is a best way to monetize your website with a membership,–paid by your users. Your users who were tired of ads has used ad-blocking software to block ads from displaying on their browsers. Well, ad revenue is the most used method of monetizing your website, apps, TV shows, movies, and even blog posts on blogs. Well, offering content for your premium members is one way how businesses make money. Everyday, businesses rake in lots of money to keep their doors open. If you take a look around this website, and you see banners, that’s how ads fund websites, advertisers advertise products/services to promote their businesses or content to further engage users who consume content everyday.
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Be Careful When Repurposing Your Blogger Blog After Moving To Self-Hosted WordPress!

So, you had a good time with your self-hosted WordPress site,–writing fictional stories, news articles, and maybe some reviews. But you just left your Blogger Blog behind, and no posts to update. Well, you had a plan to repurpose your Blogger blog to write your personal stories, along with personal thoughts… you are monetizing your content all right, but you had trouble with Blogger itself because, Blogger dictates what content is accepted to monetize. By design, Blogger doesn’t allow any adult content to be monetized under any circumstances. This is the sign of content discrimination. Blogger,–owned by Google has too much of their dictatership. Some of their policies are vague, and in some cases, deletion of your blog can lead you to losing your contents. Sometimes… their spam-fighting technology often fails. But self-hosted blogs and sites are built to last,–if you still pay bills for your servers hosted via a company.

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