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Ads In Text-Adventure Games & The Monetization Issues

If you were dependent on Google AdSense; and you only use this ad network. Your preferred ad network may someday break away from Google,–after they lost an antitrust battle. Although; AdSense is bought out by Google years ago, and the US DOJ is trying to break Google into smaller companies, just like what they did to AT&T years ago. If you were dependent on any other ad networks, and you have trouble placing ads in your html text-adventure game what you are currently creating. Consider using Revive Ad Server, this software enables you to diversify your advertisements via ad networks with a central portion of your website. If you were careful when monetizing your website; you can still use ad networks like usual.

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My Ebook Has Long Chapters… Can I Publish It Via Draft2Digital?

Right now, I’m experimenting with writing long chapters, and constantly updating my book as I expand content like expanding a long form of a story to slow down changing of these scenes, just like a movie what you watch in a movie theater. However; I’m very careful when writing extremely long books for my readers to read like being in a theater. Although; publishing via Draft2Digital isn’t just easy, it’s also suitable for me to choose a vendor of choice.

However; I’m going to cover long ebooks what authors write, along with this answer to this question.
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Why You Should Never Trademark Your Fictional Characters When Publishing An Ebook Via Draft2Digital?

This article applies to independent authors who publish their ebooks and license them under a Creative Commons license, along with their fictional characters. However; We’re also going to cover people who reserve all rights to their ebooks. Although; trademarking your characters and your ebooks is common when people publish with large companies, or apply strict trademarks to their works. However; common companies who trademark their fictional characters are: The Walt Disney Company, PBS, Nintendo, and Universal. Registering trademarks for your work isn’t necessary because, if you ever leave legacy… and your work is abandoned after either time in prison, or death, your work will rot overtime.
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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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Fairies Dreams & Fantasy Joins #BoycottDisney Movement

Although; Fairies Dreams & Fantasy will NEVER do remakes of our content, but we update our content to do hot fixes, and lengthen our stories on our front website. Relying on remakes for our creative content is NOT a thing for Fairies Dreams & Fantasy. Well, this is a reason why Fairies Dreams & Fantasy is joining the #BoycottDisney movement because, we believe remake of legacy Disney movies what I grew up with. Well, Fairies Dreams & Fantasy will NEVER tolerate remakes under any way!
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