Income Report for June 2022 (Niche Sites)

June 2022 income report screen

June was a good month.  My biggest site continues to chug along (in a long plateau) but some newer sites are growing.  Overall my batch of sites are mixed bag in progress (some growth, some drops and some plateaus).

Here’s the total niche site revenue and my expenses (does not include content investment). Note that these figures do NOT include Fat Stacks revenue or expenses.

  • Revenue: $109,222
  • Expenses: $14,771

Content investment: You must join the Fat Stacks course for this information where I break down content investment and return in extensive detail for each site in my portfolio.

I continued to invest in some Facebook ads to build up a few micro-targeted FB pages.  It’s a long-term strategy for traffic.  Some pages are working okay. Some aren’t great.  One page that was going gangbusters a month ago has lost a lot of reach out of the blue.  It’s Facebook being Facebook. For this page I reduced my FB ad spend considerably.

One decent development is I have another break-out site.  It jumped from $710 to 2,075 in revenue from May to June 2022.  This site is definitely one I’m putting more and more effort into. It turned 1 year old in June.  While not the fastest growth on the planet, for a site I 99.9% outsource, that’s not bad.  It has legs so I’ll nurture it.

Here’s my Mediavine ad revenue screenshot for all ad-supported sites.

If there’s no revenue reported for a particular site below it’s because those sites were added in July 2022.  Several of my sites earn some affiliate commissions using my lazy affiliate method (you get it as a free bonus as part of my course) but it’s not a huge amount (about $5,000).

Mediavine ad revenue screenshot for June 2022

 

1 thought on “Income Report for June 2022 (Niche Sites)”

  1. I think I have impostor syndrome. Maybe because I never even made 4 digits on IM. But if you gave me all the content and the domain with the links on your big site, I’d never believe that I could reach that revenue. In my mind, if I make 1 million visitors, big G would look at my site and say “Hmm, this is not a big company site. This is a one-guy operation. This website is a fraud. Let’s take it down”.

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