Great Alternative Online Business and Monetization Models

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Great Alternative Online Business and Monetization Models 저자: Mind Map: Great Alternative Online Business and Monetization Models

1. Reference

1.1. Better Than Free

1.2. Monetize Your Web App

1.3. Online Business Models

1.4. Various Business Models

1.5. Long Tail of Business Models

1.6. Understanding Online Business Models

1.7. Alternative Online Business Models

1.8. e-Word - Online Business Models - Articles List

1.9. CwF + RtB = Techdirt

2. New Emergent Models

2.1. Online Learning Marketplaces

2.1.1. Wiziq

2.1.2. MoonToast

2.1.3. xLingo

2.1.4. Membership sites

2.1.5. Mindbites

2.2. Events

2.2.1. Eventbrite

2.2.2. TicketLeap

2.2.3. X-Events

2.2.4. Bantora

2.2.5. eTickets.to

2.2.6. Eventzi

2.3. Information Products

2.3.1. eBooks

2.3.2. Manuals

2.3.3. Online tutorials

2.3.4. Guides

2.4. Platform Marketplace exchange

2.4.1. Apple App Store

2.4.2. Facebook

3. Web 2.0

3.1. Subscription

3.1.1. Last.fm

3.1.2. Pandora

3.2. SaaS Freemium

3.2.1. Skype

3.2.2. OoVoo

3.3. SaaS Software as a Service

3.3.1. WebEx

3.4. Virtual Goods

3.4.1. Second Life

3.4.2. Virtual Worlds

3.5. Content Licensing and Redistribution

3.5.1. Mochila

3.5.2. Blogburst

3.5.3. CozmoTV

3.5.4. Advertising agencies

3.6. Re-use & Resell

3.6.1. Deviant Art Shop

3.6.2. ClipSyndicate

3.7. Build and Resell

3.7.1. YouTube

3.7.2. MySpace

4. Future Intangibles

4.1. Easy to Pay - Hard to Copy (Kevin Kelly)

4.1.1. Immediacy

4.1.2. Personalization

4.1.3. Authentication

4.1.4. Findability

4.1.5. Embodiment

4.1.6. Interpretation

4.1.7. Accessibility

4.1.8. Attention

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6. Traditional

6.1. Advertising

6.1.1. Direct Advertising

6.1.1.1. Dealing directly with potential customers

6.1.2. Self-service advertising

6.1.2.1. Blogads

6.1.2.2. Performancing

6.1.2.3. Google AdWords

6.1.3. Advertising Networks

6.1.3.1. Interclick

6.1.3.2. Casale Media

6.1.3.3. ValueClick Media

6.1.3.4. Blue Lithium

6.1.3.5. Komli

6.1.3.6. Burst Media

6.1.3.7. Advertising.com

6.1.3.8. Tribal Fusion

6.1.4. Contextual Advertising

6.1.4.1. AdSense

6.1.5. Rep Ad Agencies

6.1.5.1. Federated Media

6.1.5.2. Technorati Media

6.1.5.3. Gorilla Nation

6.1.5.4. Tribal Fusion

6.1.6. RSS Advertising

6.1.6.1. Pheedo

6.1.7. Video Advertising

6.1.7.1. Voxant

6.1.8. Social Advertising

6.1.8.1. VideoEgg

6.1.9. Ad Network Optimization

6.1.9.1. Pubmatic

6.1.9.2. YieldBuild

6.1.9.3. RubiconProject

6.1.10. In-Text Advertising

6.1.10.1. Kontera

6.1.10.2. In-Text Ads

6.1.11. Twitter Advertising

6.1.11.1. MagPie

6.2. Sponsorship

6.2.1. Site sponsorship

6.2.2. Brand ambassador

6.2.3. Category or section sponsorship

6.2.4. Contest or event sponsorship

6.3. Merchandising

6.3.1. CafePress

6.3.2. Zazzle

6.4. Product Placement

6.4.1. BrandFame

6.4.2. PlaceMyProduct

6.5. Information Brokering

6.5.1. JobCoin

6.5.2. Craigslist

6.6. Referral Leads

6.6.1. Sprint

6.6.2. USA 2 Referral

6.7. Physical Goods

6.7.1. Drop Shipping

6.7.2. Doba

6.7.3. DropShipAccess

6.7.4. DHGate

6.8. Fund-raising

6.8.1. Fundraising

6.8.2. Giftsprings

6.9. Donation

6.9.1. OpenOffice

6.9.2. Mozilla Foundation

7. Web Generation

7.1. Affiliate Marketing

7.1.1. Amazon Associates

7.1.2. Commission Junction

7.1.3. Clickbank

7.1.4. ShoppingAds

7.2. Link Selling

7.2.1. TLA - Text Link Ads

7.2.2. LinkAdage

7.3. Paid Content

7.3.1. Marketing-led content

7.3.2. Advertorials

7.3.3. PayperPost

7.3.4. SponsoredReviews

7.3.5. SocialSpark Izea

7.3.6. ReviewMe

7.4. Self-Publishing

7.4.1. Lulu

7.4.2. CafePress

7.4.3. CreateSpace