The way I perceive things differently.
No longer do I enter a website and begin to look at the content. Instead the first thing I now do is notice how that website is making money. Almost every site is doing it and I can't believe I never noticed it before, it's all right in front of me!
I don't even look for these things intentionally. I can be genuinely looking for something useful and will subconsciously notice how the website is making money before getting a chance to browse the site.
It sounds like a bad thing, not looking at a website for what it is, but on the plus side I can still tell every time the difference between a site run by those who are just trying to make money and those that are genuinely trying to be helpful.
The websites that I've known are just trying to make money I clicked off fairly quickly. I didn't do this because I resented the fact they wanted make money from me, I did it because the content on the site just didn't do the job.
It's shown me that building a site solely for the purpose of making money is not enough, it needs the quality content to back it up. I'd like to think that the majority of people out there are completely oblivious to such attempts to make money, just as I was over a month ago, however blatant these attempts may seem. They will click those links, sign up for those newsletters but only because they believe that there's something to benefit them.
Even when I look back I can think of times when I've probably made someone some money without realising. Again I don't resent the fact that I've done this because it was always as a result of actually wanting what was being offered.
Now that I look at things differently, I am able to use my own past experience of what was valuable to me, what genuinely looks like an attempt to be helpful and not just to make money as a guideline for what I should be offering others.
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