BusinessWeek is sharing some interesting figures regarding how much income certain A-list blogs pull in.
- boingboing.net
Launched: January, 2000
Revenue: Over $1 million a year - icanhascheezburger.com
Launched: January, 2007
Revenue: Estimated $5,600 a month - shoemoney.com
Launched: October, 2005
Revenue: $12,000 a month - overheardinnewyork.com
Launched: July, 2003
Revenue: Estimated $8,100 a month - kottke.org
Launched: March, 1998
Revenue: Estimated $5,300 a month - talkingpointsmemo.com
Launched: November, 2000
Revenue: Estimated $45,000 a month - perezhilton.com
Launched: September, 2004
Revenue: Estimated $111,000 a month - gothamist.com (and 13 other sites in the “-ist” network)
Launched: January, 2003
Revenue: Estimated at $250,000 a month - techcrunch.com
Launched: June, 2005
Revenue: $200,000 a month - gofugyourself.typepad.com
Launched: July, 2004
Revenue: Estimated $6,240 a month - mashable.com
Launched: July, 2005
Revenue: Estimated $166,000 a month - problogger.net (multiple sites)
Launched: November, 2004
Revenue: Over $100,000 a year
Dan Goldgeier
David Burn
Shawn Hartley
Wade Sturdivant