I would get a Hosting Reseller account.
I made some calculations and something doesn't balance out.
I mean that:
I get the reseller account with 2Gb space for $30/month ,$360/year,,ok?
Assuming that I share equally this space allocating 5 Mb web space to everyone,I come up with 400 customer accounts,ok?
Assuming to apply to everyone a standard fee of $60/year that appears to be alligned with the current prices,I would get $60 x 400 = $24,000, and this only with a 2Gb account!
Of course it have to be deducted taxes and advertising costs but the gain would remain equally elevated...
It sounds to be too much easy...
What am I missing?
As regard of PPC ad campaign, I considered that for a massive "manoeuvre" hi costs are needed but I also considered on a statistic base,that to load up 400/500 customers could take not more than a month,assuming for example 400/500 unique visitors per day and a conversion rate of 3% that seems to be realistic.
Assume a 3% conversion rate (that sounds pretty high but let's go with it for a minute). That means you need to bring 33.3 visitors (call it 33) to the site to make one sale.
PPC bids on hosting-related terms are some of the highest in the industry. Assume you can optimize for some fairly obscure search terms and you end up paying just $1 per click. That's $33 in marketing costs per client.
Now take a step back and think "What happens if I only get 1% conversion rate? What happens if each click costs me $2? etc."
The math is NOT in your favour...
Assume a 3% conversion rate (that sounds pretty high but let's go with it for a minute). That means you need to bring 33.3 visitors (call it 33) to the site to make one sale.
Excuse me but I'm afraid that maths is not an opinion;
3% conversion rate means that I need 100 visitors to get 3 sales;it's different,and it's fairly realistic ,I guess.
PPC bids on hosting-related terms are some of the highest in the industry.
This,instead ,is a valid objection I didn't think about.Altough considering $1 per click gain remains still elevated...
(maths hasn't been created by me...) ;-)