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free applications make money from one of the following 8 most well-known monetization strategies:Advertising (via banner, video, native ad, interstitial ad, incentivized ad)Referral Marketing (Amazon)In-App Purchase & Freemium Model (PokemonGO)Subscription Model (Wall Street Journal)Sponsorship (Weather Channel)Crowdfunding(Hello Earth)Email Marketing (NY Times)App Merchandise & E-commerce (Angry Birds)

How to make money from mobile applications :For Monetizing Mobile apps , we can Add Advertisements(Admob, inMobi, Startapp, etc), InApp Purchase, Subscriptions, Referral Marketing, etcBelow i have listed and explained some App Monetizing Options :Advertising:Interstitial - Interstitial ads are full-screen ads that cover the interface of their host app.· Video - Plays a short Promotional video,· Banner Ads - At the top or bottom of the screen which features relevant text and graphics.· Native - On List, Grid View· EtcSponsorship - Get some Sponsors for application example like : Making a Pills reminder app which is sponsored by a medicen company Or a Hospital.Subscriptions - Use Free application for some time and than pay for the services like SAAS Apps.In-app purchases -a). Consumable (You'll need to buy these items every time you want them, and you can't download them again for free. If you remove and reinstall an app, or install an app on a new device, you might lose your consumable purchases)· Game currency· Game hints· Extra healthb). Non-consumable (You buy these items one time, and you can transfer them to other devices that are associated with your Apple ID. If you lose a non-consumable purchase, you might be able to download it again for free)· Upgrade to pro edition· Remove ads· Full game unlock· Unlimited hints· Freemium upsellc). Non Renewing (You can use this content for a fixed period of time)· A sports season pass· Subscriptions for a set period of timed). Auto-Renewable (You should buy these offerings or this content for a selected subscription period, and the subscription will mechanically renew at the stop of that period)· Newspaper subscriptions· Magazine subscriptions· Ongoing services (Netflix, Hulu Plus, etc.)Amazon Underground :· Amazon announced on April 28, 2017 that the program will cease accepting new apps on May 31, 2017 and will shutter completely in 2019.· Amazon compensates app developers based on the time that users spend within the app, at a flat rate of $0.002 per user minutePhysical purchases and merchandise:· eCommerce application – Amazon, eBay, etcService Based Application :· Connecting Service providers to buyers – Uber, Lyft, etcCollecting data:· Collecting customer data can helps to know each customer more individually and treat them that way.Affiliate income and referral marketing :· CPA/CPC – Cost Per Action· CPI - Cost Per Install

Sponsorships are not created equal, and it is unclear whether or not you are seeking gear, publicity, or cash money for covering expenses. But, having just finished 2 years of extended bicycle-and-ship travel, let me weigh in on my own thought process regarding sponsorship and tell you how we ended up getting one that covered about half of each month's expenses.First, understand that what you are wanting to do -- travel the world by bike or on foot -- is not original. It's being done as we speak by hundreds, if not thousands of people. Whether or not you get sponsored depends on how unique/hardcore your planned adventure is and how large your pre-built audience is. Sponsors want to see that you have an audience. Do you have a website with a mailing list in the hundreds or thousands of people? Do you have 500+ Facebook followers? Do you have 7,500 Facebook followers? Big difference.Those who put some effort on the front-end into building their platform and securing sponsorship are likely receiving:Local sponsorships from retailers and equipment providers that offer discounts and maybe, if they're really lucky, a complimentary piece of gear or two.National sponsorship from a larger company in the form of swag (shirts, hat, etc) or discounts on gear.Depending on the longevity and strength of your relations with local retailers and outfitters, you may be able to even secure a free bike or other more valuable gear, but again, this is only likely if you already have a very large following of people.Do not expect a stipend to cover expenses unless you are a professional one-of-a-kind athlete *OR* are attempting to break a world record (with legitimate experience to suggest you might). Are you a household name in adventure circles?No? Okay, keep reading, because I'm going to show you how that might not matter. At least, it didn't for us.Remember that the first thing in trying to secure a sponsorship is to show the sponsor what THEY WILL GET by sponsoring you. Having some newspaper articles on hand to point to or 10,000 Twitter followers is one way of doing so. You may also offer to send a monthly dispatch to them for their newsletter/website. Prove you can write well and take great photos. Your job is to entertain and inspire.Now, for a little personal story.I built the website Two Far Gone | A Couple's Journey By Cycle with no intention of getting sponsored. I thought about it for a while back during the planning stage, as did my wife, but we ultimately decided to save our money, buy all of our own gear, pay for our own travel costs, and not "be beholden to anyone or be forced to plug product." My words at the time.Instead of pounding pavement searching for sponsorships, I focused on building a good website, increasing our mailing list, and writing great blog posts with above-average photos. I believe I succeeded, others may differ. That's fine.My sister wanted a way to send us occasional beer money so I included a link on the site on a page titled "join the ride." There's no direct access to the page now (we finished our trip last week), but you can see it here: Join the Ride | Two Far GoneDuring the first year of our travels many of our readers, friends, and family sent in the occasional donation. Several hundred dollars worth of cash trickled in, completely taking us by surprise. People enjoyed the content and wanted to contribute. They were, in the words of many, "living vicariously through" us.Then, a year into our travels, an email arrived from the owner/CEO of my wife's former employer. She had recently, finally, updated her LinkedIn profile to show that she was on sabbatical, cycling the world for two years. The email stated how inspired he was by our trip; that he had heard numerous people talk about doing something like we were, but he never once met someone who actually took the plunge and did it.He offered to sponsor us for $1,000 a month for one year. He didn't expect anything in return; not even an ad for his company on our website (we thanked him once a month in one of our bi-weekly blog posts). Additionally, he had his web-design team incorporate our header image into a banner ad that they placed on their website, promoting us.So cash sponsorships are possible. I know this is a highly unique situation, but I believe the steps taken are applicable to any situation: Build an audience, create content, and entertain people with your journey. Then, maybe because you asked or because you got lucky, the money might come in. Good luck!