Originally Posted by Empire
:/ not really gettin it.
Originally Posted by Empire
:/ not really gettin it.
Why do you watch anime?
Originally Posted by Empire
:/ not really gettin it.
Originally Posted by demon204
There is no ads on naver
Originally Posted by Rance-Sama
The more people who view the comics on the website, the more money he makes. Or at least, that's what I assumed.
Originally Posted by Rance-Sama
The more people who view the comics on the website, the more money he makes. Or at least, that's what I assumed.
Originally Posted by demon204
Then he would get millions lol
Originally Posted by Empire
Ad revenue isn't so profitable, but he certainly isn't doing it in his spare time for free I can tell you that.
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:/ They get paid by naver.
It's not something you can make an extravagant living off of, but they sure aren't doing it for free.
From the scanners:
"As I understand it, the dynamics of the Korean internet / populace's usage of the internet is quite different than the western world, where much traffic is actually funneled through three or so major internet conglomerates. So, these companies offer free-to-the-public webtoons, because it's a promotion tool for themselves, and because they're a conglomerate, they can even pay authors (take a loss on webtoon, gain money through other services). As an example, there's Noblesse keychains and T-shirts marketed by these companies, so it's actually possible that these webtoons might even be lucrative qua webtoon (and not qua promotional tool)."
Sorry, my bad. Unlike manga-hosting sites they don't need ads, just site traffic.
:/ They get paid by naver.
It's not something you can make an extravagant living off of, but they sure aren't doing it for free.
From the scanners:
"As I understand it, the dynamics of the Korean internet / populace's usage of the internet is quite different than the western world, where much traffic is actually funneled through three or so major internet conglomerates. So, these companies offer free-to-the-public webtoons, because it's a promotion tool for themselves, and because they're a conglomerate, they can even pay authors (take a loss on webtoon, gain money through other services). As an example, there's Noblesse keychains and T-shirts marketed by these companies, so it's actually possible that these webtoons might even be lucrative qua webtoon (and not qua promotional tool)."
Sorry, my bad. Unlike manga-hosting sites they don't need ads, just site traffic.
