An Introduction to Monetizing Your Website

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The document profiles Patrick O'Keeffe, the founder and owner of iFroggy Network, who has over 12 years of experience managing online communities and forums. He is the author of books and articles on managing and monetizing online forums and has contributed to publications like Social Media Explorer, SitePoint, and ProBlogger. His book took 9 months to develop and contains 96 pages with the goal of providing useful information rather than being a marketing tool.

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Founder and owner, iFroggy Network, Over 12 years of hands on community
responsible for monetization and management experience, leading
(practically) everything else. communities like KarateForums.com.

“Managing Online Forums” and CNN, Dell, FedEx, SXSW Interactive,
“Monetizing Online Forums.” North Carolina State and more.

Twitter: @iFroggy Author, ManagingCommunities.com
Facebook: /patrickokeefe and BadBoyBlog.com. Contributor to
Google+: patrickokeefe.com/plus Social Media Explorer, SitePoint,
SlideShare: /iFroggy ProBlogger and more.

A real book, not a
marketing gimmick to build
an email list, thanks to

ManagingCommunities.com Email: patrick@ifroggy.com
Twitter: @iFroggy
Facebook: /patrickokeefe
slideshare.net/iFroggy G+: patrickokeefe.com/plus

9 months in development, 96 pages:
a real book, not a marketing gimmick

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