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holgersindbaek

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About holgersindbaek

I’m a designer and developer from Denmark and the creator of https://online-solitaire.com/, a website that lets people play Freecell, Klondike Solitaire and Spider Solitaire online for free.

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    Comment #34486863

    Thanks for the feedback. Optimizing the ads are on my todo-list.

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    Comment #34486860

    I improved the game and functionality over time. The game has always been above the fold, but the content was greatly revise this past year. I've been doing a lot of optimizations …

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    Comment #34483195

    I started a solitaire website 5+ years ago. When Covid hit, I ended up finally putting ads on it. Since then it's been growing steadily and about half a year back I made it my full…

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    Comment #33960199

    I'd loved to have implemented this for my chrismas themed solitaire: https://online-solitaire.com/?theme=christmas . Good job!

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    Comment #33954234

    Thanks . Shout-out to Greensock for making an awesome animation library. I've recently used their FLIP plugin ( https://greensock.com/docs/v3/Plugins/Flip/ ) to make a version of 2…

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    Comment #33944956

    I've created an online solitaire platform ( https://online-solitaire.com/ ) that's earning me $10k/m now. It started as a side-project 5 years ago, but I've recently gone full time…

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    Comment #31905169

    I'm a bit late to the game on this thread, but here goes. For the longest time I had a solitaire app for Mac that I ran as a side-hustle. A couple of years ago I programmed solitai…

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    Comment #31864652

    Love it. My favorite bookmark manager.

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    Comment #31842315

    How did you market your app to the point that it has 1m+ downloads?

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    Comment #30353344

    Congrats with the side income . I've kind of thought about the moral of it myself. I ended up integrating Stripe to let people remove the ads. For a blog that might not make sense,…

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    Comment #30353277

    Damn man. Sounds nice . What website was it?

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    Comment #30353260

    I can't remember the specifics, but about 4 million games are played on the site each month.

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    Comment #30353228

    It's intentional. The first 5 games are ad-free. Most of the ad-revenue are from people who stick, so I kind of try to give people the best experience the first 5 games.

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    Comment #30353184

    Something like that .

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    Comment #30353181

    I switched from Adsense to Freestar and have been very happy with them. I think you'll have to have a certain amount of volume to get signed with them, but it's difinitely another …

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    Comment #30353172

    Thanks . Yes I have. Most solitaire games these days have an option of playing a fully random game or a winnable deal. The automatic deal when a user comes to the site is a winnabl…

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    Comment #30353146

    Haha. I'm glad you liked it .

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    Comment #30353117

    Thanks. I'll make a note of it and take a look at it.

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    Comment #30353107

    Congrats with the site. I've only just had a glance at it, but I think there's a lot you can do. Make it HTTPS first of all, research all keywords that relate to sudoku, write a lo…

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    Comment #30353060

    I started with a lot less ads, but have since then put more on. I don't like it either, but people really don't mind it that much it seems. I also have an option where people can p…

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    Comment #30353029

    I initially started with Google Adsense, but has later moved to Freestar. They basically connect you with 10+ ad networks (including Google Adsense) and then all the networks will …

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    Comment #30345850

    It might sound dumb, but monetizing my site was the stepping stone to make it take off. I run a solitaire website called https://online-solitaire.com/ that ran for a few years with…

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    Comment #29792195

    How do you make most of your money on visalist? Is it affiliates or ads? I have a solitaire website myself ( https://online-solitaire.com/ ) that has ads, but I haven’t tried out a…

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    Comment #29746450

    How does an NFT make you a recurring profit?

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    Comment #29746401

    How is the revenue distributed between ads, affiliates and sponsorships? Is it just normal YouTube ads?