Blog Banner BG Generic D
Online Advertising

Underpants Gnomes Business Model

Rand Fishkin
Written by:
Online Advertising

Underpants Gnomes Business Model

Rand Fishkin
Written by:
Generic SEO

Table of Contents

Pat at ConversionRater has a hilarious post on the similarities between some Web 2.0 business models and the underpants gnomes of South Park.

  1. Collect underpants.
  2. ????????
  3. Profit!

Somehow, I don't think these guys are getting a lot of funding.

The author's views are entirely their own (excluding the unlikely event of hypnosis) and may not always reflect the views of Moz.

Scale revenue from SEO with Moz Pro

Get started with the all-in-one SEO tool marketers trust

Start your free trial
Back to Top

With Moz Pro, you have the tools you need to get SEO right — all in one place.

Start your free trial!

Read Next

Use Google Ads AI & Machine Learning To Run Better Campaigns
Paid Search Marketing (PPC) AI and SEO Online Advertising

Use Google Ads AI & Machine Learning To Run Better Campaigns

Discover how to maximize the potential of Google Ads through AI and machine learning in this article. Learn how to prioritize your ecommerce data, leverage 1st party data, optimize product images, titles, and descriptions, and build a comprehensive shopping feed. Discover the benefits of Google Merchant Center's automatic improvements to ensure up-to-date and high-quality data.

The New Best Practices for Native Advertising on Editorial Sites
Online Advertising Marketing Industry Marketing Psychology

The New Best Practices for Native Advertising on Editorial Sites

How and when we interact with ads online drastically changed in March when COVID-19 ushered in a new era of rolling global lockdowns, not to mention lifestyle changes that none of us could predict. People started interacting with content from different devices, at different times, and reacting to different types of campaign creatives. All of this resulted in a new set of best practices for marketers to follow when it comes to running effective native ads.

Comments

Please keep your comments TAGFEE by following the community etiquette

Comments are closed. Got a burning question? Head to our Q&A section to start a new conversation.