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7. 11 Business directory

   Set up a business directory page, where companies pay you a set fee to have their business listed.
   You could charge a monthly or annual listing fee and charge £20 to £500 per year, depending on your site’s traffic levels.
   For example, Save the Student charges letting agents to be listed on the site.

8. 12 Membership forum

   Add a “members only” forum to your site through the use of free WordPress plugins like bbPress. You can monetise this by charging a regular subscription or one-off access fee.
   The amount you can earn depends on how much value you can create for forum members through networking and sharing tips.

9. 13 Online course

   Create an online course as an add-on for your website. This is another type of paid premium content where visitors pay to access additional information.
   The course can be delivered automatically via AWeber to those who’ve paid and subscribed with their email address. You can also add it to Udemy to reach a wider customer base.