monetize in German
monetize in German is monetisieren, verflüssigen, zu Geld machen — monetize means to earn money from something that does not already make money, such as a website, an audience or a piece of content.
monetize in German
What does "monetize" mean?
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verb To earn money from something that does not already make money, such as a website, an audience or a piece of content.
"He built the channel for three years before trying to monetize it."
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verb In finance, to convert an asset into cash, or for a central bank to fund government debt by creating money.
"The company monetized its patent portfolio in a single licensing deal."
monetize in a sentence
- He built the channel for three years before trying to monetize it.
- The app is free, and they monetize through subscriptions rather than ads.
- The company monetized its patent portfolio in a single licensing deal.
- Critics accused the central bank of monetizing the deficit.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "monetize" in German?
"monetize" in German is monetisieren, verflüssigen, zu Geld machen. monetize means: To earn money from something that does not already make money, such as a website, an audience or a piece of content.
How do you use "monetize" in a sentence?
Example: "He built the channel for three years before trying to monetize it." In German, "monetize" is monetisieren, verflüssigen, zu Geld machen.
Are there other ways to say "monetize" in German?
Yes — German has 8 translations listed for "monetize": monetisieren, verflüssigen, zu Geld machen, Geld drucken, monetarisieren, geldlich verwerten.