A WordPress-based resource site, known for its vast collection of PSD submissions, attracts over 1 million monthly pageviews, largely driven by contributions from community designers. The site's maintenance entails daily postings from among the submissions. Its primary revenue stream is advertising, but it also earns from selling digital download bundles and other products. Another similar platform, also WordPress-based, provides free design resources with a membership option that contributes to its revenue. User moderation, including overseeing registrations and clearing spam, forms the bulk of the work, although efficient spam detection minimizes this task. This platform generates income from advertising, digital downloads, and memberships. It experienced a significant decline in advertising revenue in January 2012 after switching ad servicing partners. Reverting to its former partner in April 2012 helped stabilize revenue levels by June. In terms of traffic, the first site garners approximately 1.6 million monthly pageviews, while the second records about 500,000 pageviews. Issues in advertising performance led to a temporary drop in revenue, linked to a change in ad service providers, highlighting the importance of choosing reliable ad networks. Both platforms emphasize the significance of community-driven content and efficient systems for managing user-generated materials to maintain and grow their user base and revenues.