Gandalf
01-10-2005, 05:36 AM
Here is an inspirational article by Phil Wiley. It motivates me a lot. It tells you how to make $5000 per week over the period of a year.
A couple of weeks ago I wrote that I was now making so much from my mini sites that I'm being forced into dropping other projects.
I didn't elaborate on it though, so basically what I'm doing is building 2 sites a week.
It's hard work and time consuming, but very rewarding.
Do you think you'll have the willpower and work ethic to follow my plan of building 2 complete mini sites a week?
Let's look at some figures:
If you end up making just $50 a week from a web site which costs you next to nothing to put up and host, and you build 2 sites a week, at the end of a year you’ll have 102 websites all making
you $50 each a week.
That translates to an income of $5,100 a week. Your domains will have cost you a total of $905, and web hosting at New Web Site which lets you host 200 sites for one low monthly fee comes to a total of $348.
In other words your costs will be a total of $24 dollars a week potentially bringing you in $5,100 (now I’m not the greatest at math so I’ve probably gone wrong somewhere here, but I’m sure you get the picture.)
Of course, $5,100 a week sounds like hype. But attacking it this way it’s not. And of course some sites will be failures and not make fifty a week, while others will be successful and make a lot more.
But two sites a week for a year is an awful lot of hard work of course.
Not to mention all the ongoing attention they'll need. So you really do work for your money.
There's no such thing as a free ride.
Phil Wiley
A couple of weeks ago I wrote that I was now making so much from my mini sites that I'm being forced into dropping other projects.
I didn't elaborate on it though, so basically what I'm doing is building 2 sites a week.
It's hard work and time consuming, but very rewarding.
Do you think you'll have the willpower and work ethic to follow my plan of building 2 complete mini sites a week?
Let's look at some figures:
If you end up making just $50 a week from a web site which costs you next to nothing to put up and host, and you build 2 sites a week, at the end of a year you’ll have 102 websites all making
you $50 each a week.
That translates to an income of $5,100 a week. Your domains will have cost you a total of $905, and web hosting at New Web Site which lets you host 200 sites for one low monthly fee comes to a total of $348.
In other words your costs will be a total of $24 dollars a week potentially bringing you in $5,100 (now I’m not the greatest at math so I’ve probably gone wrong somewhere here, but I’m sure you get the picture.)
Of course, $5,100 a week sounds like hype. But attacking it this way it’s not. And of course some sites will be failures and not make fifty a week, while others will be successful and make a lot more.
But two sites a week for a year is an awful lot of hard work of course.
Not to mention all the ongoing attention they'll need. So you really do work for your money.
There's no such thing as a free ride.
Phil Wiley