A single PHP file called "index.php" that generates $100,000+ per month

http://remoteok.io is a single PHP file called "index.php" generating $101,101 this month. No frameworks. No libraries (except jQuery)

(SGD 123.4k=USD 92k) + (USD 9.5k in ads)

The $9.5k is $7.5k/mo from one sponsor and $2k from another sponsor and will soon hopefully increase too

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Amazing stats. Just wondering could you use this technique for directory sites / listings? Is there any training guides, books to replicate this technique in other sectors?
 
There seems to be a bit of negativity towards this achievement. I know there's a lot of spam and fake news but if you've followed levels you'll know it's not a scam. He has a few different businesses like this. Go check them out for some great ideas. Most of this business uses the selling sawdust method so he always shows how he earns and the traffic via stripe and analytics.

Like this: https://nomadlist.com/open

An old start up he did: https://gofuckingdoit.com/

This guy really thinks outside the box. Great share of those sites. Serious food for thought here. Thank you.
 
His code simply spaghetti. Usually, one do this when they feel insecure and has no time for OOP. I knew a friend of mine who did this and now he refactoring the whole codebase into OOP and it costs him a lot time :)
 
It's interesting. There are a bunch of sites doing the same thing. Some of them don't have traffic yet, and others have almost a million visitors per month. They are not really showing anything on the main page. They directly ask for the credit card to access the platform, but it really doesn't explain what's inside. These are a few of these sites if you want to check it:

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Ive seen a couple of sites put all those links in the footer like this site does, is this an effective tactic for ranking internally?

Oldest trick in the book. There is no hard and fast rule.

Back in the day (15+ years ago) Google began going after these links. Then they started ignoring them. Now lately I'm seeing more and more website networks do this. "Part of x network'" type links where every site is cross linked. It seems to work now again, but years ago this'd get busted.

He is basically using it to get more eyeballs to his other projects and the Twitter thread your seeing is his marketing

Exactly. As most "make money online" gurus do.

Many careers began showing a U$ 100k paycheck then from there all they did was tell others how they made that 100k.

don't trust google

You may be onto something there.

Haha lmao. Only if Google followed it's own advice. :p

Spot on.

Google are the slowest component of the WWW!!! None of their shit passes speed tests.

Also they don't even pass their own anti-spam tests, they scrape everyone's content and place ads next to it!!!

Google is the WWW's #1 spammer.

BHW thread you see is his marketing too? just a wild guess.

No. OP is a fine young cannibal, he would never do that.
 
from which site the website pulling the job feeds ?
it is very intresting we can apply this technique to any of the concept with data of api.
I know the coding how to do .

it has the api own api of https://remoteok.io/api
 
He is earning money only because he creates during years a real community of nomads with websites and tools dedicated to nomads.
That's why companies want to post in his job listing. There are tons of job board, but this one has a community behind.
I guess the lesson is : create a community first, and money will come after.
 
http://remoteok.io is a single PHP file called "index.php" generating $101,101 this month. No frameworks. No libraries (except jQuery)

(SGD 123.4k=USD 92k) + (USD 9.5k in ads)

The $9.5k is $7.5k/mo from one sponsor and $2k from another sponsor and will soon hopefully increase too

Source:
I dont get it. How am I supposed to make money can u enlighten me?
 
He is earning money only because he creates during years a real community of nomads with websites and tools dedicated to nomads.
That's why companies want to post in his job listing. There are tons of job board, but this one has a community behind.
I guess the lesson is : create a community first, and money will come after.
Exactly remember when I saw this site years ago. Think was wfh.io
And this was before the work from home movement took off
Now with covid and more companies letting employees work remotely also stack that onto people are hard press to find good talent! So this site is a winner in today's Market!
 
Looked at his website, and what is nice about it is , how fast you can scan through the jobs. Picked the wrong career path. I keep telling some younger people I know, get into programming and learn how to code. Even if it is just one language, at least pick one that is fairly popular and learn it. Like Bruce Lee once wrote. I don't fear the man that practices 10,000 different forms. I fear that man that practices one move, 10,000 times.
 
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