$4,000/week method | step-by-step guide

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the best ideas are always the simplest ones. The number 1 rule in business is to keep it simple. Why make things complex when it comes to making money online by creating multiple accounts in multiple platforms.

Also the great thing about this business plan/idea is that it requires very little working capital - someone off the street could do this and if they had the right attitude and some luck make a success of it
 
well. I saw this. I googled. I picked up the phone. I got $500 in the bank.


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I just saw this method on another site I was browsing on. Interesting concept for sure.
 
Credible sales skills are the piece of the pie that will make this work, and being able to navigate around people that are happy with their "Weebly" sites and "get enough business at the moment".
 
Thanks a lot for this method, did it even once when I was younger. Maybe should go back to it :)
 
Hmm.... I understand your view but it's a previous story of money making. I read it first 2004 and understand then but couldn't do it because it's not easily way but smart. I understand you are experienced about it then tell me the way how can I contact with the owner of website? In 2014 I told it an owner of a site but she told me 'I have one and I the process how to create one'. I was surprised then!! Let me know please what is the perfect answer in these situation?
 
People tend to overcomplicate methods. This is a SIMPLE method that will work if you stick with it. If you needed $500 in the next 3 days no matter what you could pick up the phone and call 500 businesses and make that money no doubt.
 
That in my opinion is a way more efficient way of finding prospects than yellow pages and sending letters with dice in them. Genius! Thanks for the share.
 
What are some other footprints to use besides "powered by weebly"?
Google terms like 'free website' or 'free website for dentists'. Replace dentist with any other niche service later.
Start clicking the results and see who's competing with weebly for free sites.
Few more clicks and you will find websites powered by those other services. Scroll to the bottom and you'll see a footprint for them.
 
That may be true but its still a valid strategy.

That may be true but asking a question in a four year old thread where the OP has not logged in in three years might not be your best option for the answers you are looking for. All the best
 
What are some other footprints to use besides "powered by weebly"?
While an old strat, this one still works. Thanks for reviving a dead thread. I still learned something new. Like OP said, search for the most popular free sites and then look for their foot prints and search for those.
 
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