First Money Made Thanks to BHW!

eventus

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I just made my first $16.26. Yeah it doesn't sound like much but the fact is that I wanted to start off slow so as to learn the ropes before I go crazy and get into trouble.

Now I can start to scale up as my confidence has been boosted by the fact that this stuff works! Much thanks to Bizcredit for his coaching as it was well worth the fee.

And thanks to everyone on here who shares information. As I continue to learn and add my own twists and ideas I hope to be able to share useful information to all of you. Thanks again.

 

sharpie349

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May I ask what you did to make your $16?
Congratz!

 

eventus

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I am following the coaching of Bizcredit. See how it was his coaching that has got me going, I don't want to take money out of his pocket by sharing to much info. His fees are reasonable and worth the investment.

 

Geetfaux

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Congrats - repeat, scale x10 until you get filthy rich

 

eventus

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Thank you. I intend to. Filthy rich sounds fun.

 

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alleballe

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How long did it take before u got your first 16dollars?

 

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bizcredit

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Apr 1, 2008

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Glad to hear its working! Now just ramp it up

 

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tahersaid

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congratz for your earnings

 

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zmoker

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Congratz man
You seem to be really happy
hmm funny thing is I am not :/ and I make about 1k a month.

Greed has got to me I guess ://

 

hwolfpack6

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Dec 11, 2008

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Wow. You've made as much as me in 1 month as I have in 2 months. And you've found a way that works and that you enjoy...I made my $18 through YouTube and I don't really like using that way.

 

eventus

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sharpie349 said:

May I ask what you did to make your $16?
Congratz!

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Well like I said I started off really slow just because I wanted to understand how it worked, but from the time I actually started taking action to the time I saw money it was about 6 days.

 

magcshroom

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Awesome job. You will realize that once you make your first cent online, that the rest falls into place (usually). Your whole mentality will change. You will start looking at things differently and saying "could i capitalize on this by using ________ method?". If it's possible, outsource and scale up your earnings. You will also need to diversify your earnings and not put all your eggs into one basket.

 

eventus

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magcshroom said:

You will also need to diversify your earnings and not put all your eggs into one basket.

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I totally agree. I'm working on a couple of different ideas but I'm honestly stressing myself out from spreading myself so thin. Between my day job, family and my different projects, its hard to keep my head on straight.

My goal is to quit my day job so I can work from a laptop with a satellite connection from a clothing optional beach in the Caribbean.

I don't feel comfortable outsourcing yet. Until I completely understand it myself and have my strategies worked out, I can't tell someone else what to do.

 

magcshroom

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Yea of course you will spread yourself thin if you have that many methods in the works! I meant to say that you should focus on your idea that is currently profiting first. Get that method working as best you can (highest roi, bumping up the amount of $ per lead/sale, best time to advertise(if it's ppc), and whether to use content network). Those are some off the top of my head. Finally, you said you aren't comfortable outsourcing it which is ok. I must say that outsourcing is the key to ideas that require work to allow them to profit. For example, i use to do AC article writing and i had 2 writers that i paid $1.5 for each article. It was profitable because it required only about an hour a day to submit all the stuff. But, that idea went down the tubes. Once you have a foothold in that method, expand to a different idea. You want your current idea to be as low maintenance as possible.

 

eventus

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Yeah I know I should only work on one or two at a time, I guess my current financial situation has gotten me into a bit of a hurry.