JBTWebmaster
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- Mar 4, 2012
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I know the title didn't have much to do with making money, but first I just wanted to say hello to everyone here at BHW. As you can tell, I"m new here, but I've been scanning these forums for quite awhile and the amount of good info held in here is amazing. Some of the advice I have seen dropped in these threads has given me whole new outlooks on IMing I never would have thought of before. So first off, THANK YOU to everyone in this forum, the moderators, and all who have helped make it so cool. Now your probably thinking "Oh, well that sure is nice of him, but why in the **** is this in the making money section?" Well I'm getting to that.
This will be one of-but not my-first ventures into making money on the internet, and while the first didn't go so well, I'm aiming to make this one a winner. I've seen plenty of cool ideas on here for money making, but the main one I have decided to focus on(for the most part) is article arbitrage. Can't remember the names, but a few people made some really cool threads a while ago about it, so if you can find it, check it out. I plan on outsourcing article writing for cheap(while still mainting quality) and selling them on either A.C(or Y.C.N, now I guess) or taking orders from Fiverr and such while doing the same.
Now what would be the point in trying to make money without a goal, right? Well, there is something specific I've been wanting to buy for a while and I'd like to actually have it before school ends. That gives me a little over a month(give or take a few days) to make $1000(what I want is $800, but I just rounded it up for fun). I'm thinking of sticking mainly to Y.C.N because, well, frankly I like the idea of up-front payments. lol. I'm going mainly on the points of the ebook "A.C Insider's Guide" written by Chris Calloway a while back.(No I'm NOT pushing this book. lol)While I'm not sure if this book's methods even still apply today, I figure its my best bet to getting consistant income from Y.C.N.
I will be keeping strict quality standards with the articles I submit, and will have a team of 6 writers so that all articles can be done properly in a timely manner. Assuming that Y.C.N low balls me on EVERY article I submit and they only get offers of $3, that is enough profit margin for me to narrow down the math work a bit. If they ALL recieved offers of only $3, in order to make $1000 in 30 days, that comes down to $33.33 dollars a day that I need to make. Which is about 6 articles-per writer-per day. While doing all of this, I would also possibly accept some orders on Fiverr or something similar in order to make a few extra bucks. Any little bit helps. And please don't yell at me with "$1000 is too high for 30 days with article writing! You'll never make it! Or get a job!"(believe me, I've tried to get an offline job for the last two years and the economy is NOT good right now for a skinny white boy. lol) I know $1000 in 30 days is a lot for my first real venture and it will take work, but it is the goal I have set and the goal I will work towards or die trying. lol.
If you guys have any other ideas or methods I could try to help reach my goal, I'd love to hear them. Only CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM please. I apologize if my long post was too winded, but I wanted to make my first introduction a good one. So feel free to reply with any questions or comments, and I'll try to report back here and keep everyone posted and up to date on how my goal is going. Thanks for the help guys.
-JBTWeb
This will be one of-but not my-first ventures into making money on the internet, and while the first didn't go so well, I'm aiming to make this one a winner. I've seen plenty of cool ideas on here for money making, but the main one I have decided to focus on(for the most part) is article arbitrage. Can't remember the names, but a few people made some really cool threads a while ago about it, so if you can find it, check it out. I plan on outsourcing article writing for cheap(while still mainting quality) and selling them on either A.C(or Y.C.N, now I guess) or taking orders from Fiverr and such while doing the same.
Now what would be the point in trying to make money without a goal, right? Well, there is something specific I've been wanting to buy for a while and I'd like to actually have it before school ends. That gives me a little over a month(give or take a few days) to make $1000(what I want is $800, but I just rounded it up for fun). I'm thinking of sticking mainly to Y.C.N because, well, frankly I like the idea of up-front payments. lol. I'm going mainly on the points of the ebook "A.C Insider's Guide" written by Chris Calloway a while back.(No I'm NOT pushing this book. lol)While I'm not sure if this book's methods even still apply today, I figure its my best bet to getting consistant income from Y.C.N.
I will be keeping strict quality standards with the articles I submit, and will have a team of 6 writers so that all articles can be done properly in a timely manner. Assuming that Y.C.N low balls me on EVERY article I submit and they only get offers of $3, that is enough profit margin for me to narrow down the math work a bit. If they ALL recieved offers of only $3, in order to make $1000 in 30 days, that comes down to $33.33 dollars a day that I need to make. Which is about 6 articles-per writer-per day. While doing all of this, I would also possibly accept some orders on Fiverr or something similar in order to make a few extra bucks. Any little bit helps. And please don't yell at me with "$1000 is too high for 30 days with article writing! You'll never make it! Or get a job!"(believe me, I've tried to get an offline job for the last two years and the economy is NOT good right now for a skinny white boy. lol) I know $1000 in 30 days is a lot for my first real venture and it will take work, but it is the goal I have set and the goal I will work towards or die trying. lol.
If you guys have any other ideas or methods I could try to help reach my goal, I'd love to hear them. Only CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM please. I apologize if my long post was too winded, but I wanted to make my first introduction a good one. So feel free to reply with any questions or comments, and I'll try to report back here and keep everyone posted and up to date on how my goal is going. Thanks for the help guys.
-JBTWeb
