This weblog is primarily focused on online businesses, many of which you can do at home. As I’ve said before, I’m not talking those envelope-stuffing types of scams. For example, I’m a freelance online writer, and I’ve been working from home for over a year now - with about 6 months of that being mostly […]
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Backround: Introducing Domaining
One of the most traditional (and profitable) ways of making a living online is domaining.
Domaining is simply investing in a domain name in much the same way as people invest in real estate: You buy the domain, sometimes put some time and money into improving it, and hope that the property […]
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Can You Earn A Living Online?
Short answer: yes. I'm doing it. So are others. The hard part is, it takes time. I took me nearly a year because I didn't know about real opportunities. So, in the spirit of this site, I'll teach you what I know + what I learn along the way. For free. No tricks. But if you're not serious, find something else to do. Because patience and knowledge makes a difference. Note: This is not another "internet marketing" site. It's about actual opportunities, what they are, and how to find them. Yes, marketing yourself online will be a part of the process, but it's not about selling software to people to teach them to sell software. Get my meaning?
Short answer: yes. I'm doing it. So are others. The hard part is, it takes time. I took me nearly a year because I didn't know about real opportunities. So, in the spirit of this site, I'll teach you what I know + what I learn along the way. For free. No tricks. But if you're not serious, find something else to do. Because patience and knowledge makes a difference. Note: This is not another "internet marketing" site. It's about actual opportunities, what they are, and how to find them. Yes, marketing yourself online will be a part of the process, but it's not about selling software to people to teach them to sell software. Get my meaning?
