I'm in PA. ICQ me if interested.

I've been reading this thread and I have some experience as a former .com'er that I can throw in. If you want to make money in this business then treat it as just that: a business. Do your homework and understand what you are investing in so that you can make your investments count. Don't go off throwing money down a rat hole because someone said there's a mountain of gold to be made in those hills.

As much as everyone wants immediate profits (and it's disappointing when money doesn't just "walk in the door" as fast as we want it to) it's far better in the long run to look around and try not repeat mistakes others have made. That doesn't mean you can't experiment (because there's no uniform "recipe for success"), but unless you have a pile of cash under your matress try not to make those experiments costly ones. I went with a pair of pros to put together my current site, but that's because I can afford it and because I want to start off this venture on the right foot. However, I'm moving along slowly and carefully to understand all the options before me and choose among them carefully so I don't waste money and time. The most important advice above all is play fair.

Deal with others honestly when you're trying to build your business and you'll find many partners waiting, screw people over and you've just screwed yourself out of your own business. It's going to take work to establish relationships, but it's not hard to break them. Unfortunately, there are those who don't care, but they'll come and go.

This may sound like a bunch of common sense, but as a former .com'er, former military, and a person with a B.S. in Management (and who's now in the process of going for his M.S. in Management) it never ceases to amaze me to see the amount of people who wander through life like they never got past a king of the sand box mentality.

I clipped my toe nails this morning.

I resisted laughing at this a whole lot, but I couldnt help myself

that shit was FUH-NEE!


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yes! and it surely does...
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I'm a newbie but how does one purchase content? Perhaps I should start my own studio =p

It is something I have recently just started, before checking any of the following, cheapest is NOT always best, cheap means probably oversold..

rockbottomcontent (dot) com
web-legal (dot) com
nevest (dot) net

http://www.greenguysboard.com/resources/content.html :D

You could probably make a fair amount of dough if you offered some sort of keyboard drycleaning service for webmasters.

Grasshopper,
The keywords to all these secrets are found in the glyphs

traffic clicks sales money

Try different variations of these in a sentence. Great mysteries are revealed. Or, so I was told.|huh

Simply put: If it didn't work people wouldn't do it.
-Why is my inbox constantly full of spam? Because morons open and click the links in it.
-Why is chef tony raving about his miracle vegetable chopper at 3am when I can sleep? Because people buy it.
-Why do telemarketers call during dinner? Because people answer and buy things from them.

If it doesnt make more money than it costs, people won't do it for long, none the less create massive message boards dedicated to it. People here make hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, maybe more, from the comfort of their own homes. But like any business undertaking it requires smarts, dedication, and balls. If you can't tolerate the risk of buying hosting... then maybe you need a lower risk profession, like a toll both operator.

In 10 years we will have niches no ones even thought of. And the exponentially growing population of computer owning deviants that will glady shell out their hard earned cash aren't going anywhere. The market, despite its abundance of free samples, is no where near saturation. If your smart enough and tough enough, the skys the limit. |goodidea

What he says

Also, i do it for fun.
Worst, it's costing me money.

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