I have some $ to invest in something and I am not sure what I should do? There is so much out there: I just don't know what may be good to invest in now.......any ideas of something to start with to get a newbies feet wet......I probably have 20+ hrs a wk to spend.
help a newbie in 2010
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Setting up autoblogs or xrumer service seems to be the hot thing right now. It should take you about a week to learn autoblogs and maybe what? 2 or 3 weeks to learn Xrumer well enough to sell blasts?
autoblogs would be the smaller investment. What the hell do I know though? I`m N00btastic too
autoblogs would be the smaller investment. What the hell do I know though? I`m N00btastic too
1st dropping 50K on options as a noob is about the dumbest thing I've heard. 2nd this is an affiliate marketing site, he's not talking about stocks.
That all depends on what your strengths are. It also depends on you being comfortable with the fact that you may very well lose 100% of what you invest.
If time is all you are investing then stop reading this forum and start creating sites made for adsense, amazon etc, dont stop until your making at least $50 a day. I repeat, do NOT stop making sites... just keep going until you make some cash. Learn how to rank your sites well in google. Organic traffic = passive income that you can spend on other ventures.
Then branch into a few CPA and Affiliate offers, test out using PPC to drive traffic, if that works out, rinse and repeat. The world is your oyster.
If your thinking of investing 50k on stocks, just shoot yourself in the face right now and save yourself the heartache. While your at it, shoot Thomas1984 as well for even thinking of such a retarded idea.
Then branch into a few CPA and Affiliate offers, test out using PPC to drive traffic, if that works out, rinse and repeat. The world is your oyster.
If your thinking of investing 50k on stocks, just shoot yourself in the face right now and save yourself the heartache. While your at it, shoot Thomas1984 as well for even thinking of such a retarded idea.
make blogs, niche ones, build them up using different methods until a few of them work and you have some money coming in. auto or legit, it doesn't matter. you just need to WORK at this then when you decide to get into paid advertising you will always have a little bit of cash flow coming in from those sites.
it's all about doing. spend little time reading forums and lots of time working on shit.
reading doesn't make you money. doing does.
it's all about doing. spend little time reading forums and lots of time working on shit.
reading doesn't make you money. doing does.
I'm going to 2nd what Dark Cognitive said as I've been doing affiliate sites with Amazon and that is going well. The key, I think, is having the resolve to stick with it during the time when the money isn't coming in. So, instead of just spending it now, why not spend a little and get hosting, domains and start launching sites?
I also need a programmer to make a site for me.....I just have to decide what kind to start with and what niche. I was thinking of starting by picking a niche that I am interested in, and just use that as a test to see what I can do increasing traffic and building up content and links.....then, incorporate ads into it and see what kind of conversions I can get......Have any good ideas for a niche that is profitable now? Also, know any good programmers that are reasonable?
pretty much any host will be ok for hosting some sites.
stay with a know name, you won't be wrong.
All the hosts today give you a control panel that makes doing things really easy, like adding a domain, creating ftp users, creating databases etc.
Don't go with ultra competitive niches or you will probably end getting 3 visits/month.
Pick topics that are not boring for you, otherwise the risk of abandoning your project is really high.
Hiring a programmer is a nightmare for anyone, if you're trying to do it just starting out it will be even worse. If you just want to be a money man, you're going to need to hire a really knowledgeable project manager. If you can't afford one you don't have enough money to get started in this business.