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Just to quickly brief you on how I got to where I am today, I decided to write a brief run-down. But first, here’s an awkward video of me trying to speak.

In 2005, I started a Halo 2 Web site. I heard about Google Adsense through a friend and thought I’d try it out. I was making $1/day for about 3 months. Then one day I got ahold of an article that talked about simple Adsense tweaks that could increase your earnings. I had nothing to lose, so I made the changes and woke up the next day to about $5 in earnings. I was completely hooked from that moment forward and realized making money online is all about scaling. If you can make $1/day, you can make $100/day. If you can make $100/day, you can make $1000/day.

So here are some things I’ve done since 2005 that are worth mentioning:

• My largest individual accomplishment was starting a video site (pre-YouTube) for $100 and ultimately selling it in 2008 for $800,000. In the months I owned it, I made as much as $55,000/mo in revenue.

• I have started and ran two extremely profitable link sites. What I mean by a link site is basically a “middle man” for traffic going to and from multiple other sites. I started one in May 2006 and sold it in May 2007 for $120,000. The other I started in July 2007 and sold in May 2008 for $175,000. While owning these sites, I made as much as $20,000/mo from them.

• During the MySpace resource site craze, I started one as well. I put exactly 3 hours of work into it and made over $20,000 in a year. I am still collecting revenue from this site and haven’t even visited it in months.

• In May 2009, I started a text-based browser game for $1500. It made $2000-3000 per month for a year before I got too busy with other things to continue maintaining it. It still makes over $500/month on auto pilot to this day.

• On December 23rd, 2009, I started a new video site just as an experiment to see if it was still possible to make money in the market with the dominance of YouTube. It cost me $1000 to make it, and it made $1000/month for 3 months before I sold it in April 2010 for $8000.

• In 2005, when I first started researching ways to make money online, I launched 3 sites in very obscure markets. Each site had 3 pages each and took me about an hour each to complete. I literally did nothing to them since then, and honestly, I don’t even know the FTP information to them anymore. It’s been 5 years, and they still make me $100/month and have brought in a few thousand dollars since launching. Not bad for 3 hours of work.

• In August 2008, I purchased a celebrity site for $50,000. I made the $50,000 back by March and have been profiting $2-6k per month from the site ever since.

I won’t lie and say everything I’ve touched has turned to gold. I have had some failures without a doubt. But for every failure, there’s been a huge success…and that’s the key. All of the ventures above, except the last one, have cost me around $3000 to start – combined. Considering I have made millions from them, you can see why I believe in the power of making nearly unlimited money on the Internet.

Contact me with any questions you have: publisherpoint@gmail.com