Watch me copy the guy who made $100 in 24 hours

[Asher]

Well, you didn't finish your initial goal but as stated
in your thread... "Copy the guy who made $100 in
24 hours"... FINISH it!

He didn't finish it within 24 hours but he did go on
through. Don't drop it, be like a stamp and stick to
the end =)

Asher

[Ray Erdmann]

Great thread! I appreciate that you 'took action' and by creating this thread, made yourself 'accountable'. That's more then what I can say for a lot of people who try their hand at IM!

Congrats! Keep up the good work and stay persistent! Good things come to those who persevere!

As for the comment below...

Originally Posted by nextebizguy

Another interesting question to ask yourself is how much would this cost if you 100% outsourced everything (keyword research, blog set-up, SEO, article writing, posting it for sale)?

Try 'outsourcing' when you've been unemployed for 6 months, have no money coming in and have less then $20 to your name...as is the case with me...

Sure, everyone says to outsource to those individuals who can do what you can't, but you still have to take into consideration that a LOT of people have been affected by the current decline in the economy, lost their job, have a mortgage to pay, require food on the table, etc., etc.,..

I'm not making excuses, but merely sitting in front of your monitor, behind your keyboard and saying 'outsource'....isn't always the answer because no one knows another person's current economical situation.

For me, I'm having to 'liquidate' a lot of my own personal belongings via eBay, Craigslist, Pawn Shops, etc., etc, just so that I can have some spendable income to buy food and pay the gas/electric bill....and letting my credit cards suffer while I try and generate some income in my own IM business.

I'd love to outsource a few things, but right now, it's just not an option!

Anyway, back on topic...to Mr.Steady..do keep us posted about the auction process and let us know how it goes. I'd like to hear how things turn out regarding this.

Thanks,


Ray

[Christie Love]

Did the site eventually sell?

[goodmast3r]

Selling a website for $100 in 24 hour is a hard to do task. In 24 hours you only have:
-domain (worth $10)
-no backlink / untraceable backlink (worth $0)
-no revenue (worth $0)
-content. if you write an article in 30 minutes, in 10 hour of work you can have 20 articles, it one article worth $5 then it worth $100.

So I guess you are selling content not website.

[Walter Cruickshank]

Liked reading about your challenge, you have the drive to make it

[g00db0y]

All the best.

[nhynes57]

I enjoyed reading about your challange. Did you successfully sell the site?