Road Map 2: Blog Blog and Google Adsense
By the time your reading this, I hope you have done your part in Road Map 1 and applied for Paypal and that Unionbank eON card. Most credit cards [...]
Road Map 1: Paypal, Mobile Phones and Your Email
It is now very hard to earn large sums of dollars. What once was super easy to do is now super difficult to achieve. But the keyword here is that it is still doable. With the right amount of planning and persistence, significant amounts of income can still be squeezed out of the internet. First, we will be …
A Roadmap to Little Riches
Don’t let the title fool you. I was just trying to make it sound cool. So what do you say to making “lots” of money. I’m talking here about real money. Not the kind of money you earn when you waste your life toiling in Farm town or robbing helpless A-holes in Mafia Wars.
Pacquiao vs Cotto: FirePower only at Money Matters
Just make sure you have Sopcast and TVU Network installed. I’m thinking of posting the important rounds here. So keep yourself updated here. Still in the undercard…
Full Story »Checkpoint #1: A brief review of Roadmaps 1-4
This will be a short post. I will list down in order what you should have accomplished at this point. Come on, it’s notthat hard. Remember that, unless you have won the lottery, your passive income is directly proportional to the effort and time you spend setting up the basics. Garbage In Garbage Out is more like it.
Full Story »Road Map 4: Harnessing the power of Hubpages
The only difference is that instead of pooling the monthly income and sharing it the members, it instead shares the revenue by the frequency of advertisments shown. This means that each Hub (posts in Hubpages are called Hubs) read 100 times shows 60 advertisments under your account and 40 advertisments under Hubpages.
Full Story »Road Map 3: Joining the best revenue sharing program – SQUIDOO
I was aware of it the day it was launched but never even bothered about it because it required at that time a Paypal account. Paypal wasn’t available to the Philippines then. It turned out to be the biggest online mistake I ever committed. But better late than never as they always say…
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