This guy says that from all of his websites, he used to make 8 – 9 grand a month with Kontera, but then he switched to Infolinks (not even all his sites) and he’s already making $12,000 a month with Infolinks.
So I just signed up with Infolinks!
Let’s hope I make that much.
…and from other banner ads on his dating site, Plenty of Fish.
His market share was that he offered a free dating site, while others charged $30 to $40 per user. I don’t know much about Plenty of Fish — I hope it’s safe.
Algorhythms keeps the yucky stuff off the site. Good to hear.
It’s funny how Markus Frind says that that when he brought that first $900k or more check into his bank, they had to remove some kind of international law limits in order to deposit it.
…so is quoted in this article about online income.
That poisoned-pen Perez Hilton comes to mind.
No doubt Ariana Huffington, John Chow (I gotta check his blogging income lately), Michael Arrington, ShoeMoney and a few others.
The debate rages on…
I love finding new good blogs about making money online honestly.
I had a great Black Friday — with over $16,332.00 in Apple sales, bringing my cut of my Commission Junction earnings over 215 bucks so far.
My Apple performance incentive is set to increase beyond the 1% it’s at now — I just started seriously pitching their stuff — and I had a question as to whether once it goes up if it stays at 2%, 3%, 4%…8%, etc.
Or does Apple’s incentive performance revert back down to the lowest level like Amazon Associates does every month?
Anyone? Anyone?
I’ve check Apple’s terms and conditions and didn’t find my answer.
But that’s how I found Affiliate Confessions, a blog written by Alan LeStourgeon, and his post about making more than $5,000 in October 2008.
Simple, straight-forward advice and non-hype about making money online.
He don’t promise that you’ll be a millionaire.
I like that.
Plus, his wife’s a Christian counselor.
I love that.
I subscribed.
Lindsay over at WritingForYourWealth.com has some great Adsense tips in her new post detailing how she’s made over $100,000 in Google Adsense income in one year.
(Think I’ll take her up on the tip of paring down the site to give people only Google Adsense links to click on.)
But as I’ve written, I want to know what her sites are!
The Sports Dollar is a blog that proclaims that sports blogs can make money online.
I like that.
I found them by searching for “YardBarker Earnings” and “YardBarker Income” to find out how much money people are making with YardBarker.
Turns out part (or all?) of the $113 filed under misc. income from Sports Dollar’s June 2008 income post was from YardBarker.
We shall see…
So Connected Internet has a great article up about “ugly sites” making more money in Google Adsense income by placing their ads right below the blog post title in between the title and the text.
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 Tyler Cruz | Tyler Cruz creates and builds websites and sells ads on them. On September 2, 2008, he wrote:"My August 2008 blog income came to: $3,830.15..."-- which puts Tyler Cruz in line to make$45,000 a year or more from blogging. |
 "Charles Schwabs" | "Charles Schwabs" makes the bulk of his/her income running Google Adsense off a free Blogger / Blogpost blog! In July 2008, he wrote:"Total Blog Income Report for July 2008: $679.08" |
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 Darren Rowse, author of  | Darren Rowse wrote in 2005 that he earned well over six figures per year blogging and writing reviews on his digital camera blog. On May 9, 2007, he confirmed an annual blogging salary between $120,000 to $1.2 million-- with those recalling a $30,000 per month forum discussion tagging him around$360,000 per year. |
 John Chow | John Chow is an internet rebel. He gained a large following being honest about pushing Google to the limits of anchor-text link love. He posts his blogging income online every month faithfully -- and that's only his blogging income! --- which as of June 2008 has mushroomed to $40,125.99per month, which puts John Chow at anannual blogging income of around $480,000-- accounting for months in 2008 when he didn't make quite that much, and coming 2008 months where he may make more. |
 Yaro Starak | Yaro Starak runs Entrepreneurs-Journey.com and is a young entrepreneur from Australia who's been in the Internet game since 1998. Yaro's Blog Mastermind program teaches people how to make a full-time living off part-time blogging. In December 2007, Yaro wrote: "I am now making at least on average $20,000 a month," which puts his annual blogging income around $240,000.Yaro makes the bulk of his income from affiliate sales, and has alsomade $150,000 from flipping websites. |
 Jeremy Schoemaker (ShoeMoney) | ShoeMoney, nee: Jeremy Schoemaker, is a straight shooting, funny and bald family guy who makes tons of cash online. On May 30, 2008, ShoeMoney wrote: "This month (May) ShoeMoney.com will hit a all time high taking in almost $40,000 in advertising for one month. If the rate of growth exceeds it should do [$500,000.00] in gross revenue (not profit) this year. That is pretty cool. |
 Mario Lavandeira (Perez Hilton) | We all know Mario Lavandeira's vitriol in his poisoned pen yet compelling Perez Hilton site -- which we can't help checking in moments of weakness. Business Week estimates his revenue at $111,000 a month based on ad rates and self-reported traffic data... |
 Paula Neal Mooney | She started with a free Blogger/BlogSpot in December 2005, before she realized that bloggers even made money online -- now Paula Neal Mooney runs a few WordPress.org / DreamHost.com's and her ...blogging income is growing in leaps and bounds -- bless God! -- up to around $50,000 annually. |
 Paul Piotrowski | Paul Piotrowski wrote "My income in July ($2,758.10) grew by 80% compared to June ($1,528.46)"......which tags him with an approximate $36,500 annual blogging income. |
 Paul Piotrowski | Rosalind Gardner wrote The Super Affiliate Handbook: How I Made $436,797 in One Year Selling Other People's Stuff Online |
 Lazy Man | Lazy Man wrote on August 1, 2008: "When I look at the $1839.94 number it really seems low. Sure compared to some, it’s probably quite good. However, as of now, this is very much my full-time job. Even if I look at the before tax numbers with no expenses, it’s $36,000 a year. |
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