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How to get rich online..
August 1, 2006 by rcarruth.
The Star-Telegram.com and Yuki Noguchi for the Washington Post, wrote this very informative article on the benefits of internet marketing. I think you’ll like it…
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How to get rich online: 1. Get a site 2. Host ads
For hundreds of thousands of people, the dream of making an Internet fortune works like this: Earn pennies at a time in exchange for allowing Google or Yahoo to place advertisements on a personal or small-business Web page.
Take Andrew Leyden, former House Commerce Committee counsel and founder of a dot-com venture that failed, who started PodcastDirectory.com, a search engine for podcasts. As the site’s popularity rose from a hundred hits a month in 2004 to nearly a million now, Leyden started making the equivalent of an entry-level government worker’s salary — $30,000 to $40,000 a year — simply because people clicked on ads. That allowed him to work at home in Chesapeake Beach, Md., trying to make more money by attracting still more traffic to his site.
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