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November 28, 2007

Posting your revenue reports online

Filed under: Income — admin @ 11:59 pm

Do you ever go around and tell people how much you’re making online? Well, we sometimes do, to show people how easy it is to make money online, however; what if your earnings drop someday - and you’re no longer working as a full time webmaster? How can you still be respected by the community and show people that you’re still able to earn money online? Well, it’s simple - a lot of webmasters post their revenue reports online so that they can build an active blog - of telling people how to make money online from all the advertising companies online, so we’ll tell you why most webmasters post their revenue reports online and we believe they do it for the following reasons:

1: Bragging rights - most webmasters want to be able to brag on all the webmasters communities so that people look up to them more and/or come to them for advice.
2: Building a network - sometimes if you have one successful site earning money its easy to promote the other sites, and earn more money by building a network. Like let’s say you have a myspace site and its quite successful, so why don’t you try to ride its success and implement a proxy site on it? Of course you could do that because you’ll be able to earn more money by branching your myspace site into other sites - and thus; increasing your traffic in the long run because those people that once came to your myspace site for codes and such now visit your myspace site to use the proxy.

3: For respect - have you ever grew up in the streets and noticed how all the drug dealers have fancy cars and such? Well, being a webmaster and making a ton of money go hand and hand. If you’re not earning anything and try to give others advice, nobody will listen to you, but if you’re a webmaster making a ton of money, then people will respect you.

So, what do you guys think about webmasters posting their revenue reports online? Do you hate it? Do you love it? Let us hear it!

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2 Comments »

  1. I, like many other moderately ‘big’ earners post my earnings because my readers demand it. Just watch out for the fakes and frauds posting fake earnings..

    Comment by Randy Brown — November 29, 2007 @ 1:27 am

  2. I prefer to keep my earnings to myself, mostly because I don’t earn much at all. But still its my business, and no one else’s. As Randy pointed out, people demand it of the big earner’s, which just shows how nosy people really are.

    Comment by David — November 29, 2007 @ 1:39 pm

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