How much can you make writing for the Web?

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Several times a week I get email messages, the gist of which is “Can you REALLY make money writing on the Web?”

I usually just giggle and pass these oddball missives on to Julia, my patient assistant, but the short answer to the question is that you can make a lot of money writing on the Web, depending on your own work ethic.

For example,

My First $1,000 Adsense Day » Self Made Minds reports: “Over the past month I’ve been pushing affiliates sales with varying levels of success and I’ve been pretty much ignoring Adsense and even removing it from some pages to concentrate more on sales, so I’m some what surprised to be sat here on Cyber Monday writing about hitting one of my Adsense goals, the $1,000 Adsense day .”

AdSense is of course, just one revenue stream, there are many more.

So yes, you can make money writing on the Web. If you’re not lazy, you can make more money than you’ll ever make in your day job.

Write on…

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