iFixSolutions - 11:49 pm on Mar 12, 2007 (gmt 0)

>> Really depends upon what you call a living. I'm sure we all have different standards.

I've been doing affiliate-style marketing for the past 11 years and average over $250k (US) each year... which is cool since I have no one else to share it with ( no staff/employees/etc ) <<

i think 250k would be considered a living. :)

i do relatively well for a 30 year old guy living in southern california, but i guess if we're talking about my ideal - that would be to double what i currently make. so let's say that i make $2 a year.. then adding the website stuff i'd like to make $4 a year combined.

of course i'd love to be up at $250k a year as well. :) by the time i'm 40 (10 years from now) if i was making that i'd be more than happy. it's a hell of a lot more money than i'd be making if i stayed in my current position and just took raises for the next 10 years.

as far as finding the right affiliates is CJ a good place to start?