Thank you everyone! $20 a day!

especially rfung...

[marcel]

I've finally reached my goal! :)

About two years ago I read a post by rfung about him reaching $20 a day. (http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum20/2936.htm)

At the time I was making only 3 dollars a month, but the thread inspired me to work hard on my site. And today I just checked my total earnings $620.89... from a combination of text-link-ads, AdSense and Affiliate marketing. (with still 8 days to go)

So, thanks to everyone here at WebmasterWorld and especially to rfung, I've still a long way to go, but I've finally reached my first milestone.

[ken_b]

Nice work Marcel!

Keep on going!

[thecleaner]

So how long do you think it would take to get to 1k a day?

[marcel]

So how long do you think it would take to get to 1k a day?

that would take me forever :) I'm still working a full-time job and I also have a GF that continually wants attention...

When I first set this goal I thought $20 a day would be more than enough to keep me satisfied, it never occured to me then how addicting this can be.

who was it again that said "Just a little bit more..."?

[thecleaner]

Weird. I started out wanting 20 a day also, a few years ago. Give it a few years and 1k a day will look like chump change.

Congratulation on your accomplishment and remember to aim high. The internet is very lucrative.

Peace

[skibum]

Keep going and the interest on your affiliate earnings will be $20.00/day and you won't have to work for it at all.

[johnnie]

Very inspiring to read :)

[tsinoy]

aim high.. you can get to $2000 a day eventually.

[marcel]

Just a quick update, I ended the month with $720 which works out to about $23 a day.

To think that when I started I was hoping that I would earn enough to pay my hosting fees. I know $20 dollars a day isn't much to a lot of you, but for me it's enough to pay my mortgage :)

[thecleaner]

"I know $20 dollars a day isn't much to a lot of you, but for me it's enough to pay my mortgage :) "

20/day = 600/month = 7200/year = 1,761,926.18 after 25 years with a 15 percent return on investment and taking into account compound interest. :)

Its not what you make. Its what you do with what you have. I know millionaires that are living paycheck to paycheck.

Good luck