Like I mentioned last month, I decided to do monthly update reports since people seemed to have an interest in them. It’s a bit different than my normal content, but I try to make sure the update posts have value in them past just showing the blog stats/growth update. Here are a few topics covered in this post:
My first dollar from blogging Latest traffic and subscriber stats What happens when a top influencer shares your content Why Facebook marketing
In this post, I’ll teach you how to create a cash cow business.
“Wait, what’s a cash cow?”
It’s a successful business venture that prints off cash for you. This is something every entrepreneur wants to attain, but very few know how.
“Ya, but doesn’t that take years of working on a business?”
No. Not if done correctly.
“Okay, I want to create a cash cow. So, how do I do that?”
That’s the end goal for most
I’ve decided to post monthly update reports. I was hesitant because I prefer to post extremely in depth articles, and update posts will be shorter/less informative. Also, because I blog so seldom, I don’t want every other post to be an update post. However, I think a good % of my audience is interested in them, so I’ll keep them going as long as I feel there’s enough interest.
For new readers, you can check out why I started my
“There’s no reason to have a plan B, because it distracts from plan A”
I would have never been able to become a professional poker player if I had also been trying to be a professional day trader, an SEO wizard, and other things that might have interested me at the time. I wouldn’t have had the time or the knowledge to be really good at any one thing, if I was doing them all. Instead of being really good
“Guess who’s back” (cue the beat)
Wow, it’s been a while. I’m back from an extended blogging break for a blog I barely started. I’ll do better, I promise.
I’m a very slow writer… it gets hard to balance with everything I have going on. It takes longer than I thought to put out the type of content I want to write. 2013 should be much different.
I spent a lot of 2012 working on things I didn’t necessarily want
Good things come to those who wait, but only what’s left by those who hustle.
Often the money as an entrepreneur is made by seeing opportunities other people can’t. This is a practicable skill set, it’s just not practiced by many.
I’m going to talk about a few examples of how I’ve done this in the e-commerce store space.
I constantly hear, “oh, you’re so lucky,” when people are referencing deals I’ve done.
Sure,
I mentioned in my first post that one of the things I wanted to do here was to help you think outside the box. There is a reason successful entrepreneurs capitalize on opportunities other people miss. It’s important to not just look at what decision a good entrepreneur makes, but WHY they made it. What I’m going to share with you will help you begin to see things differently, and maybe allow you to attain some things you don’t
First, a few words about most the books or blogs you read – forget about them.
Chances are you’re following the wrong information which is not going to help you get where you want to go.
My name’s Billy Murphy, and I’m a 29 year old serial entrepreneur living in Austin, TX.
I’ve always been interested in making money. Ever since I was a kid, making money always intrigued me. When I was 9 years old, I got a paper
