Looking for job

[Pseudonymous]

Hey I run a network of sites that had over 250k while I was working on it, it has died a little but i managed to make that in less than a couple months.. but im looking at getting out of running an entire network myself and was wondering if there are any jobs online that you guys may be aware of. The only things i can't do are advanced design, i know the basics (i had designers working for me) and programming.

I am however looking at salary and not 50/50 or anything percentage, i do have to be able to pay my bills in the first couple months of launching. heh

I will show you my sites after you tell me that you are looking for someone to hire or know of someone hiring.

I am pretty much looking for any jobs online for now to stay away from a regular 9-5, preferrably full time work.

ie; managing trades, managing photos, blogging, managing content, even being a partner with an already established network, mainstream work (doesn't have to be adult orientated), etc.

[Cash]

Good luck

[da man]

bump for you!

[da man]

hope you'll find what you're looking for soon

[drx]

goodluck

[tech4server]

if you had the talent why not make it again ?

[Pseudonymous]

Because in the first couple months of setting up a network, it's hard to be able to afford the costs of launching such sites and registering it all, the scripts, etc. and make a profit of 2000 to pay my bills. I don't have a savings or anything. Plus when it's not my money, i can gamble once in a while and it won't make me not be able to eat for a month. lol and once in a while, you have to try new things

[Chimera1]

Because in the first couple months of setting up a network, it's hard to be able to afford the costs of launching such sites and registering it all, the scripts, etc. and make a profit of 2000 to pay my bills. I don't have a savings or anything. Plus when it's not my money, i can gamble once in a while and it won't make me not be able to eat for a month. lol and once in a while, you have to try new things

Ouch, would not the fact it is not your money make you more careful with it? Losing your own money is bad losing someone else's is....often unforgivable.

[Pseudonymous]

Because to make money, you have to spend money. I don't have money. Simple as that. Anyway, I have proof of how big my network was and I made good profit from that. So... that shows you I was careful with someone else's money.

If my boss would have a slow month, it wasn't a big deal because he could afford it and he knew the next month, it would bounce right back up. This whole business is up and down a bit in sales/traffic.

[Pseudonymous]

ps. im still looking

[gooddomains]

bump for you

[Pseudonymous]

bump for me. heh

[Pseudonymous]

and again

[modF]

Why cant you bump your own network up now?

[Pseudonymous]

When you work for a boss and you don't end up working with them anymore, they keep the network. Everything is always in their name. So I can't exactly bump up a network in my name. It's still very active and producing trades. We just went different ways.

[drx]

goodluck your going to need it alot of people are looking for work online to keep them away from 9 - 5 jobs..

[Pseudonymous]

lol yeah but not many people who are looking for a job created and managed 5+ sites with over 300,000k in a few months. theres tons of webmasters out there that can't get past 50k, hell alot of people out there with below 10k sites.. it does start thinning out once you get up there. It's guarenteed cash for them if they have the money to invest and i've had many offers, i'm just strict on my salary, that's all.

[gwkg]

I know of an opportunity you might want to look into. What salary are you looking for?

I would have asked you privately, but you didnt leave any contact information

[eric2802000]

post youre looking for work on flickgigs.com

[alexxx]

bump bump

[blonda80]

good luck

[Metaphor]

Good Luck dude¡¡!!

[million]

bump for you !