Key to making money
 

1. you have to do what others can't or won't do.
2. it's not how hard you work, it's how smart you work

3. How thick your cock is

open doors

close doors

3. Make people think you can do, let them hire you and let you go under undisclosed terms. Repeate as needed.

i thought that was too obvious to list........duuuuu

you forgot this if GFY home of Lil2rich the winner of the coveted donkey of the week award

Another thing is...

"A person can live comfortably off of the crumbs from the table"

Very good thought. You don't necessarily have to be the next Microsoft to make it big. You can be a success working in small niche markets in just about any vertical industry.

2a. Find something that works and replicate the fuck out of it...

If something starts making you money and becomes a repetitive task. Hire someone cheap and move on to the next project

i know MANY MANY millionaires that live in the cracks that the so called 'big boys' can't fill.

in MANY industries.

find something that works, improve the quality, drive costs down on volume, and scale the fuck out of it.

there's an old sayign to making money
- you either need to be 'first' or 'best'

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Very true. Very true Sleazy!

jDoG

3. Get your gallery listed on sleazydream.com :winkwink:

Step 0: Every day, make a TGP and get alotta trades. Feed traffic from your other TGP's. Use hosted galleries and enjoy your 1:3000 ratio. You can make up for it by sending the sponsor 1,000,000,000 hits a day.

Step 1: Hitbot.

4. You need traffic.


(Sorry I couldn't resist.)

:winkwink:

Patience..Stamina..Timing...Luck and beer :glugglug

lots and lots of beer

I'll drink to that.

:glugglug

is this where i take over jesus dialer?

I think its how you turn money over, invest it right when you get it instead of blowing it.

6. Whore out your sig and post like a motherfucker

That may work for you, but I would say look at what others due, success leaves clues. No need to reinvent the wheel, most of us are not capable of that.

just as I figured, that went beyond you

Also, there is no key to making $ in this biz anymore for 99.9% of people. If you are making money, you will make $. If you are not, go get a job elsewhere. You missed the window.

Anyone came into the biz in last 18 months and pocketed $100k?

Blasphemy :glugglug

i know a few

Sleazy, there is more than one way to make $. I prefer to take the easy way out. I could not imagine the workload updating a tgp. It sure is nice to take of to cabo fishing for a few days, which I am doing sunday.

Do they post here?

people update those things???

naa uhhh

you hav employees, as do I.
I doubt you turn off sic cash when you go away

and don't forget TGP2 :Graucho

Cough Cough! :)

DH

7. Don't do drugs :1orglaugh

LOL, that's about 5-6k a month...really pathetic if you're not making this after 18 months...

maybe not for Brad's affiliates though...........

:1orglaugh :thumbsup :1orglaugh

have a good plan and stick to it

Well said. No need to be Coca Cola when you can be Pepsi and do just as well.

"smoke weed everyday"

Buy for a penny, sell for two, and if possible leverage or margin your money on that first penny.

:)

Knowing the direct cell phone numbers for the folks at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

:Graucho

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If #1 means don't meet the established competition head-on, then absolutely. It comes down to "finding the cracks" as someone else mentioned.

As for #2: I never found it did any harm to work hard as well as smart :)

Timing and opportunity are hugely important. I built my first successful business in the early 70s simply by deciding to expand while everyone else was digging in because of the crisis caused by fast-rising oil prices. In less than 5 years I went from a shoestring operation to one of the biggest in its field. If I could have done that at all in "normal" times, it would have been a very much slower process.

And you need to recognize your own strengths and weaknesses. Over the past 30-odd years I have taken three businesses from zero into seven figures. But I hate routine and I'm not a corporate man. By the time that first business was up to $5 million annual turnover I didn't enjoy it any more and I wasn't much more than a passenger. The new owners turned it into an extension of what they already had and last year reported $650 million sales for that division. If I had kept the business, it would likely have withered from neglect.

It helps having a mentor.
::Still looking for one::

speaking of cracks............:moon :evil-laug