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by Zillionairemind Posted: 04/15/2010
Hi Warriors,#internet marketing #asap #fastest #genuine #month
A friend of mine just lost his job and has lots of debts to pay.Please can anyone suggest the fastest way he can earn at least $5,000 legally every month online asap.I did suggest selling on ebay would be the fastest way to earn fast cash and make that kind of money since there are ready made buyer there but i would really welcome ideas from my belowed warriors.Thankyou.
A friend of mine just lost his job and has lots of debts to pay.Please can anyone suggest the fastest way he can earn at least $5,000 legally every month online asap.I did suggest selling on ebay would be the fastest way to earn fast cash and make that kind of money since there are ready made buyer there but i would really welcome ideas from my belowed warriors.Thankyou.
- Underground SEOhaha, don't mean to be rude, but that is a ridiculous question, everyone seems to think (well people new to IM) that it is a magic bullet solution. It's not! It will take many many months and maybe years to start earning that a month! read around the forum and you will find all the ways to make money with IM that you can imagine.
- rickkettnerIf there was a simple way to make $5000/month fast and easy... everyone would be doing it.
- discratHey Zillion,
Honestly for about 99% of us making 5k in IM very fast is just not realistic.
Just like opening up a Pizza Store or a Sub Shop or any retail establishment foe that matter, its just going to take some time to see not just 5k but any profits at all.
I suggest you tell your friend to go play the Slots. He has a better chance at hitting 5K faster with that than with IM .
- JasonBQuickest way to $5,000 a month that I know of.
Buy things from the flea markets, patio sales, and garage sales, and sell those items on eBay.
If I know that I'm going to need an extra $1,000 or so for a family trip I want to make in the near future, this is exaclty what I do... Now, it does take me about 2 months or so to make that $1,000, because of other things I have going on. But, I do know that if you made this a full time job, you could make more money doing it.
Give it a shot, what do you have to lose?
- ZillionairemindHi Guru,
Thanks a lot that is a very good idea.Really appreciate it.
- rapidsccLOL...As a lot of warriors here said already, it ain't that easy.
However, there are exceptional stories that I've heard of recently.
A fellow warrior just recently posted a new site sold at Flippa for 17k.
Also, some copywriters I think can make 5k with just a single client who
wants their copies written though I think both requires some expertise.
However, with some ingenuity I think a relatively new "desperate" but creative
person can try making 5k, for example he or she can have a professional site
made for a few hundreds (or lower) and then try selling them for 5k.
Or if they have a friend who's a professional copywriter, maybe they can offer
the service, charge more than 5k and have the friend write the copy for a portion
of the income.
It's hard, definitely. It's almost impossible, however, with true creativity and
resourcefulness miracles could happen.
- yommys01Site flipping may just to do for your friend if he is willing to work. I am sure he should be able to generate that amount in 1 month if he is willing to write as much as 8 articles per day for 30 days.
Ask your friend to PM if he is a warrior, I will help him out but he must be read to work. I will not charge him for this but will gladly push him off if he is not reply to work.
- numba8Not to offend the OP, but i don't understand why people enter this forum and think that everyone here can just tell them, "here, if you do this for a few hours a day you'll be a millionaire by the end of the year." Internet Marketing is a learned skill, like anything else. I wouldn't walk into a law firm and say, "excuse me, I have court in a few months for serious charges, who in here can teach me to be a good enough lawyer to be able to represent myself professionally?"
hahaha. Now there is no law school type gauntlet for aspiring internet marketers, but it does take time, patience and money to learn the ropes. It's not something that you can just waltz into. If your buddy has outstanding debts, IM might not be for him. When I first started, I lost about 2 grand before I made a dollar.
- Steven WagenheimCan $5,000 a month be done quickly? Yes.
Is it likely? No.
There is a huge learning curve and unless you tap into a market that is brand
new, has little competition and a booming demand, you will have to put in a
ton of work.
It took me several years to finally make about $5,000 a month.
Like I said...it's possible, but don't bet your life on it.
- midasman09$5,000 a Month!
1) Find a niche that HAS MONEY (Roofers in my area make $10,000 min per job. ONE job will more than pay for the following)
2) Set up a Website with a Domain that Appeals to their EGO!
a) Right NOW...the following domains are available;
b) Get a Hostgator account and get a FREE website at
"FreeWebsiteTemplates". Use Kompozer or WordPress as your free
Web Editor. (You could outsource building a 3-page site)
3) Take a "Picture" of the first page of the site and put it on a PostCard (PostCardBuilder.com will do onesy-twosys for 63cents ea and NO signup Fee) with the words,
"This website is For Rent!
This PostCard has been sent to 10 Roofers in the
(Sacramento) area. The first one who wants it, gets it!"
Joe Doe"
4) When they send you an email from the box on the site...send them your Rate Sheet which explains the Main Benefits of having their own site and then....tell them you will Personalize the site with THEIR Personal Info and promote the site to search engines....
then...quote your Fee of $1500 initial Setup and $3500 per year payable yearly in advance....for a total of $5,000 the first year.
And...we guarantee your Satisfaction; If this site does NOT produce a minimum of $5,000 in business in 12 months...we will run it for FREE for the next 12 mos!
Now...go Town to Town; Get the Domain...Get the Template...Set it up...Take a Photo and put on PostCard...send to 10 Roofers in that area.
Whala! $5,000 a MONTH...doing one town a month! And, understand I am NOT "selling anything HERE"!...so I can't fill in more details HOWEVER... I DO KNOW someone who has done this.
Midas Man
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- MarhelperThis should do it:
BTW Midas Man ... cool report at the bottom there. Out of the box, old school yet effective ... cool!
- Nic Lynn
haha, don't mean to be rude, but that is a ridiculous question, everyone seems to think (well people new to IM) that it is a magic bullet solution. It's not! It will take many many months and maybe years to start earning that a month! read around the forum and you will find all the ways to make money with IM that you can imagine.
However. it does not take years (or even months) to start earning $5k per month (or much more). That is just self-limiting behavior taking over.
Here are 3 ways that you can make $5k next month via IM:
1. Create 1 or 2 good WSOs
2. Get a couple of offline clients (easy!)
3. Freelance writing (you may have to work the hardest on this one tom make that number)
This happens every month right here on these forums. Believe it (an in yourself)!
But be prepared to work your butt off!
- ZillionairemindThanks alot warriors for all your useful suggestions and ideas.This forum is a family where you can ask for advise/help from family members,thats why i love it.Thanks alot guys, i really appreciate it.
- Jude.AHe should create 2 or 3 niche websites from scratch or outsource the job or even buy cheap niche sites, then monetize the website using adsense. He then sends quality traffic to them via article marketing and link building, then after he's got enough traffic and proof of earnings, he could then flip the sites and make over $5000/month. Rinse n Repeat this technique every month and he's got a steady cash flow!
- Phillips PierceI'm sorry man, but I gotta keep it real...
If he has no IM experience, heck if he has no business experience whatsoever he's NOT going to be making 5000/m on a whim anytime soon. Making that kind of money is no side job. It takes dedication and persistence and it sounds like your friend just wants to hop on the gravy train here thinking that it'll bring him 5k/month.
Why isn't such a question asked in any other setting?? In any other industry forum?? Guys, internet marketing doesn't work this way. It's a business all the same, like the Mcdonalds down the street or the restaurant down the road. The only difference is the barrier of entry is much lower, but it requires the same perseverance and dedication to make it make it far.
I'm sure I'll receive some negative feedback for this post but it has to be said. IM is not a magic pill that will make you rich overnight or clear off your debts by next week...
I don't know what time frame your friend is thinking here but if he puts in 8-10+ hours a day he can be making 5k/m in a few months...possibly. That's assuming he doesn't have a full time job and is willing to live, breathe and eat IM for the next few months, period.
I would look into ebay selling then, drop shipping or article marketing. Neither of that is easy. I've done some ebay selling in my time and to make 5k PROFIT per month, well you need some good product sourcing for that...
But really, if I were your friend I'd have a serious plan B.
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I read your post and I would like to respond, in my usual calm reasoned way.
I read your post and I would like to respond, in my usual calm reasoned way.
In looking at the media reports the "analysis" has followed the usual pattern…partisans are pro or con Trudeau's actions depending upon their partisan inclinations. So, you think it is much ado about nothing, while Mulcair and his minions engage in performance art by wandering into Parliament wearing neck braces. How witty.
But there is a lot more to this than the trivializing that everyone has been doing. My starting point is with Jean Chretien. There is a saying about absolute power corrupting absolutely, and Chretien's government showed that. I was infuriated with him, though I always voted for him, due to how he cut the power of MP's and concentrated power in the Prime Minister's Office. He was able to do that because the Opposition had fragmented. The Conservatives and Reform parties split the vote so that the Liberals were always able to "go up the middle" and for about 10 years won huge majorities. In the absence of opposition in Parliament, Chretien, and his handlers, were able to do anything and everything they wanted, and one of the things he wanted was to weaken the role of MP's. The wanted to move to an Executive government model, at the expense of a Parliamentary model. And they did it in spades. This extended down through the Liberal Party structure so that constituency organizations were weakened and rendered more and more irrelevant. In the end, their role in candidate selection, for example, became little more than rubber-stamping the Leader's choice, rather than finding a local person to represent the area in the government. In those days I was deeply involved in fighting to preserve the role of constituency organizations.
This leads to my huge disappointment with Harper. Nobody remembers his positions in the days of the Reform, Alliance and Conservative opposition years. He was very strong and adamant about strengthening the power of individual MP's. He talked a lot about more Private Member's bills and reducing the number of confidence votes so that MP's would be freer to vote against their party. He also talked about having the Senate elected, something I support very strongly. I did not vote for him, but I had great hopes for him in this regard once he came into office.
Yet, when he came to power, Harper became, in many ways, far more authoritarian than Chretien. He REDUCED MP's powers, and even made it impossible for Cabinet Members to speak freely and openly about their portfolios. I remember you yourself complaining about Harper's dictatorial tendencies.
So along came Justin "Government In The Sunshine" Trudeau. This guy campaigned on the excesses of Harper's anti-democratic tendencies and promised much more openness and freedom for our MP's. He promised a return to better recognition of their representative function. It was going to be all sweetness and light.
Except now we see Motion 6. It reduces even further the ability of Parliamentarians to participate in debate and to dissent from government policy. The role of the Official Opposition (a supremely important role…it is their DUTY to oppose) was/is to be even more marginalized so their ability to resist a majority is more truncated than ever. So, over the years, what I have seen is more and more power concentration in the hands of the PMO and the Prime Minister himself (and really his handlers since I have my doubts how much Justin himself understands what is going on…but that's another rant. He just has no depth. As Meathead once said to Archie Bunker "Deep down, you're shallow." That is how I see Trudeau).
And so, it is in this context that we see what happened in Parliament the other day. Like every other spoiled little leftist, Justin Trudeau wanted his way. NOW!!! And when he didn't get it he pushed and shoved. He apologized, of course, but it is in his reactions at the moment that we see his true self, and the left in general.
This is where I part ways with you about the incident. You say that there must be passion about any reform and that is what people say who want to bring about change, so OK. But Parliament is not the place for that, at least insofar as it involves physical force. Parliament is a place for debate and words and arguments...passionate angry, but not vulgar. And if you cannot swear, you sure enough cannot make physical contact. It's not a hockey rink (…more like curling, actually). One of my great heroes is the late Spanish Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez. He was the first democratic Prime Minister after Franco and was faced with an attempted coup by the Guardia Civil. The coup leader stormed into the Cortes (Parliament) with his machine gun. All the MPs dove into hiding…except one. Adolfo Suarez. He stood in his place, not yelling, crying, pleading…nothing. Stoically standing there on the dignity of Parliament. And at that moment he saved Spanish democracy.
For sure Suarez was more provoked than Justin Trudeau, yet he stood on the dignity and decorum of the place, rather than falling into petulance and shoving opposition dissenters.
So there is the first thing…Trudeau has no deep understanding about the nature and traditions of Parliament, and the importance of decorum and civil conduct. This is the first time in my memory that I can recall a member of the Canadian Parliament physically contacting another MP…and he did twice. It doesn't matter if the second one was an accident because it arose out of his first act.
Answer truthfully, Nikki…what would you have said if Harper had done this? We both know. Yet Harper never assaulted anyone (apart from his assault on good taste, when he wore a utility vest to that Summit in Mexico. That felt like a punch to the gut).
Another thing that Trudeau forgets is that Parliament is a "PARLIAMENT". He is nothing more or less than just another MP himself. Every one there is an MP, equal, and every one there is elected by Canadians. So he cannot just push around another MP because he does not like how he chooses to dissent from the government programme. Those people are elected….Liberals, Conservatives, NDP and PQ…they are the representatives of constituents who have chosen them in an election and they are entitled to respect. Opposition is especially entitled to respect because, in obstructing, they are complying with a constitutional duty and obligation. Moreso, when the guy they are opposing is in on 39.5% (more on that later).
You might argue that "But but but Trudeau is the Prime Minister. He has a majority. The government has a right to get things done and those yecchhy Conservatives cannot just try to hold things up!!"
But the Grits have not exactly arrived on the wings of Golden Eagles...they got 39.5% of the vote. It works out that they got a majority of the seats but Justin doesn't speak ex cathedra. And if he doesn't like the opposition's tactics, he can appeal to the Speaker…who is from his party (and, incidentally, a former hockey teammate of mine, bye the bye).
What Trudeau did is not a minor thing because it reflects a fundamental lack of understanding and respect for the institution which he is so fortunate to be a part of.
And that leads to the third point, which was the subject of the debate in the House of Commons at the moment in question. As you say, the assisted killing bill is a really important matter. I agree with that and I suspect that a majority of Canadians also agree with that. The thing is you cannot pretend that everyone who thinks it is important shares the same views as you. This is an extremely difficult issue and involves many many different points of view. It may force doctors who are against it to choose between giving up their careers or their souls. (I myself am not sure how I feel…it may surprise you…I have imagined that being in a permanent coma might be a lot like being buried alive…knowing what is going on but being able to do nothing… and I am not sure I would want that). There are a lot of people who agree with the basics but are horrified at how far down the slippery slope the Dutch and Belgians have gone…people being euthanized just because they are tired of living, children being euthanized (I think we should now call it Youthanized) based on PARENTAL consent. Some say the Liberal model is more restrictive than the Europeans, but I am old enough to remember how restrictive Justin's father's abortion bill was and now we are the only industrialized country in which the state of the law allows babies to be killed right up until they stick their heads out into the delivery room (actually, in some provinces, it seems they can kill the babies up into the 4th trimester). There are those who say that we simply cannot legalize allowing some people to kill others, and they have a valid point that needs to be heard. This is not a closed debate, no matter how much the left wants it to be, and the public and their elected representatives have a right to be heard.
And Mr 39.5% has no right to shut that down.
And the point is that this is a real DEBATE that has not been decided by the people. This legislation was forced into existence by the decision of 9 unelected judges-self designated masterminds who have taken it upon themselves to overturn a long standing statute passed by elected representatives of the people. I defy anyone to find assisted dying in the Charter of Rights and I am pretty sure Chretien and Trudeau (Pierre) didn't think it was there when they put it forward. Yet unelected judges discovered this right and now we are faced with this situation.
And so this is what we have: a Liberal government, with a majority elected with 39.5% of the vote (which Trudeau himself thinks has questionable legitimacy…otherwise why would he be trying to change our First Past The Post electoral system?) dealing with an issue that neither the public nor their representatives have really had a hearing on. Trudeau tries to cut off debate on this serious, deep and moral issue that many people feel strongly about, and to ram it through using Parliamentary tricks…a la Harper.. and when one representative has the temerity to try to slow things down…to salvage a role for Parliament in this important issue…Justin Trudeau takes it upon himself to shove and push and pull him…just the fact of laying hands on him is enough…and swears at him (like his Dad) and then hits, carelessly or accidentally or otherwise (who knows what was in his hot head at that moment?) another, female, MP. So, Trudeau on this important issue, ruled on by 9 unelected judges tries to ram it through Parliament with a majority based on a 39.5% vote (that is with 60.5% voting AGAINST him. Do the math) and when faced with an iota of resistance loses his temper and shoves and swears at those having the temerity to dissent. Typical leftist.
No. It's not trivial. It is a symptom of the increasing and unending arrogance of government, of all parties. The people, and their non-Cabinet representatives, in the view of our "betters" are nothing more than tools and sock-puppets.
In my opinion, this was bad.


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Born in the West African state of Benin, Angelique Kidjo is one of the few African female singers to have won a wide Western audience, having been based in Paris (and now New York) since the early 1990s. Kidjo's has a proven ability to blend up-tempo African music with rock: she regularly performs Jimi Hendrix's "Voodoo Chile" in concert and recorded John Lennon's "Happy Christmas (War Is Over)" for the Instant Karma Amnesty International album to raise funds and awareness for Darfur. This talent comes to fruitition on Djin Djin (apparently the sound of African bells welcoming the new day), where she mixes upbeat Afro flavours with a strong Western rock feel.
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- 4 slices bacon, cut unto pieces
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- 1⁄4 cup green pepper, chopped
- 4 mushrooms, sliced
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon pepper
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by Corcoran, Mary E & Courant, Paul N
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by Linder, Staffan Burenstam
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by Rostow, W W
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by Arrow, Kenneth J
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by Keyder, Caglar
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by Balassa, Bela
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by Arrow, Kenneth J
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by Temin, Peter & Peters, Geoffrey
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by David, Paul A
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by Friedman, Benjamin M
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by Pollin, Robert
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by Wojnilower, Albert M
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by Israelsen, L Dwight
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by Nanto, Dick K & Takagi, Shinji
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by Leonard, Herman B & Zeckhauser, Richard J
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by Viscusi, W Kip
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by Hogarth, Robin M & Kunreuther, Howard
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by Heiner, Ronald A
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by Knez, Peter & Smith, Vernon L & Williams, Arlington W
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by Wilde, Keith D & LeBaron, Allen D & Israelsen, L Dwight
- 409-13 The Changing Environment of Central Bank Policy
by Lamfalussy, Alexandre
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by Bowles, Samuel
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by Benston, George J
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by Evans, Paul
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This is our Best in Travel top 10 selection of countries to visit in 2013. Do you agree with our selection?
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I loved #Srilanka True is very pretty, off beat, lots to explore, serene, blissful , excellent food & real value for money . #LonelyPlanet . But the other places are definitely in my to-do list
I'm surprised South Korea got a mention. I used to live there. While there are a lot of English teachers there, there aren't actually a lot of tourists. Definitely has some great temples and hiking.
South Korea seems to be the destination for 2013, so many travel bloggers recommending it. I must go! Absolutely agree with Montenegro, it is one country that blew me away! Great list overall:-)
Alexa Hart
+TravAddict It's worth checking out! If you want a city that doesn't sleep, Seoul is right up there. I lived in Gangnam (just like the song "Gangnam Style"). I'll have to go to Montenegro! Never been.
Montenegro? Really? I mean, don't get me wrong. It is truly super beautiful. And it has a lot to offer. But "off the beaten track"? Have you ever been there? In summer this place is stuffed full to the limit and the prices sky-rocket. It is a preferred travel destination with Russians and Serbians (again, don't get me wrong - I have nothing against them, but the fact is they have been going there for years now and they bring cash, lot's of it). Also Europeans do so. So, do yourself a favor and don't go during season or opt for the inland beauty instead.
Alternatively - and really off the beaten track - try out Bosnia or Albania.
Alternatively - and really off the beaten track - try out Bosnia or Albania.
Evgeny Subbotsky
Just came back from Montenegro. Been there for 35 days. Long trekking. Made the CT1 trail and much more. Christoph is right about the summer season next to the sea line, beaches are full. But I was there in September-October mostly in the mountain areas (NPs) and it was an empty country! So beautiful! No people! The locals are very friendly! ... Conclusion: if you visitting Montenegro off the season, you will find yourself off the beaten track. And don't forget to visit the inner parts of the country, and not just stay next to the sea! :)
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