“How to Make $30,000.00 a year blogging”???? hard to earn
It’s A Brand New Year, Enjoy These New Year’s Messages!
This year I know is going to be a GREAT year! I absolutely love reading certain blogs and the New Year’s messages that they bring. I’d like to share with you a few posts that I’ve been enjoying myself over the last couple of days…
- Yaro Starak – Did You Focus on What You Really Wanted?
- Lynette Chandler – Best Tech Investments of 2009
- Melissa Ingold – Marketing Plan for 2010
- Darren Rowse – How to Make $30,000.00 a year blogging
- Lynn Terry’s – Year end Note (hey she was frustrated this year too!)
- Alice Seba’s (Contentrix) – Five 2010 Content Trends
- Small Biz Trends – Make A Contract With Yourself for 2010
- Entrepreneur Magazine’s – 15 Predictions & Trends for 2010
These are literally my “virtual hangouts” when I’ve done all my work and feel like browsing around and reading. I do have a few more but they didn’t have “New Year” messages. I also have something pretty cool in the works for this New Year and it’s going to help you and your business big time! 
Even my Pastor at our church shares a New Year message the first Sunday of every new year.
There’s some practical things I’m preparing for you… I can’t wait to share….
PS. whoops, almost forgot mine
Author: Vera Raposo (197 Articles)
Vera Raposo has been an entrepreneur since age 22, owning 5 retail store locations. In 2003, she closed and sold all locations to pursue her online business. Now she's living out an entrepreneurs dream having successfully turned business into a venture that's completely online. You can reach her at vera @ smallbusinessbranding . com.
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January 5, 2010
Vera Raposo
January 5, 2010
It sounds hard, but VERY possible and do-able!
Ex Girlfriend
January 6, 2010
I also agree that 30,000 is not hard. It is hard for beginners who end up quitting blogging after about 2 months or so. Stick to it, and keep on learning to make money!
Alice Seba
January 9, 2010
Thanks for the shout out, Vera and a Happy New Year to you. I can’t take credit for that post though…it’s all Annette Elton.
