These five really boil down to one: "Making Money Online". 1-promoting 2-web page design 3-copywriting 4-videos 5-finding leads

For an example, see TiredOfBroke.com

If you are not aware of a Fan Gate, it’s a Facebook page that teases visitors into Liking a page so they can see the next page and from what I understand, it’s pretty effective. I’m still new at it, so time will tell.

Anyway when I first learned about this months ago it was way to complicated to figure out and too expensive to get a simple solution. Not only that, but you advertised for the author of the solution on YOUR pages, even after you paid a fat price for it!

Well I ended up paying a little more, but getting full control. I have Private Label Rights to a simple solution and I’m having fun putting them up as well as selling the solution to others. You can see an example at Facebook.WorksGood.info

If you have been looking around for one yourself, my price starts at ONE DOLLAR on Facebook iFrame Made Simple

After all, the potential to get in front of even a small segment of 5 million people is hard to pass up.

Surely you must be kidding! I can't imagine standing around gazing into the sky when there is money to be made online. I would much rather gaze into my monitor looking for one more opening to add to my collection of ways to get noticed by the thousands of people suffering from the effects of this terrible economy.

Even if I were lucky enough to see an amazing once in a lifetime event like a meteor shower or the Northern Lights, the ultimate outcome of my life would not be altered one bit. However, if I found another way to get my message to those desperately seeking help it could change BOTH our lives for the better.

So for the daydreamers and stargazers in the world, I say enjoy yourself and I truly hope you fulfill your dreams, but I am going to go do something about it.

I feel like I have a few more miles left in the tank. As long as I can stay engaged and make a few extra bucks online to travel with, I don't think I will ever get old. Life is great! I'm ready to take on another day, how about you?

As bad as it gets

That's easy, I would work from right here where I am. Actually I do work from anywhere when I take one of the three or four vacations I take every year, from my laptop with remote control software to run my home computer over the Internet. My wife takes a while to get ready for some of the adventures we go on, so I get a few minutes a day to keep up.

I live in the beautiful Pacific Northwest where the scenery is gorgeous all year long and the weather is tolerable most of the time. Oh maybe a week a year we get a little snow, but we have real seasons and as they unfold each year they provide some breathtaking vistas every time the seasons change.

Then add the fact that 7 of our 9 grandkids live close by and you couldn't get my wife to move if you brought a D9 Cat to try pulling her out. We are both very happy right where we are.

I admit, I am biased, but I think more attention should be directed to save those who planned poorly to enter retirement. Somehow reaching them on a level that they can feel like they are being helped and not just scammed is the real challenge. That is where I am directing my own efforts.

Most of the income I earn online comes from 20% of the referrals I find, the other 80% do very little as I mentioned in a previous post. So I went into my best paying program and filtered through the reports to find the most productive vein and sure enough, it was from a referral I found in a Social Network and NOT from madly clicking traffic exchanges or any other massive advertising campaign.

I fully realize that most of the people on Plinky are not the least bit interested in making money online, but it doesn't take a lot of time to get some exposure either and all I am looking for is ONE.

Is it you?

This is the kind of absurd question that made me quit using Plinky before. Why would anyone waste perfectly good potentially productive time speculating over such utter nonsense? I'm going to go make some money, see you!

First of all, I want to be remembered as Grandpa. I have such fond memories of my own grandparents (even after 72 years) that I would love to leave that same kind of heritage for all my own grandkids. Then I want to be remembered as someone who was always willing to go the extra mile to help other people earn a few extra bucks online. That is my passion, now that I have seen how much it helped me have a much more enjoyable retirement.