Make $7,800 a month after one year?

I got 10 more pages of content completed for my 3rd niche website. I plan to have the website finished by the end of the week. I am going to try and keep up with a one website a week pace. That will give me 52 new websites a year and I will slowly build up my residual income.

Even 52 websites making me an average of $5 per day each would bring in a nice $260 a day or $7,800 a month. So even though one website making $5 a day doesn’t seem like very much money, think about where you can be in a few years by having a hundred or more websites?

I know I am getting ahead of myself by thinking of these numbers, but it is what I am working towards. $7,800 a month would easily allow me to pay off my debt and live a debt free life.

What is your income goal?

On a side note. I wrote some articles of my own for my website, but also bought another article from Need An Article. I am getting pretty addicted to them since they provide me with such fantastic content for so cheap. When you decide to give them a shot you will realize how wonderful it truly is to have the mundane work done for you.

I use them every time there is some content I need that I don’t know a whole lot about. That way I can keep working on my website and let them do the research and writing for me. Then I just scoop it up, run it through my free content spinner and can use it on my website and for article marketing. I love it.

Oh I am also doing an experiment with banner ads. I purchased 25,000 impressions of my website banner for $15.00 and want to see if it turns out profitable or not. If it does I think I will do more banner advertising.

I set a budget of $200 for total business expenses for the month (thanks to my cashcrate money). This includes my hosting, buying domains, buying articles, any subscriptions I have and advertising. So far I am making it work really well. Depending on my Return on Investment (ROI) I may lower or increase this amount next month.

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