August 2009 HubPages and eHow Earnings
I published my first Hub at HubPages on July 6, 2009 so almost two months ago. Since then I have built my HubPage account up to 76 completed hubs. I’ve almost hit the 100 hubs mark! Read more »
I published my first Hub at HubPages on July 6, 2009 so almost two months ago. Since then I have built my HubPage account up to 76 completed hubs. I’ve almost hit the 100 hubs mark! Read more »
In the past I thought that article marketing meant I had to sacrifice some of my articles for the sake of getting some traffic. You know… post it on EzineArticles and do some mass article submissions.
I joined CashCrate a little over two years ago and I must say it is one of the best decisions I ever made. Most think that it is just something you can join, make a few bucks and that’s it. Well… I am here to tell you that you can make a sweet passive income with it as well.
I started my HubPages challenge 1 month ago and fell a little short of my goal. I had a goal to create 100 blogs in 30 days, but I only have 40 published hubs so far. I have 12 more hubs that are in progress but not yet ready to publish.
Although I am participating in a 100 hubs in 30 days challenge I do NOT plant to turn HubPages into a main business model.
I have never really thought of HubPages much, I never thought it would be worth the time or the effort.
I started this blog in May 2007, so a little over two years ago. I was pregnant at the time and very worried about our financial situation. The $72,900 of debt that was sitting on our shoulders was taking a huge toll on my physical and emotional health.
We just found out not too long ago that we are now expecting baby # 5 to come into our family! No better way to celebrate being debt free than to grow my family.
Being a niche blogger I had a problem keeping all my different blogs organized. How much marketing I had done on each, what still needed to be done, etc…
My goal was to be debt free by April 2009, but I beat my own goal! Today I just sent off my very last debt payment of $2,420.68 to the last credit card I will ever have. Good bye American Express!