Jul 8, 2008
The latest trend in online start ups is following the “funding and popularity now, profits later” model. Stumbleupon started this way and have now begun monetizing their site by offering advertising and sponsored membership.
Problems:
This model works for some ideas, especially those that gravitate users to a specific site or area. But monetization becomes more difficult when users are spread across multiple mediums.
Jun 3, 2008
A few days ago I overheard on Twitter, someone asking Shoemoney, “Does everything you touch turn to gold?” Obviously he wasn’t talking literally, but instead how everything that the Shoemoney brand has a part of does well. It does so simply because of the power of a good brand.
So what’s the difference between a brand like Nikon and Shoemoney? Simple, Jeremy has made a brand not…
May 26, 2008

Every second a new blog is created, and more than a few are launched with the intent to make a profit. Majority of the blogs won’t succeed, most will fail before 3 months, and many will lay stagnant. The number 1 reason for the death of a blog isn’t an over-saturated niche or bad blog design, but instead the failure of the owner. Most people don’t…
May 25, 2008
A lot of people see the potential to make money online, but few take the jump into full time affiliate and internet marketing. The possibilities for income are as endless as your creativity allows it to be. Yet still many are wary of becoming internet marketers, unsure of the true profitability of affiliate marketing. My reasons for starting this blog, and devoting my time to…