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Best of luck in '09!
I have worked closely with my wife for a few years, and it works very well for us. Just remember to "turn off the work switch" when you come out of the office, or you'll end up working, or talking about it 24/7, which isn't good for anyone.
All the best for 2009, mate.
Is it getting more search traffic? It seems like you already deliver a lot of value, so it seems like it would either be a traffic issues or a conversion issue.
Good luck! Happy New Year!
These numbers are very impressive, but for some reason I think you'll blow them away in 2009!
Success in your journey,
Todd
Follow me on Twitter:www.twitter.com/toddackerman
It's a bonus to see that you did slightly better than last year in these difficult and changing economic conditions. Granted it's only a minor increase in productivity; but still an increase nevertheless.
In the light of huge companies going under you're doing very well! Best wishes for 2009. - Go get 'em.
I will be following you and your journey through to 2010.
Best wishes for the new year.
Darren
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Jon
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Always good to see people doing well online :) . And nice to see you did explicitly state that it was GROSS income and not just flat out say you made $X dollars. . as I think that is misleading especially when you compare incomes of people who are working :). .
I am very curious as to how much expenses one would have to create such an income??, I understand that you may not want to disclose your taxable income, but it would be good to get a ball park idea of the expenses involved - eg. . a few thousand dollars (less than 10%) or ten's of thousands of dollars (eg 40-50% of gross income). .
Cheers!
Derrick
Blogging Newbie
http://www.TheNetExperiment.com
Thanks!
Derrick
this inspired me a lot :)