Comments on: How to become rich even if nobody is following you on twitter

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By: yev

yev — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 07:48:35 +0000

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By: PaulJoslin

PaulJoslin — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:12:30 +0000

Yes! This is exactly what I’ve been thinking for a while. Not quite 400 projects and hopefully not as low as $1 a day, but the plan is to iterate, small projects, small ideas, some may make nothing, some may make a $1, some may make $30. The point is… you have a portfolio of ideas / products that generate a consistent income (of any value) … each fairly simple and maybe not bringing in a lot – but overall the collective income is great.I recently had an idea which I pitched to a few friends. They said it was a good idea, but one of them said ‘you’ll never make a lot of money from it’. I said (since i’m full time employment) – if it made me $100 a month – I’d be happy. They all laughed at the thought of making such a small amount of money, but then I pointed out that if it made $1 it would be one dollar I didn’t have and who knows, it may infact make $1000 or more. The reality is, I won’t know until I try – and that should be the attitude with all ideas, the worst case is you end up with many products which each bring in small amounts.The net result though is that I will make money. Money I didn’t have before. Period.

By: Stefan

Stefan — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 22:24:19 +0000

It’s a nice numbers game. But seriously, 400 Projects? To handle this amount is hard work. Besides 12000 a month is a big number. I think 3000 would make it also. Need only 100 Projects. But the basic approach is nice.

By: Joseph Turian

Joseph Turian — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 00:28:44 +0000

Don’t listen to the haters, Max, this idea is great.What are some techniques for generating tiny amounts of recurring passive revenue? Check out my discussion here, I would appreciate your thoughts:http://answers.onstartups.com/questions/9373/what-are-small-projects-that-gen...

By: Bjørn Børresen

Bjørn Børresen — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 12:21:00 +0000

I agree with another commenter here; this is similar to what Tim Ferris’ calls muses in his book 4HWW. The author is talking about $1/day “products” – one of the examples is a video page with adsense on it. What is there to support? He’s not talking about commercial products people are buying – he’s talking about a website that gets some traffic.People should not get all agitated over the 400 number .. the idea is the same; produce a product that gives you $50 / day, then another, then another.

By: locusphoar

locusphoar — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 05:42:57 +0000

Thanks 0nly that’s what we needed to hear. Because you haven’t had any nibbles by even your 20th project doesn’t mean something’s wrong with you. Just keep at it, firing away, and keep to the “time it takes to 1 dollar/day profitability” frame of reference.

By: Bob Foster

Bob Foster — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 01:06:24 +0000

This is a strategy used by many beginning writers. Write every day and submit everything you write. It’s worked well for many, e.g., see Robert Silverberg’s Other Spaces, Other Times: A Life Spent in the Future. There’s no reason it wouldn’t work for programming, given that one has some latent talent. Practice, practice, practice.