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Bill Myers had a pretty good website for people trying to earn money online, and he retired a few years ago. It was a paid site where he would often demonstrate a method for earning money, and then supply tools for subscribers to do the same for themselves. It was mostly a collection of tips, templates, and examples, and did not have an overarching strategy like this site's "CENTS". It was great for people who wanted a specific technique, and to be able to see an example of it working.
For example, he wrote a series of fictional "Mango Bob" adventures about a guy living in an RV in Florida (as Bill did). The books were criticized for being thinly veiled "how-to" guides, yet he made $80k a year from them on Amazon. He wrote articles on his website that often required paid membership to read, that explained how he wrote the stories, and had story-templates for others to follow.
I think he had worked in radio and TV show production during the 70s-90s, because he had a lot of articles about producing videos for different markets.
Anyway, I think his retirement created a void for someone else to fill. He stopped updating his site, but left it up. About 75% of his articles are free. Paid membership was required for a few articles, and access to the comment sections. I consider his strategy as being, "Demonstrate a way to earn money online, provide free tools and advice for others to follow, and have a paid membership for people to discuss the ideas."
His site was/is: Bill Myers Online
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For example, he wrote a series of fictional "Mango Bob" adventures about a guy living in an RV in Florida (as Bill did). The books were criticized for being thinly veiled "how-to" guides, yet he made $80k a year from them on Amazon. He wrote articles on his website that often required paid membership to read, that explained how he wrote the stories, and had story-templates for others to follow.
I think he had worked in radio and TV show production during the 70s-90s, because he had a lot of articles about producing videos for different markets.
Anyway, I think his retirement created a void for someone else to fill. He stopped updating his site, but left it up. About 75% of his articles are free. Paid membership was required for a few articles, and access to the comment sections. I consider his strategy as being, "Demonstrate a way to earn money online, provide free tools and advice for others to follow, and have a paid membership for people to discuss the ideas."
His site was/is: Bill Myers Online
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