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In the second part of this article, you have seen how to monetize your educational website. In this final part, you will see how to build a community around it.
Learn from my mistakes
When I launched my educational website, I finished every how-to with the statement that said something like

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It took me all my life up until now to realize that basically no one ever understood or cared about my genuine need to help others without expecting anything in return.

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In the first part of this article, I explained how to build great educational content that will bring you traffic. I will show you now how I earned (and am still earning) money from it.
It all started with AdSense
It is AdSense that made me try to become self-sufficient in the Web business. I have built […]

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I am going to explain you how I started my own Web business. How I went from earning zero to $1,000 per month (yep, one thousand dollars) with a single website, with Adsense alone. I will split this post into three different parts. You will see:

How to pull in a shitload of traffic with […]

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First and foremost: If you wish to succeed in life (and on the Web, if that is how you earn your bread), you should take care of your body. You cannot succeed if you are nailed to your keyboard 12 or even 15 hours a day. You may function in that manner for a certain […]

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Once you become successful, you can get away with anything. Namely, rubbish posts and awful blog designs. I will make a short review of three blogs that belong to three very successful individuals:
1. John Chow: Eating, fast cars and… money.

Earns: More than $27,000 a month with his blog alone!
Topics covered: How to make money online, […]

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One of the problems facing many webmasters (especially if blessed with ADD like me) is the lack of focus. You can be all too easily distracted with websites like YouTube or Digg. Once you start browsing them looking for shit, you just can’t stop. And the sad part is, yes, you are surfing for shit.
Even […]

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…but at a different speed. I just read a nice post about overnight success and it was really soothing. In today’s world, where information travels at the speed of light, we hear about someone’s overnight success story way too often. There is a catch, however:

Either the success wasn’t an overnight one, but was built […]

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