Mon, 5 December 2011
In the ninth podcast episode I speak with Rick Schwartz who began buying domain names back in 1995 and now has a portfolio of well over 5,000 domain names including great ones like candy.com portfolio.com and more. He has a very interesting story in how he built his domain name business and how he saw the rise of the internet and the need for a domain name just as he saw in the early 90's with phone numbers. He shares some practical advice for those of you looking to get into domain names and you'll love some of the one liners that Rick dishes out in this podcast as well. |
Thu, 17 November 2011
In this podcast episode I speak with Michael Houtzager who has one of the most interesting online businesses selling millions of this mystery product. It's such a cool and unusual business that you'll just have to click the play button yourself to hear about how he sells this product all over the US. |
Wed, 12 October 2011
In this podcast episode I speak with Jason Yelowitz who has generated millions of dollars in commissions as an affiliate marketer and recently released the book Bathrobe Millionaire. |
Mon, 19 September 2011
In this podcast episode I speak with Sujeet Patel who runs a massive network of sports related blogs. His blog network is comprised of over 50+ blogs. On this podcast Sujeet talks about how he first got started in this business by browsing various internet marketing forums such as Digital Point and Sitepoint and quickly began building various websites. Since that early time of trial and error while building websites he has ultimately helped to build up a massive network of more than 50 blogs in the sports niche. He offers some great advice for those of you looking to build an internet business with a focus on creating and managing dozens of web properties. I hope you enjoy it! |
Thu, 18 August 2011
In this podcast episode I chat with Brian Jones who I first interviewed earlier this year about his interesting internet business. He runs several niche movie memorabilia websites surrounding the popular Christmas movies "A Christmas Story" and "Christmas Vacation." On this podcast Brian talks about how he first got started making money online by building and selling the infamous Leg Lamp from the "A Christmas Story" movie out of his condo. We also cover how he took a big risk and bought the actual house from the movie on eBay and ultimately grew his business to a point that he needed a huge 10,000 square foot warehouse just to house the movie merchandise. This is a truly awesome story of a passionate internet entrepreneur who was able to build a successful business from scratch. I am a huge fan of both of these Christmas movies and it's been a family tradition that we watch them every year so this conversation in particular was very exciting for me to participate in. I hope you enjoy it. |
Tue, 26 July 2011
In this podcast episode I speak to Wendy Piersall who just released Mom Blogging For Dummies about how she used what was happening in her everyday life and translated it into a huge and profitable blog network of kids activity websites. We talk about how she first got started earning money online and what projects she’s working on right now. The conversation we had as a whole was great, because I often hear from people that complain about not knowing what niches to build websites in and what Wendy has done by translating the activities she first put together for her kids and migrated onto the web is a terrific example of turning passion into profits. |
Thu, 7 July 2011
In this podcast episode I speak to Justin Hartzman of WeSellYourSite.com about selling websites and he sheds some light on the process of what it takes to sell a website for a lot of money. Justin was the website broker on the seven figure website deal for DealofDay.com for our last guest on the podcast Joel Comm from episode 2. I'm a huge fan of buying and selling websites as a way to make money online having sold one of my websites in a deal worth six figures in late 2010. I met Justin when I was in Colorado as the buyers consultant for Deal Of Day and thought he'd be a great person to come on the show. Be sure to stop by my blog UpFuel.com so you can learn more about how to build your own online business. |
Fri, 17 June 2011
MMOTI 002: Learn How Joel Comm Manages To Juggle Multiple Projects While Building A Fun And Profitable Online Business
Want to learn from the guy who literally wrote the book on Adsense? In podcast episode 2 I speak with Joel Comm about how he manages to run so many various income generating projects and how he has a lot of fun doing it as well. We discuss a few of his products such as the Socrates Theme, Kaching Book, Adsense Secrets, iFart iPhone application and his recent seven figure sale of Deal Of Day. I first met Joel earlier this year when I traveled to Colorado as a consultant for the buyer of his website Deal Of Day and I had a lot of fun talking to him and his employees in his Infomedia Inc offices and I knew I had to get him onto the podcast to share some advice. I hope you enjoy this second podcast where you can learn from someone who manages to make a very solid income online while running various projects that pique his interests from the iFart iPhone application to various content websites. Finally, as I always encourage my listeners and readers please contact me if you need some advice on problems you might be experiencing with your own online business via my blog: UpFuel.com |
Fri, 27 May 2011
Want to learn how I got started earning money online? In this very first podcast session I cover how I got started building an online business way back in the late 90's while selling Pokemon cards on eBay all the way up to discussing the ways I make money today by using Amazon's affiliate program, Google Adsense, creating and selling information products, buying and selling websites, and running a variety of different blogs and websites.
Finally, as I always encourage my listeners and readers please contact me if you need some advice on problems you might be experiencing with your own online business via my blog: UpFuel.com |