I passed a milestone tonight

Not a big one for some of you, but I have been busting my ass to get a $1 in a day and finally made $1.11. It will not happen every day yet, but I know whats working and in a little time should have it down. and be moving on to the next goal. Anyways I'm friggin happy.

Yehhh! Well done Nolemater.

It is amazing how quickly you will start to make money now you have cracked it. My first month with some worthwhile earnings was about $6, next month $10, 3 or 4 months latter I am going to be close to $50 for the month!

I should add that I hardly spend any time developing sites, I just set them up and wait to see what happens.

feed the cow and she will grow,,or at least shoot out milk every so often, that beiong said,for the first 1.5 yrs i took 0 money out of weblo,all eanrings ere reinvested into more assets,even now i set aside a certain % to funnel back into more assets,..

congrats Nole...every month it just gets better and better. Fingers crossed that they don't change pass go.

Gratz Nole

You're a sharp guy and I suspect that before long $1/day will be routine for you and before the year is out you'll be collecting $50/month or more. Keep cracking that code :C)

Like Charleston, I've reinvested much of my earnings into further developing my portfolio and now everything I have and every penny it earns is pure gravy :C) I recommend doing the same as the earnings and sales continue to come in and even grow.

I noticed you have about 50 assets (not counting any with privacy protection) and at $1/day you're pulling about $0.02 per asset per day. It doesn't sound like a lot, but if you expanded your portfolio to say 250 assets while maintaining the $0.02 per day per asset earnings pace, you'd be looking at $5/day or $150/month - not too shabby :C)

/hi5

hint-my south carolina gamecock celebrity is on auction..sunny days met reserve at $1...beat him!!!!!!

You do not want me owning a site Coached by Stevil, out of respect for you I decline. Thank you all for the kind words, I was just happy to get there. I got my money back from weblo awhile ago by flipping, and still pull 20 to 30 a month out while still buying sites, but I want the hits to make me the money, not the flipping.

back to back losses to vanderbilt,,i could care less who owns the site..steve has disgraced the university and fans...now we face georgia sat...buit with one gimme win in the loss column the season seems almost over already. our coach got a way Skip holtz to east carolina,,he called most of our plays in our back to back 8-3 seasons and back to back ohio state bowl game wins...east carolina lucked up,,we got stuck with a ole has been that has lost hist muster and desire

Ehh he'll redeem himself and then walk away.

we'll see, least carolina fans are used to losing and underperforming,,,been that way since the university was founded,,,only shot we had was when we were #2 in the nation, 9-0 facing navy in an afternoon game...typical carolina boys get plastered the night before and get romped by a subpar midshipmen team..but that season was ..well magical

The 1984 season was affectionately dubbed the "Black Magic" year by USC fans because of the team's success and because of Morrison's famous all-black attire (cap, shirt, pants, shoes). The team ran a streak of nine consecutive wins (longest single season streak in school history) and was ranked #2 in the nation before being upset by Navy and later falling to Oklahoma State in the Gator Bowl. Gaining victories against storied programs such as Georgia, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame, Florida State, as well as a regular season win against arch-rival Clemson, the Gamecocks finished that season with a school best 10-2 record. Morrison was named by the Walter Camp Foundation as the 1984 National College Football Coach of the Year. Morrison would also be named the Southern Independent Coach of the year in 1987. The 1984 squad also heralded two first team All-American players in James Seawright (linebacker) and Del Wilkes (offensive lineman), as well as future NFL players Sterling Sharpe (1984-1987), and Brad Edwards (1984-1987).

Other notable players coached by Morrison included Harold Green, who spent several years with the Cincinnati Bengals in the NFL, current Gamecock football radio broadcaster Todd Ellis, who is the all-time passing leader at South Carolina, and Robert Brooks, who was part of the Green Bay Packers 1997 Super Bowl Championship team. During the time, Charlie Weis, current Notre Dame head football coach, was an assistant coach under Morrison, his first coaching job in the college ranks. Also serving as an assistant during Morrison's tenure was Al Groh, who went on to be head coach of the New York Jets and currently is the head coach at the University of Virginia.
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other than that since 1892 heres the laundry list...
1Head Coaches[3]
Name Years Seasons Won Lost Tie Pct.
No coach 1892–1895 4 1 4 0 .200
W. H. Whaley 1896 1 1 3 0 .250
W.P. Murphy 1897 1 0 3 0 .000
W. Wertenbaker 1898 1 1 2 0 .333
I. O. Hunt 1899–1900 2 6 6 0 .500
B. W. Dickson 1901 1 3 4 0 .429
C. R. Williams 1902–1903 2 14 3 0 .824
Christie Benet 1904–1905
1908–1909 4 13 16 3 .453
Douglas McKay 1907 1 3 0 0 1.000
John H. Neff 1910–1911 2 5 8 2 .400
N. B. Edgerton 1912–1915 4 19 13 3 .586
Rice Warren 1916 1 3 6 0 .333
Dixon Foster 1917
1919 2 4 12 1 .265
Frank Dobson 1918 1 2 1 1 .625
Sol Metzger 1920–1924 5 26 18 2 .587
Branch Bocock 1925–1926 2 13 7 0 .650
Harry Lightsey 1927 1 4 5 0 .444
Billy Laval 1928–1934 7 39 26 6 .592
Don McCallister 1935–1937 3 13 20 1 .397
Rex Enright 1938–1942
1946–1955 15 64 69 7 .482
J. P. Moran 1943 1 5 2 0 .714
William Newton 1944 1 3 4 2 .444
Johnnie McMillan 1945 1 2 4 3 .389
Warren Giese 1956–1960 5 28 21 1 .570
Marvin Bass 1961–1965 5 17 29 4 .380
Paul Dietzel 1966–1974 9 42 53 1 .443
Jim Carlen 1975–1981 7 45 36 1 .555
Richard Bell 1982 1 4 7 0 .364
Joe Morrison 1983–1988 6 39 28 2 .580
Sparky Woods 1989–1993 5 24 28 3 .464
Brad Scott 1994–1998 5 23 32 1 .420
Lou Holtz 1999–2004 6 33 37 0 .471
Steve Spurrier 2005–present 3 21 16 0 .568
13 bowl games in 116 years...3-4 of the 13 wins...jeez

Damn we have like 27straight Bowl trips and we complain, jeesh .