Thread: How much can you earn after one year in internet marketing?

I think it really has to depend on whether have you selected the right niche to go into. If it is a niche where there are buyers and you are interested in it. You can push on and in the long run, you will definately see results but i think the amount earn really varies...

A thousand dollars a month? That is a lot of money. $2K, $5K, $50K? I wonder what everyone thinks is a good wage a month in Internet Marketing?

My main way to earn online is Amazon and become a trainer in one internet marketing course. My yearly earning from these sources is still under $10k. Need to run more serious business like making local online store and building database for e-mail marketing.

I am still learning, and perhaps new generating $ 200 - $ 300, but I will try to get to $ 10K still continue to learn and practice.

You can earn 50k in one year basing on your expertise. It really depends on how you learn and understand Internet Marketing. Sometimes, one year is not enough to make earnings.

Yesterday I found someone who expert on CPA showing us how easy it is to generate $20,000 per month by using brochure.
I don't know why for some people, they're like money magnet while some other people is trying hard to generate even for just $100

i have no earning yet because i am new in internet marketing

Not a lot, around 1k for my first year but that's not too bad as extra pocket money ;-)

Originally Posted by nevrak

Not a lot, around 1k for my first year but that's not too bad as extra pocket money ;-)

1k in the first year is not so bad. I know many internet marketers they made in the first year disadvantage. Learn from other internet marketers and find your own way for making money online.

Sure, there are people making 2k a month after 3 months, but that's exceptional results. 1k total in the first year is pretty realistic I think, but it depends on your knowledge, skills and especially on how much you work and invest. Don't try the cheapo no money but maximum results approach.

You need your own hosting, your own domains and websites, quality content, money for links and seo, eventually design. It's a business, treat it like a business and never try to be a jack of all trades. Know your weak points, outsource work you can't do properly, concentrate on your strengths...and for gods sake, chose a niche different from IM, weight loss, forex or similar to start with.

It's does not depend on how much time & effort you put in because a successful IM may take the same time to get success As that of unsuccessful IM .
Its how you plan & guidance you get which can determine your earned money.

Me just started the real blogging! Blog was 3 month old and got the pr1 after 30 day, now working, learning,promoting. Me wasting 10 more hours for my blog's improvement daily.

While quick success is certainly possible online (and you'll find plenty of genuine case studies out there on the wild web if you look around a bit), I've found that the first year is very much about trial and error. It takes a while for you to find something within the huge world of IM that you actually enjoy and have a knack for.

The great thing about internet marketing is the exponential snowball effect that can kick in as you keep moving forward. The most important thing to keep in mind is: don't quit. And don't flit about from one thing to another for too long before you commit to a single approach and decide to make it work. You don't need any other shiny baubles--just one solid success (even a small one) will give you plenty of energy to carry forward through the challenges that inevitably arise for most of us.

Defiantly its all about finding something you enjoy, there is no point following the trends.

The niche I have found, ill admit is saturated, but I am focusing on smaller GEO-Targeted niches (within this niche), and already ranking on page 1 for one of my sites. I have put a lot of effort into ranking this domain though, but its a great feeling when I got there, Now to hopefully watch the money roll in and my rank improve.

I also managed to earn just under £1000 - using adwords in beginning of december - for this niche, but still unsure what the ROI will be like, so will leave it a few months before attempting again (as trade in my niche dies over christmas/new year). I have only got this far by trial and error over the past 1-2years, attempting the impossible, and finding something I can put my passion into.

That is it in a nut shell. I find myself moving from one method to another. When I stick with one, then I have success. Always looking for the easier way doesn't work in this business. And it is a business. Many people don't understand that part of this IM stuff.
Marcia

It's usually best to ask yourself what skills you have and put those to work focusing on one specific thing until it works.

If you don't have a skill, you should ask yourself what you want to do, what you want to achieve, go about learning, then apply it to a method which can monetize.

it really depends on yourself. have a good idea and you can earn 10k a day.,...do adsense on small blogs and other lame stuff you get 100 bucks a month....so it really depends on you