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Monorail
8th June 2007, 20:12
Hi guys,
I am pretty broke and want to make a bit of dosh and all whilst I'm still at college, preferably without getting a job. I was thinking aobut making a small publication type pdf newspaper, and then once a few people started reading it to trey and get some advertisers. what do you guys suggeest and any ideas for the subject (including bikes).
Cheers,
Matt
Hi guys,
I am pretty broke and want to make a bit of dosh and all whilst I'm still at college, preferably without getting a job. I was thinking aobut making a small publication type pdf newspaper, and then once a few people started reading it to trey and get some advertisers. what do you guys suggeest and any ideas for the subject (including bikes).
Cheers,
Matt
Couple of things spring to mind mate.......
The bigger font in the quote is mine...........spelling is your friend!!
The other one that really tells though is
I want to make a bit of dosh preferably without getting a job. Cheers,
Matt
Dont we all :yes:
Dreams are free.......
Indiana_Jones
8th June 2007, 20:26
make it fuck buddy finder list lol
-Indy
Monorail
8th June 2007, 20:29
make it fuck buddy finder list lol
-Indy
I could but dover might find you all. and the making of the money was theoretically to be through advertisements which could be difficult with that genre.
Indiana_Jones
8th June 2007, 20:34
I could but dover might find you all. and the making of the money was theoretically to be through advertisements which could be difficult with that genre.
come on mate, sex toy, phone sex, brothel ads etc :D
-Indy
Hitcher
8th June 2007, 23:09
Advertisers will only advertise in something they think people are going to read. Given that you haven't determined either your subject matter or your audience, I don't think that potential investors/advertisers are going to come flocking.
Monorail
8th June 2007, 23:25
Advertisers will only advertise in something they think people are going to read. Given that you haven't determined either your subject matter or your audience, I don't think that potential investors/advertisers are going to come flocking.
i wasn't planning on jumping straight into the advertisers. I was gonna let it run for a month or so to see what numbers were like to see if it would be feasible.
The Lone Rider
8th June 2007, 23:49
You could just get a job? Because you are going to have to one day, unless you are paris hilton.
Go to a temp agency, work 4 hours one day a week, bam.. $40 in your pocket.
Oh, and to make a good enough publication that people will read and therefore you may get advertisers... well the hours doing that for money you MIGHT make could make you a fair bit of money you will make if you get a job
Holy Roller
9th June 2007, 01:22
It would be best starting with something you are really into. Whats your passion, what does it for you. If its your passion you are sure to find others that share the same passion. If there are already publications published in that area of interest can you find that thing that will give you a point of difference. Good spelling is essential unlike mine, I need spell checker.
the determination to see it through the long haul. Knowing that it may be rejected or ignored or worse, your belief in it is the key to see it through.
An example is a publication I enjoy reading (though online now) HM Magazine http://www.hmmagazine.com/ a Christian Heavy Music Magazine, that started out as a photocopied hand out and is now a proper mag that has become somewhat of an authority on Christian heavy music. This has taken 20 odd years to get to this point now they even have a pod cast that is very good.
Another mag is Wheels of Grace http://www.wheelsofgrace.com/ , a mag for Christian motorcyclists though a huge Harley leaning being American but its shows what can be done if one has a passion and belief in themselves to accomplish their dream.
Disco Dan
9th June 2007, 01:29
Dreams are free.......
how much for one of yours? :innocent:
Sniper
9th June 2007, 07:55
Get a job and get a haircut. I don't pay taxes for you to tell me you don't want a job.
*mumble mumble* Bring back conscription, that'll teach the little bastards *mumble*
Monorail
9th June 2007, 10:24
Get a job and get a haircut. I don't pay taxes for you to tell me you don't want a job.
*mumble mumble* Bring back conscription, that'll teach the little bastards *mumble*
they don't need to bring back conscription. I'm joining the army at the end of next year when i finish college.
Sniper
9th June 2007, 10:46
they don't need to bring back conscription. I'm joining the army at the end of next year when i finish college.
Fine, get a haircut then....
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