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I have a sure proof way to start a very profitable company... but I need a million AT LEAST to start, but a couple million would be more reasonable. What would be the best way to get this? Network and acquire rich friends? 2 other businesses have already executed this plan and are very...

People with businesses around town gotta be doing well, otherwise they wouldn't be there. I know a couple who run a muffin shop, a fucking muffin shop, and they live in the wealthiest part of town. They don't live in the biggest house, but still. It probably takes a shit ton of startup capital...

what would you do to increase it?

Awhile back, I saw a poster on here talking about how he spent a year learning PHP and after that amount of time he had enough knowledge of the language to get a $50k/year job as a PHP developer. Does that sound reasonable? I've already started with Ruby on Rails. I just want to make sure...

*ran a PPC campaign on Facebook one time with a $70 coupon... made about $65 back *abused the Facebook like feature when it first came out. Made $300, should've made close to $600, but BidVertiser closed my account because my site went down due to an overload of traffic before they could...

(sceenshot only shows about 1/20th of how much of that spam is there) Then you click it and it redirects you to this website: Hai. - Paradox Development You can literally refresh that website and the number of people that like it goes up every time. Everyone who clicks like basically spams all...

I don't have much more than that to spend. How can I maximize my profit in order to afford more campaigns? I can design and code decently. I already have two or three sites and hosting which I've experimented with. I've never tried PPC before.

I've seen Lemons and other people paying upwards to 100 dollars on their site, which I find unnecessary. I've been researching and running my site for about two months now and haven't spent a dime of my own money and have made $50.00 so far. I realize this isn't a large amount but it's more than...