I’ve finally made a sell! I mean… I always make sales in older websites, but this is the first time I’ve made a sale using those websites from the plan of the 520 websites, it was a website that is less than a week old, and it already converted 
There is money to be made online, I always knew it, and now I’m starting to scale up on it, I’m using my time to do more precise research, and I’ll crack the code eventually.
So what are the stats? I have bought 30 domains this month, already made 20 websites, and in this week I’ll make another 10 websites, I’ve hired another employee to handle the work load, so now I have 2 VA’s, and I love having them, having a VA is something that every internet marketer should use.
So.. now I can finally relax, put my legs up and stop working…
Or not! tomorrow I’m going to Install the theme on all of the 10 new websites, I’m going to check with my article writer whats going on with the articles, and keep working.
I don’t feel like I should relax, there’s a lot more that I have to do, and since next week I’m going to put more pressure on the “link building” side of the business..
Tomer
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Hey Tomer! Found you through the DC. Great work with the sites.
Quick tip, sell is future tense while “sale” is past tense.
Instead of saying “I finally made a sell” you would say “I finally made a sale”. I know English ain’t your first language, but thought it worth pointing out
Great stuff!
Thanks John!
I’ve changed the sell to sale, and finally understood it:) thanks for helping my lousy english.