who has made a million from writing online?

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  1. intriguewriter profile image60
    intriguewriterposted 15 years ago

    I have always wondered this who has made a million from writing online? I have made my fortune writing offline and am trying to make another fortune writing online would be interested to find out .

    1. Rochelle Frank profile image91
      Rochelle Frankposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Actually, I just read a hub about this today. There are several.
      http://hubpages.com/hub/The-Most-Profit … of-Dollars

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      Justine76posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      what happened to your first fortune? why do you need another one? why wouldnt you stick with whatever worked the first time?

      1. myownworld profile image71
        myownworldposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        (((oh justine...that's way tooo many questions)))

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          Justine76posted 15 years agoin reply to this

          my bad.....

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      ryankettposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      You dont even look/seem old enough to open a bank account, yet alone earn a million. Lets look at this in detail. You are from the UK? So we are talking pounds (£1 was about $1.60 last time I checked).

      Lets say that the normal selling price for a paperback book is £6.99 in waterstones or ottakers. The author's cut would be not much over £1. Lets say £1 to make it easy.

      You are saying that you have £1 million in cash in your bank account. Until recently tax on that level of income in the UK was 40%.

      So your gross revenue would need to be at least £1.4 million, assuming no money spent. That is 1.4 million standard paperback books. At very very least.

      I suspect that you are talking bollocks.

      1. intriguewriter profile image60
        intriguewriterposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        I am actually 27 years old !!! I might look young but does not mean I am a child I think that is pretty damn rude. I made my money Ghost writing, and I have my own agency and PR company so don't tell me it is impossible to make that sort of money. That off my chest, to respond to a lot of the other rubbish that has been said, I was asking a  simple question and people attack me saying I am just looking to get noticed!! ERM NO!!! Why would I want to make more money well it is simply an experiment as I have always wanted to make money online I tried a good few years but did not succeed and I am just getting to grips with things here and people are attacking me for asking a simple question!!! I was not rude to Marissa she was very rude to me saying she suspects I am looking to get noticed when the reason I posted again because I did not see the answer to the question before I thought I did not actully post it!!!!! For a community of writers where people are supposed to be supporting each other I am disgusted at the way people have behaved on here to be honest.

  2. Marisa Wright profile image84
    Marisa Wrightposted 15 years ago

    Since this is the second time you've asked a similar question, I suspect you're more interested in being noticed than receiving a serious answer.

    1. intriguewriter profile image60
      intriguewriterposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      erm i think that is pretty rude, I have been on here for two months but never really posted anything until just recently I asm still getting to grips with the whole hub pages thing if you must know and i did post something similar before but i was not even sure if it got posted, i only noticed it today actually you can go and check and see that today was the first time i posted a reply and this was after i had already posted it again. so before you open your mouth think! I am not more interested in getting noticed actually, I am not even that active on Hubpages my pages are triond and xomba if you must know. I cant stand rude people who jump to conclusions before they even know the facts! get a life!

      1. Cagsil profile image70
        Cagsilposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        At this point, you claim you've made your fortune offline and now want to make it online- yet you attack people who have posted to your forum post and then you end it with 'get a life!'

        Your attempt to provide any insight or knowledge, is severely lacking. You, bring an attitude that doesn't befit someone who has a fortune. As for your 'style' or 'format' of your response to the people in this posting- shows you are not educated and therefore don't have a real clue.

        So, you've have simply done more damage than you appear to realize.

        With that I leave you to ponder about your dishonest and deceitful actions and words.

        It is YOU who needs to get a life or at least a better understanding what life really means.

        You don't need to respond, for I will not be back to read your response.

        Have a nice day.

      2. Friendlyword profile image61
        Friendlywordposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        Hi I;m new to hubpages too.  I came to write for the fun of it. I got alot off my chest. I'm into politics so I have 5 hubs I'm proud of and I really stir it up on the forums. But...I'm not against making money either. That would be gravy. So I hope you get the answers you need. It might help me too. Good Luck to you.
        Friendlyword.

  3. iwestfall profile image60
    iwestfallposted 15 years ago

    I would say there are many and my favorite is J Budd.  I joined his web site it was a 1 to try it. here is my link.  He said it would take you years to wrte Pages like he has and when I watch his tuturials he will write something with ease I love it. check this out if you want to see and just look and see.  Get noticed write the samething besomeone don"t listen to negative stuff. Stay happy and smile.

  4. TINA V profile image69
    TINA Vposted 15 years ago

    I haven't heard of anybody who made millions by just writing online.  However,  you can make millions by writing a book as long as you can market it effectively.

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    Louidam1posted 15 years ago

    I haven't heard of anyone making millions writing online.  But I know there are bloggers that makes millions online.

  6. Uninvited Writer profile image76
    Uninvited Writerposted 15 years ago

    You have made a fortune writing offline...I'm be interested to know with what. It is extremely rare for any writers to make a fortune.

    And I think you were rude to Marisa, you did post the same question before.

    http://hubpages.com/forum/topic/26761#post515768

    1. lorlie6 profile image70
      lorlie6posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      I second that, UW.  Thanks.

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    bloodnlatexposted 15 years ago

    I've made a million mistakes....Does that count?

    1. myownworld profile image71
      myownworldposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      of course it does! just make sure u advertise them! wink

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        bloodnlatexposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        There she is!  The one that encourges my mistakes!

        1. myownworld profile image71
          myownworldposted 15 years agoin reply to this

          oooh...without them, I wouldn't love ya!

          (btw. changing that avatar...now that was a  real mistake!!...I liked the gaping mouth)

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            bloodnlatexposted 15 years agoin reply to this

            See, you never sterr me wrong!

    2. wychic profile image84
      wychicposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      There you go, that's plenty to be able to write a great "what not to do" book wink.

      OP...take a deep breath, chill out a bit, most of us are here to have a good time and maybe help out a bit, but a lot of people may back off if everything they say makes you defensive. Trust me, I know the "baby face" issue, I still have people asking me if I'm in high school yet, but I just remind myself that if that holds true for another 20-30 years I'll start to really love it. I don't know how this PR company is doing, but it seems like it might do better with a bit of work on relating to the public in a calm, collected manner.

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    pgrundyposted 15 years ago

    If I had made a million dollars writing offline, the last thing I'd be doing is hanging around these forums.

    There would be a beach with my name on it somewhere.

    1. Elena. profile image86
      Elena.posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Try Costa Rica, Pam. Ahem. Anyway, I was quoting you for a different reason: folks who claim to make the big buck with online writing and are still popping up in forums to say so should have their pulse checked. No, better check their brain, as it may be dead. Maybe from so much writing. Or money making. Duh.

  9. ricky_yourlover profile image58
    ricky_yourloverposted 15 years ago

    hhhhhhhuuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmm?

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    songsterposted 15 years ago

    i think the arguments here are funny.

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    lyricsingrayposted 15 years ago

    I have but just told them to keep it lol

    1. lorlie6 profile image70
      lorlie6posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      I just know they need it more than you do, lyrics!

  12. nlegacy profile image57
    nlegacyposted 15 years ago

    Personally, I believe that you can very easily make a million from writing online. In fact, I can name a few people who have done that already and then some. But the key here is one simple thing...

    Write for yourself (ie, your own website). Okay, that's the only way to make a million writing online. Of course it does take time though. And then you have to write about something that your are passionate about. One of my favorite bloggers is Steve Pavila (hope I spelled his name right). He's about the best source on a subject that I am very passionate about, and he has definitely made his million online. He deserves kudos for writing a legit blog, when there are so many "fake" blogs out there that earn money running on autopilot.

 
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