Firstly, I’m a just a 17 year old teenager. Nothing more, nothing Less. Oh yeah, I’m also an Internet Entrepreneur, Marketer, a Web Designer, Blogger and Student in Hong Kong.

Well here’s how I started. Well I was about 8 or 9, my parents brought our first home computer: If you saw it today, you’ll laugh: It was a Fujitsu desktop with  Windows 98, a Pentium 3 processor and a huge screen between the size of a CRT screen and a LCD screen. Anyways, the computer itself isn’t important. The thing that was important was what it allowed me to access to: The Internet. Of course, nowadays almost everyone had access to the Internet. The Internet was like a window of opportunity: anything was possible online. Including Making Money Online . Well, I wasn’t an evil money grabber when I was 9. I started having a love for gadgets: I started to read Engadget, and soon TechCrunch everyday. Fast forward to the 22nd of October 2008, I decided to start trying to make money online; I created a free BlogSpot blog with gadget news and placed a few AdSense ads on it. At the height on the blog, I got 10k+ Page views a month, which isn’t bad at all. On the 8th of March 2009, I made my first $100 online from my first AdSense cheque, only after three months I originally started the blog, and shortly after, made my first $1000 online on the 1st of August of the same year. As for the year 2010, I’ll be on track to making my first $10,000 online

Thanks to my reading of TechCrunch over the years, I created many Social Media profiles, including Twitter, Facebook and many others, way before they even became popular. This is one of the many reasons that contribute to my 45,000+followers on Twitter.

I’ll admit my biggest mistake: Not starting off with a self-hosted WordPress blog and my domain. I started this “making money online” as an experiment, with no initial investment money, unlike many others out there. The money I earned online, was re-invested back into the “business”. This of course, led me to invest into my domain, as well as a hosting package (Thanks Hostgator! )

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