My KTB site

February 8th, 2009 by Kenric

So remember my little site that is chugging along?  Well it will be a year old tomorrow.  364 days old and below is how it did.  $463 in one year.  Not bad for a simple little site.  As you can see from the graph its just going to keep growing.  It has not broken the $100 a month mark yet, but last month was close at $98.50.

Last week I decided to try something new on the site.  I decided to outsource the photo taking.  I placed a simple ad on craigslist.  I offered $25 for people to go take some photos and email them to me.  I got about 22 responses before my post was flagged for some unknown reason.  I sent out the instructions on what I wanted and only 3 people said that they would do it.  Out of those 3 only one person actually sent me photos.  This has expanded my regions because now I can get photos from many different cities!



  1. 8 Comments to “My KTB site
  2. That rules. D and I are constantly amazed by how you can squeeze water out of a rock!

    Ask her about her idea for a dog walking accessory…

    By RealOG on Feb 9, 2009

  3. Hello,

    my I ask what KTB site are you talking about? I’m new on your blog, but I would like to see that site,

    Thanks

    By Sardinia on Feb 9, 2009

  4. ahh, I’ve found it already
    hehe clever idea! :)

    By Sardinia on Feb 9, 2009

  5. RealOG, I will ask her the next time we are punching each other.

    By Kenric on Feb 10, 2009

  6. Squeezing these niche markets can really pay dividends. Here’s a blog post I did yesterday that may be relevant for those who think your $500 doesn’t sound a big deal:

    http://monevator.com/2009/02/13/small-passive-income-streams/

    (Hope you don’t mind the link Kenric, it’s relevant to the discussion I think… :) )

    By Monevator on Feb 14, 2009

  7. hmm interesting point, I’ve never thought about it from that perspective

    By Sardinia on Feb 14, 2009

  8. I think KTB will finally cross $100 in Feb 08. Keep your fingers crossed.

    By Kenric on Feb 20, 2009

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