Building My First Website Holly Mann Style

So I built my first website ever after buying Holly Mann's eBook. I put a lot into it. I became a webmaster, SEO, researcher, writer, and everything that is required to set up a website. And the product is this website called WealthyFreelancer.com. It was online only for three months. I signed up for webhosting through Yahoo and though that is not Holly Mann’s recommendation, I just feel like I trust a bigger company than others.

I really like my website. I built it through Ewisoft, another thing that Holly Mann recommended. Actually she recommended other website builders but Ewisoft was the one I can afford plus it gave me the software download without paying. I worked on it until I felt I got the perfect website. I only paid at the time I was ready to publish it. The free template with the registration cost $39.99 at that time.

As I said, buying Holly Mann’s eBook made me spend money. But it is so because everything about online money venture takes money. I didn’t care because I was on the roll. I want to make things happen. I wanted to be patient.

So this first website of mine is about making money on the internet. I did a website like it because at that time, my passion was making money online. That’s the reason why I bought Holly Mann’s eBook in the first place. I want to be a successful entrepreneur online—whatever it takes. Most of what it took so far was my time and a fair sum of money. But yes, I want to give it a try.

The WealthyFreelancer.com went online from August until November 2006, barely three months. It was among the 53 million websites at the bottom of the pyramid: with no future of making it to the search engines. And with a website owner who was just trying to see if it would work. I have no patience at that time. I just want to see Holly Mann’s eBook make me money. Which it did not. I stopped publishing the website because I see the future with me just paying the monthly web hosting. Just money coming out of my pocket. My money was gone and never to be seen again. I got scared, so I quit.