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Welcome to episode Today I am answering a question that I get asked a lot. The question is how early should I monetize my blog? I know a lot of you are starting or relaunching blogs or starting second blogs. I want to outline a couple of different approaches that I see bloggers taking, and then give you some suggestions on how I would start to monetize my blog if I was starting again today. This discount ends on midnight of July 1st. NOTE: you can listen to this episode in iTunes. Here are a couple of the recent questions I have received about the topic of when to monetize.

I want to start by saying that money drives this entire game. The point of the game is to make the best farm you can by the end of year three and you will not be able to do that without a little jingle in your pocket. Always choose wisely what you do with your money. Upgrading tools, buying better crops, and creating the farm of miilk dreams are a few things you can do with money which I enjoy the. However, after looking into it more, I wanted to bang my head against the wall for not doing it sooner. You must be farming. You either need fruits and veggies or animal products. I recommend having .

Have you ever stopped to think about why a unit of stock is called a share? What exactly are you sharing, and who are you sharing it with? You may recall that stock represents ownership in a company. As an owner, you are entitled to all the rights and responsibilities of a business owner. In a publicly traded company, your responsibilities are limited to financial commitment to the company; the amount you paid for your shares of stock. Your worst case scenario is that the company becomes insolvent and your stock becomes worthless. Your liability is said to be limited because no one can come after other assets you may have to cover an obligation of the company. You also enjoy certain rights. The first is the right to vote for the board of directors. The shareholders, as an entirety, elect a board of directors to hire and direct the executive management team. The managers, in turn, hire the employees who perform the functional tasks of operations.

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