Bill Myers - November 6, 2009

My favorite business model is what I call the '$300 a day' plan.

With this business model, the goal is to generate a total of $300 a day in net profit, using a combination of:

• Income from Google ad supported sites
• Income from Amazon and eBay affiliate sites
• Income from product sales from your own sites
• Income from your product sales on Amazon
• Income from eBay auctions of 'found' objects
• Income from Web vending product sales

With this kind of product mix:

• Most of your business is on 'auto-pilot'
• You have very little overhead - as little as $50 a month
• You don't have all your eggs in one basket
• You have time to develop other projects

And, when you reach the $300 a day goal, you'll be earning $10,000 a month or $100,000+ a year. ($300 X 365 days = $109,500 a year).

The problem most people have with this business model is they launch one project, it doesn't make money, and they give up.

If instead of giving up, they'd launch 20 small projects that don't make much money, they'd discover the sum of the small projects can add up to $300 a day - or more.

That's the real beauty of the $300 a day plan.

You don't need any big winners. Just a bunch of little projects, each earning $5 to $25 a day.

You can find examples and step-by-step guides to launching these kinds of 'little' projects in articles at Project Examples .