My Fifth Task: $50,000 a Month Case Study
HAPPY TUESDAY!
Hello and I hope you all had a wonderful weekend---and for those of you who celebrated Memorial Day yesterday, I hope you had a nice long weekend!
IN MEMORY OF.
My weekend was very humbling, as I honored my Father, C. Darrell Conley, who served in the United States Army, and my Uncle, Hamilton Mero, who also served. I stood up in church as the Pastor called on those whose loved ones served and are no longer with us. I proudly stood for my Dad and Uncle with great tears of pride in my eyes.
UPCOMING FUN.
The weekend was also a time to prepare for my daughter and her fiance's "Jack and Jill" wedding shower next weekend. There is going to be a huge picnic with over 100 guests at a nearby park. My sister and nephew will be staying with us. I am making both macaroni and potato salad enough for 100 people and a big watermelon basket filled with fruit. The wedding is in August!
ENJOYING THE SUNSHINE.
I did all my yardwork, weeding, planting flowers, placing my American flags along the front of my home while Tony mowed the lawn. Things are shaping up!
FLYING AWAY!
The following week, I will be taking a much needed vacation with my sister to ARUBA--a nice getaway for the two of us for some quality bonding time!
However, over the next two weeks, I will do my best to continue working on my site, as it is essential to my Personal Case Study!
OVER THE WEEKEND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
- I edited and added the Affiliate Disclosure (Disclosure Compliance) as referenced in SiteContent.
- I began to rewrite my previous Wealthy Affiliate and Jaaxy Reviews, making them useable for my new site.
- I worked on the keywords for each.
THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE.
- I will complete my Reviews and research keywords and keyword phrases.
- I will review and edit my work so far, perfecting it to my specifications.
- I will write and publish my next blog post in SiteContent, "When Passion Meets Triumph," doing the routine of the keywords and SEO. I will also choose related images and create alt tags (description added to the image's html tags).
I hope you all have a fabulous week! Look for my next blog post, My Six Task, soon!
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Erin :)!
In case you missed my previous related blogs:
I Want to Generate $50,000 a Month: This is My Year-Long Case Study
My First Task: $50,000 a Month Case Study
My Second Task: $50,000 a Month Case Study
My Third Task: $50,000 a Month Case Study
A Pause in My Personal Case Study to Reflect.
My Fourth Task: $50,000 a Month Case Study.
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: Please note that this is a Personal Case Study to prove to myself whether or not it is obtainable to earn a large income, as much as $50,000 per month in only a year's time. (A case study analyzes research over a period of time.) This Personal Case Study has not been proven as of yet, and will prove in time whether or not it can be accomplished. I will seek the possibility of the subject matter.
FURTHERMORE: The leaders of Wealthy Affiliate have given their consent to this Personal Case Study with regard to adhering to the WA standards, rules, regulations and guidelines. This is under no circumstance a "how to" study, as it is not a proven method. It is not a training, as it is pure speculation and has not been proven. This is my own personal study to prove, whether or not, this task can or cannot be accomplished.
THIS PERSONAL CASE STUDY IS WRITTEN IN FIRST PERSON SINGULAR. It includes my own thoughts and speculations. Therefore, the following content lists the tasks I will take to venture through my study. I welcome you all to follow along and make it your choice whether or not you would like to join in these tasks with me. I am very hopeful and excited to pursue this one-year journey, and to invite others to either observe as an onlooker or to become a participant.
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It sounds like you had a really busy but good weekend. Tell your daughter we at WA wish them blessings for their upcoming wedding.
Dottie
Thanks, Dottie!! I will do that! Meghan and Ramzy will be pleased! I talk about WA and my wonderful friends all the time to them! xoxo
Have my work cut out for me to keep up with you. Enjoy your trip to Aruba with your sister. Thanks, Deanna
Ha ha, Deanna---you might just pass me in the next couple weeks, as I have to slack off a bit. :)! Thanks for you well wishes!
I like planning but don’t do it enough! It’s great the way you’re able to fit all those activities in. Can’t wait to see the results Erin!
Have a lovely holiday,
Michelle :)
Thanks, Michelle! It seems like things always happen all at once, and not spaced out at all! Ha ha! I'm loving this site and am very excited about it so far!
I love the way you are holding yourself to account for your progress. Thanks and look forward to the progress to be made.
Thanks, Don! It's all about having a game plan! I can see the whole project coming together with my vision for it. :)!
I admire your passion and dedication, Erin. Wonderful that you can squeeze it all- flowers, holiday, enjoying the sun...
Here's my geranium which is now in blossom...I grew it from the seed.:)
Thanks, dear Vera! Wow! Your Geranium is gorgeous! I planted some red ones in some planters today and put them around my porches and yard! Doing more planting and cleaning tomorrow in between web work (it is actually my break time from web work--haha! :)!
Sounds so enticing-lol- "break time from web work"...Hope one day I will come to it, too...
Have a fabulous day!:))
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And this is my rose I grew myself, too. Don't I have green fingers? LOL If I don't become a good blogger, I can become a gardener...:-)
Hey great going glad you had a good time we celebrate our remembrance different times to you over here in uk but I don't go as can't cope with crowds have a good week I got plenty to do this week so having fun now with my classroom work here at wa Ian lol anyway you take care speak soon.
Best regards
Nick.
Interesting, Nick! The UK must be beautiful! Enjoy your WA work and the rest of the week!
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Look forward to reading your posts Erin.
Thanks, Robert! I appreciate that!