I made a bit of time this evening and decided to start working on all those reports that I haven’t done. While I was adding all the figures to my OpenOffice spreadsheet I decided to graph the end result.
This graph does not include any consulting income, it is purely revenue generated from advertising on my websites and also affiliate programs.
The very obvious spike in the graph is the day I earned $31 in revenue from one affiliate program. These dollar amounts shown include all advertising and associate programs that have generated revenue since I started back in July.
The down turn at the end is purely because I included today’s results and as yet not all results for today are in.
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