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Tell HN: just made my first dollar on the Internet from my freemium web app

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Re: Tell HN: just made my first dollar on the Internet from my freemium web app

#15
Good move. Yesterday, I got around $5 from Squidoo for a lens that suddenly become popular and was able to get 300 views in a month. I made it, if I remember well, months ago and forgot about it. But man, it only took me 10 or 15 minutes to make it and that was all I have done.

So I thought about it and decided to dig in for some keywords and create even more pages. If I only have 20 lenses like that, it would make me $100 a month. Not that much, but nice money to pay my Internet, phone and SaaS bills.

I'm writing this comment to tell you that I feel your happiness. Although it's a very small and tiny amount of money, you are very happy. I know it, because I'm feeling it right now.

May be it's the effect of money that comes from selling products and not working under a boss. Already felt it when selling scripts on CodeCanyon.

Nice work and now improve and promote more your product!

Re: Tell HN: just made my first dollar on the Internet from my freemium web app

#16
I remember getting my first check through the post, and the first time someone handed me cash. This was 15 years ago, and I still remember them clearly.

Well done.

May I make a suggestion? Start keeping a diary. Nothing big, nothing fancy, just notes about things like this. If you become an entrepreneur full-time you'll want to go back and read about days like this.

Congratulations.

Re: Tell HN: just made my first dollar on the Internet from my freemium web app

#20

I remember getting my first check through the post, and the first time someone handed me cash. This was 15 years ago, and I still remember them clearly. Well done. May I make a suggestion? Start keeping a diary. Nothing big, nothing fancy, just notes about things like this. If you become an entrepreneur full-time you'll want to go back and read about days like this. Congratulations.

Yup, a small Moleskine notebook is perfect. Fits in your pocket and you can jot down milestones like this.
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