Special People
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In the Dog Eat Dog world of professional Blogging it is rare that you find others that will take the time out of their busy schedules to help others out. When I first got started I remember John Chow at JohnChow.com, a professional blogger who makes around 30,000 a month blogging, helped me get started and also continued a daily dialog with IM helping me out.
Recently I have encountered another person that took time out of their busy schedules to give me some words of advice. This person is Tyler Cruz, at TylerCruz.com. Tyler makes a full time income on the Internet Blogging and building sites, selling adspace and brokering Domain Names. His motto is An Internet Entrepreneur’s Journey and he has truly been on a journey carving out a full time income online.
One thing I really think is cool about Tyler Cruz is how he has branded himself with the cartoon caricature that represents himself. When I see banners on other sites with his toon on it, I automatically know who it is without having to read the ad. A brand is something that I would like to have for Charles Hamel.com someday.
I highly recommend anyone that is trying to make a living online to check out Tylers Blog for great information into Internet Entrepreneurship. And Tyler again Thanks so much for your advice. I am truly blessed to have support such as yours.
Hi Charlie
Thanx for the link to BannerMall dot com. Wow, that small team of only 4 guys really produce some eye-popping graphics. This is the kind of stuff that really grabs MY ATTENTION on the web. I spend a lot of time playing around with MacroMedia Studio MX which I bought using the “Academic Discount”. About 65% off of the regular price. Anyway, this TOOL SET combination is very useful for learning the SECRETS of the trade.
Computer Graphics.
What a TRIP!
See ya all soon.
Norman and Ikuko
BannerMall is pretty reasonable also at $5 per banner.
Check out http://www.sosfactory.com/
The mascot cartoon characters are really great aren’t they?
I think a personalized one with unlimited revisions costs around $300, a small price for the great work they do.
I made mine with Adobe Illustrator, but it looks no where near as good as Tyler’s does.
$300 is just not in the budget at this time for me, but maybe in the future.
Take Care
See ya Soon!
I love reading about folks who are willing to help others out along the way. GOOD NEWS !!!!
xo xo
Deb