I loved your post and can relate to tight budgets.

I am trying to learn SEO and not sure whether to outsource this take to get indexed and rank.

I have been told that through elance and guru.com you can actually get people that do know what they’re doing to help.

Since I am not working full time, I am trying to learn to earn an income full time from the Internet.

Any advice?

Thanks for the insightful post.

Harvey

I totally understand as I have been in that boat before. I know what it’s like starting out and its not easy. You’re right about the small investments. The best thing to do is manage your business part time to start with and keep all the money that your business generates in the business.

This ensures that you won’t hold back on making those important investments that ultimately help your business to grow.

Just keep doing what your doing Holly and your business will grow.

I wish you all the best for 2010!

Jonny

You are definitely correct when you say, “people tend to take on tasks that they are not particularly specialised in just to save money”.

I do this often in my business and I know I shouldn’t, however sometimes I need to get things done that I cannot afford to outsource to anyone else, especially if I can do it myself.

It’s difficult starting out because it seems that every little bit I make, I end up spending on something else in my business. I know all these little investments will be worth it in the end though.

Thanks for the awesome post Jonny!

Holly