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Subject: Re: Moderated messages

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Date Posted: 18:44:01 09/19/05 Mon
In reply to: Poindexter Cabot 's message, "Re: Moderated messages" on 14:34:27 09/19/05 Mon

==ORIGINAL MESSAGE==

>I haven't been able to find out
>anything about how much money a webmaster or
>administrator who manages a webpage would make in a
>year. Is it a good living? How many hours a week
>does it require? How many webpages do you have or
>manage?
>
>Poindexter
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Hi, Poindexter,

Thanks for coming by and chatting. The amount of money one can make on the internet is unlimited, depending upon your business savvy, ability to work hard, and good luck. Being only a webmaster, however, will not get you rich, unless you are the webmaster of your own business webpage, or unless you have a lot of webpages.

You asked how many webpages I managed. Currently, 109. I manage 31 snowbird.net pages, 11 yahoo.com pages, one bravenet page, and 66 0catch.com pages and 667 files. Over the past two years, I have averaged 55 hours a week on these pages. From August through December, I average 80 hours a week. The remainder of the year, January through July, I spend a little less than forty hours a week in the management of the websites.

If you are going into Computer Science, I recommend your own company and hire someone to manage your business webpage. Then make a personal webpage to manage for yourself and play on it.

Best wishes to you, and visit us anytime.

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