I have to get a job. And fast as unless something happens and I start getting a regular income that we can live on I'm going to have to go on the game. This may be interesting, but possibly not too lucrative unless vast hordes of lasses like their squires on the portly side. Of course what I would sooner do is continue to work from home, do my SEO and affiliate marketing stuff and allow myself to take Friday afternoons out by the canal with my fishing tackle instead of anticipating a commute home.
I really love doing what I am doing in performing SEO and affiliate marketing to promote my fishing tackle shop as it allows me to work at home, support the present Mrs Izzard during her cancer treatment which has now finished as far as chemo and radiotherapy but she will be going on treatment with Herceptin for the next 12 months. I am also able to do the school run to take my lad to nursery in the afternoons. And of course, if I get a opening, I can seize my fishing rods and make a dash for the fishery for a few hours.
I'd prefer an SEO job that allows me to go on the skill set that cost me so much to acquire, not just in paying for the course but the longer term outlay in using my own resources until I knew for sure I'd been conned and the 'guaranteed' employment that was assured in the initial advert was never going to appear. And of course they are my best up to date skills, I do them everyday as working SEO and affiliate marketing work has a very good symbiosis.
However, though I have no doubt that my fishing tackle shop will generate an income, it will not occur soon as SEO takes a while to actually make a major difference. It would be ideal if it was immediate as you could get it finished and then be off with the fishing rods and leave the search engines to point the shoppers to the website and then earn commission from the affiliate marketing businesses allocating commission from fishers buying fishing tackle from my partner shops.
So, I need to find a job. This does mean that it scuppers the long term scheme of having loads of affiliate marketing shops and doing the subsequent SEO for them but never mind, schemes very rarely go smoothly and it would be superb to go back to collaborating with other people again. When I was going to Wolverhampton every day to take Mrs Izzard for radiotherapy, it was quite nice to be doing a daily drive again. I know it would become very hateful very quickly, but at the moment it is quite an appealing notion.
Ooh, a thought! Perhaps somebody will pay me to be a professional angler and fishing tackle makers will pay me oodles of loot to endorse their fishing rods, and if I get an iPad maybe I can do SEO and affiliate marketing while I'm working by the water? Or perhaps they won't. Stick with the real world old chap and get a genuine job.
20110121
I really love doing what I am doing in performing SEO and affiliate marketing to promote my fishing tackle shop as it allows me to work at home, support the present Mrs Izzard during her cancer treatment which has now finished as far as chemo and radiotherapy but she will be going on treatment with Herceptin for the next 12 months. I am also able to do the school run to take my lad to nursery in the afternoons. And of course, if I get a opening, I can seize my fishing rods and make a dash for the fishery for a few hours.
I'd prefer an SEO job that allows me to go on the skill set that cost me so much to acquire, not just in paying for the course but the longer term outlay in using my own resources until I knew for sure I'd been conned and the 'guaranteed' employment that was assured in the initial advert was never going to appear. And of course they are my best up to date skills, I do them everyday as working SEO and affiliate marketing work has a very good symbiosis.
However, though I have no doubt that my fishing tackle shop will generate an income, it will not occur soon as SEO takes a while to actually make a major difference. It would be ideal if it was immediate as you could get it finished and then be off with the fishing rods and leave the search engines to point the shoppers to the website and then earn commission from the affiliate marketing businesses allocating commission from fishers buying fishing tackle from my partner shops.
So, I need to find a job. This does mean that it scuppers the long term scheme of having loads of affiliate marketing shops and doing the subsequent SEO for them but never mind, schemes very rarely go smoothly and it would be superb to go back to collaborating with other people again. When I was going to Wolverhampton every day to take Mrs Izzard for radiotherapy, it was quite nice to be doing a daily drive again. I know it would become very hateful very quickly, but at the moment it is quite an appealing notion.
Ooh, a thought! Perhaps somebody will pay me to be a professional angler and fishing tackle makers will pay me oodles of loot to endorse their fishing rods, and if I get an iPad maybe I can do SEO and affiliate marketing while I'm working by the water? Or perhaps they won't. Stick with the real world old chap and get a genuine job.
20110121
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