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Growth Into a Business

Over time, I made a network of 450+ websites and managed to get the majority of them ranked top 3 for whatever keyword I wanted. It was the heyday of easy SEO and I was doubling my money every month, earning tens of thousands a day from ad revenue. I continued growing the network until I heard about something called affiliate marketing. I knew that my model wouldn’t last forever and I set goals for myself to learn this new medium. I mean it only made sense, it was the affiliates that were advertising on my sites via AdSense anyways – might as well cut out the middlemen, right?

The more money I made, the more problems developed in my personal life. I now had near-unlimited funds, anything I wanted and I lived life in a very hedonistic way. I associated my success and creativity to the drugs that I was doing and I almost felt like they were part of me or part of my businesses success. The more money I made, the more I used. The occasional use became a crippling daily addiction. I ended up doing things that I said I’d never do and I ended up almost losing my freedom because of my addiction.

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The first money I made online was from selling virtual game items for the game Diablo II. I used those funds to pay for people to write my school papers and do my homework (I wasn’t much of a school-oriented guy) and buy my first car – a shiny BMW 325i. I also ran various online forums. I ran everything from a Photoshop community, to a video game hacking community. I added Google AdSense onto my websites and I got my first check, framed to this day, for a whopping $4.81. My father was absolutely astounded that money could be made online. To me, it was just a beginning and I wanted more.

Ryan Eagle’s Beginnings

I’ve been on computers since Microsoft Windows 3.2 but the true addiction started when we got our first Compaq computer. I had recently moved from Texas, where I had spent the majority of my time outside, to Illinois. The weather wasn’t so friendly so I had a lot of time inside. I spent that time on the computer and I wanted more than anything to run an internet business. In the fifth grade, I made my first website from HTML and it all went up from there.

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The first money I made online was from selling virtual game items for the game Diablo II. I used those funds to pay for people to write my school papers and do my homework (I wasn’t much of a school-oriented guy) and buy my first car – a shiny BMW 325i. I also ran various online forums. I ran everything from a Photoshop community, to a video game hacking community. I added Google AdSense onto my websites and I got my first check, framed to this day, for a whopping $4.81. My father was absolutely astounded that money could be made online. To me, it was just a beginning and I wanted more. http://www.ryaneagle.com/about/

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I’ve been on computers since Microsoft Windows 3.2 but the true addiction started when we got our first Compaq computer. I had recently moved from Texas, where I had spent the majority of my time outside, to Illinois. The weather wasn’t so friendly so I had a lot of time inside. I spent that time on the computer and I wanted more than anything to run an internet business. In the fifth grade, I made my first website from HTML and it all went up from there.

#RyanEaglePicture

I’ve been on computers since Microsoft Windows 3.2 but the true addiction started when we got our first Compaq computer. I had recently moved from Texas, where I had spent the majority of my time outside, to Illinois. The weather wasn’t so friendly so I had a lot of time inside. I spent that time on the computer and I wanted more than anything to run an internet business. In the fifth grade, I made my first website from HTML and it all went up from there. http://www.ryaneagle.com/about/

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“The name is Birdman, ya’ heard man? I’m known mostly for my businesses, so this autobiography focuses more of the corporate side of my life rather than my personal side. Anyways, I’ve had a fascination with business for as long as I can remember. http://www.ryaneagle.com/about/

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Over time he had created a network of over 450 websites and with the use of SEO he managed to get them ranked in the top positions on Google. Ryan Eagle knew that his business model would not last forever so in 2005 he set a goal to diversify his business outside of just website development and into affiliate marketing. As time progressed, Ryan immersed himself into affiliate marketing more and more – knowing that diversification was the key to long-term success. http://www.ryaneagle.com/

Ryan Eagle is most known for a being an controversial businessman1 and an investor2. His fate to become a businessman was sealed from the beginning, first dreaming of owning a business all the way back in the 2nd grade3. As Ryan became more interested in computers, he made Bill Gates his role-model and dreamt of building a business like Microsoft one day. In the 5th grade, Ryan self-taught himself HTML and developed his first website4. http://www.ryaneagle.com/

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Ryan Eagle’s Beginnings

I’ve been on computers since Microsoft Windows 3.2 but the true addiction started when we got our first Compaq computer. I had recently moved from Texas, where I had spent the majority of my time outside, to Illinois. The weather wasn’t so friendly so I had a lot of time inside. I spent that time on the computer and I wanted more than anything to run an internet business. In the fifth grade, I made my first website from HTML and it all went up from there. http://www.ryaneagle.com/

#RyanEaglePicture

Growth Into a BusinessOver time, I made a network of 450+ websites and managed to get the majority of them ranked top 3 for whatever keyword I wanted. It was the heyday of easy SEO and I was doubling my money every month, earning tens of thousands a day from ad revenue. I continued growing the network until I heard about something called affiliate marketing. I knew that my model wouldn’t last forever and I set goals for myself to learn this new medium. I mean it only made sense, it was the affiliates that were advertising on my sites via AdSense anyways – might as well cut out the middlemen, right? http://www.ryaneagle.com/

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In comparison to the instant success he had from websites, affiliate marketing was a challenge and did not yield immediate success for him. Through persistence and resilience, he learned from his mistakes and was able generate profit. As time progressed, the profits from affiliate marketing surpassed profits made from his network of sites. http://www.ryaneagle.com/about/biography/

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Ryan Eagle, infamously known as Birdman, is most recognized for being a cut-throat businessman. I’ve founded several companies starting from my early teens, hitting massive success in 2004. I was born into this life, this was my fate, this is all I know. Besides business – I’m a nerd that exclusively listens to rap music, plays RPG’s and as collects retro video games. The most important thing in my life is my sobriety, I was given a second chance at life and I won’t give that up. Enough with the adcopy… http://www.ryaneagle.com/

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Ryan Eagle The Boss.

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What’s the difference between you and I? Besides a different tax bracket, mind-state and plateau… The difference between you and I is that to you, this is your job. To me, this is my life. Making you hate me, that is my job. Smiling in all those pictures, that is my job. Taking your business away, that is my job. My business, this is my life. This is what I do better than anything, so why wouldn’t I do it all the time? That is the difference between you and I. http://www.ryaneagle.com/about/tidbits/

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“The name is Birdman, ya’ heard man? I’m known mostly for my businesses, so this autobiography focuses more of the corporate side of my life rather than my personal side. Anyways, I’ve had a fascination with business for as long as I can remember.

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