Perhaps your parents have already told you to leave the front of the computer and engage in something that goes to add to your future.
Thankfully, Ashley Qualls, 19, had received this advice, but hasn’t followed to the letter. After all, was looking for a monitor that the girl began, at age 15, a business now generating almost $ 60 thousand per month in advertising: the site Whateverlife.com, design templates for Myspace.com.
The game began with a online portfolio, but grew. “That’s when I noticed a ton of people using my layouts,” says Ashbo (as she is known in the network) in an interview. Suddenly he was famous.
That is known. “I do not think I’m a celebrity, I consider myself a businesswoman,” explains. Five years after the founding, the firm Ashbo employs nine employees and produces 25 to one hundred layouts. Per day. And get up to 50 thousand visitors during this short period.
Not that the girl is able to lower her guard. The internet is quick, and go down there can be as easy as getting up. With the rise of Facebook and the consequent decline of Myspace.com, the company’s revenue of Ashbo decreased by almost 50%.
And the hint of success, she delivers? Perhaps, but without much clue as to what caused it – among many – is to be included on the lists of promising young entrepreneurship online.
“Follow your heart,” she suggests. “Even when things get tough, grab what you love and you can do anything.”
Thankfully, Ashley Qualls, 19, had received this advice, but hasn’t followed to the letter. After all, was looking for a monitor that the girl began, at age 15, a business now generating almost $ 60 thousand per month in advertising: the site Whateverlife.com, design templates for Myspace.com.
The game began with a online portfolio, but grew. “That’s when I noticed a ton of people using my layouts,” says Ashbo (as she is known in the network) in an interview. Suddenly he was famous.
That is known. “I do not think I’m a celebrity, I consider myself a businesswoman,” explains. Five years after the founding, the firm Ashbo employs nine employees and produces 25 to one hundred layouts. Per day. And get up to 50 thousand visitors during this short period.
Not that the girl is able to lower her guard. The internet is quick, and go down there can be as easy as getting up. With the rise of Facebook and the consequent decline of Myspace.com, the company’s revenue of Ashbo decreased by almost 50%.
And the hint of success, she delivers? Perhaps, but without much clue as to what caused it – among many – is to be included on the lists of promising young entrepreneurship online.
“Follow your heart,” she suggests. “Even when things get tough, grab what you love and you can do anything.”
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