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If you have read any of my previous articles on e-commerce, about my own personal experience of making websites that make money on the web, since about 2002, then you will be aware that before I found helium I had made a lot of money on the web and then given up, due to discouragement, lack of support from the world outside the web, and just plain experience of handling profits or building businesses.

When I discovered Helium it reminded me of how and where money really can be made, easily, on the worldwide web. Helium, for example, has already sent me one, albeit small, payment which, when repeated, will set my tally at 100 dollars, and I don't care how rich you are, you are stupid if you think 100 dollars is the same as nothing... that would place a million dollars at nothing also.

Helium reminded me that you CAN make shedloads of money out here, simply because once you make 1 ollar, even 1 cent, out here you can usually make it happen again and again, and then just learn how to make sure it speeds up, across the board, as an average, until like many you are earning at least 1500 dollars a month. This basic wage is easily attainable on the web, but our enemies, the salaried workers, make it tough to believe in ourselves. Outside in the ratrace world of rat-sheep, people don't understand what it feels like to go to bed, seeing a tally on the screen (of your minute-by-minute income) and then wake up and see it's grown, and then go to sleep at night seeing it's grown, and then wake up and find it's grown, and so on, and so on.

People who get paid / who earn their set measure of units of currency by the month or week or day or hour-of-being-in-some-office-o r-place are people whose entire lives are fenced down the middle, their work life cutting most of their life essence out of their existence, making them usually total slaves, whether they earn 1500 dollars a month or 15 million.

Out here your machine gets paid, not you, and it does so 24/7/365. So now, after being reminded by Helium what the case is, I managed to get some big ecommerce flows passing through my sites again, and have been expanding fast and furiously. I even took an entire course on Linux, just to inject more verve into my development-fingers. My machine has already accrued in a short space of this newborn business of mine, nearly what Helium took much much longer to pay me - and though that doesn't mean helium's bad, it means I'm on track to be making money the same size as all of Helium soon, rather than just my tiny writer's commission.

Nonetheless, as you can see Helium is part of what works and what is good, and so it's a good idea to keep making some money from it. Indeed, I myself will continue to make at least a few dollars a month off it, and who knows, perhaps I'll have another spate of writing time on my hands some time and increase my daily Helium turnover by a further 100% And I may also accrue secondary income via contacts made on Helium, so don't take my words as a reason to forget about Helium... do as I do, not as I say, a great man once told me.

If you are reading and writing on Helium then you already are in an area from where you can make sure you succeed in the ecommerce world. It's still up to you, and the income still is likely to come from a combination of income streams, of which there seems no reason to think Helium isn't a good one. Even if in the short-term the value of an advert click is such that the moment-by-moment pay from helium is low, as well as the expansion of your base of articles you can also count on a steady increase in value of the internet-buck/click day by day, year by year, as has been happening since 2001.

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