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Stories of 14 Successful Internet Millionaires

Successful Internet MillionaireseMillions: Behind-the-Scenes Stories of 14 Successful Internet Millionaires

Stanley Tang breaks-open the code on how the moguls really got their starts and created their breaks. He got the real players to reveal what they did right and what they would do differently. This is a brave book worth serious consideration to every Internet marketer.

These People Are Silently Making Millions of Dollars Online. Now, Hear Their Stories and Learn How They Did It. Look behind every breakthrough success and you'll find motivating stories of individuals who made it happen. They had a vision, took a path and persevered against monumental odds. eMillions is a collection of interviews with 14 of the world's most successful Internet marketers about their rags-to-riches stories. Get inside their brains and walk through the journeys they took to become Internet millionaires. * How a college filmmaker from Florida turned an "experiment" into a $248 million blockbuster through the power of viral marketing * How a former U.S. Army Officer turned a one-man operation into a multi-million dollar international corporation with customers in every Internet-connected country on the planet * How a 17 year-old kid with $70 in hand built a $3 million Internet company from the ground up teaching people how to play piano by ear.
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