Young Entrepreneurs Who Are Making It BIG Online
Over the past year I have had 100’s of young internet entrepreneurs reviewed, some have incredible ideas and I know that one day they will make a list like mine. Today I have created a list of the Top 10 Young Internet Entrepreneurs not limited but subject to correction. The comment box will be great to make your suggestions and observations.
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1. Catherine Cook
2. Ashley Qualls
3. Paul Bourqe
4. David Wilkinson
5. Carl Ocab
6. Josh Buckley
7. Matt Wegrzyn
8. Harrison Gevirtz
9. Stanley Tang
10. Donny Ouyang
“Proof that Internet Success Has No Age Limit”
1. Catherine Cook
MyYearBook – www.MyYearBook.com
Why Catherine Matters:
Catherine Cook of MyYearBook.com managed to get 5 Million Members on Myyearbook.com. Talk to Catherine Cook for any length of time and you get the distinct feeling you don’t need to remember this girl’s name because you’ll be hearing it often in the years to come.
2. Ashley Qualls
WhatEverLife – www.WhatEverLife.com
Why Ashley Qualls Matters:
Ashley Qualls who is already a multi-millionaire, and has taken the young entrepreneurs world by storm.Aged just 14, Ashley created WhatEverLife.com, a Myspace layouts site aimed at the female demographic, the site now gets over 250,000 visitors every single day, which is more than teen magazines such as Teen Vogue, Seventeen & Cosmogirl… combined.Ashley doesn’t charge users to use the site, instead, she strategically places ads on the site, and around 60% of her monthly income comes from Google Adsense.
3. Paul Bourqe
UberAffiliate – www.UberAffiliate.com
Why Paul Bourqe Matters:
When I mentioned to Paul that I was doing this post he let me know how many leads he had produced since starting Affiliate Marketing just over a year ago. He has manged to total over 544,120 Leads and at 19 years old – no wonder he has managed to total over $500,000 in one month.
4. David Wilkinson
Affiliate Defined – www.AffiliateDefined.com
Why David Matters:
From Video Game Nerd to Internet Entrepreneur aged 14, David Wilkinson Super Affiliate reveals the secrets of his online success. As you read this interview you will be tempted to think ? is this guy REAL? Especially when you read the maturity of reply and the WISDOM of David.
5. Carl Ocab
Carl Ocab – www.CarlOcab.com
Why Carl Matters:
Carl first started his website about making money online as a young entrepreneur at the age of 13. Now 15 he makes several thousands of dollars every month from affiliate sales and private ad deals.
6. Josh Buckley
Menewsha – www.Menewsha.com
Why Josh Matters:
Josh Buckley achieved Financial Freedom at the young age of 15! This year he has earned $xxx,xxx and can now afford to take his family on a two week cruise around the Mediterranean, any gadgets he would ever want and could still afford a small house. Joshua even won the Best Idea Award here on Retire at 21, voted as the best idea for a website out of several 100 contestants.
7. Matt Wegrzyn
Bodis – www.Bodis.com
Why Matt Matters:
A very young and very successful domainer. If you ever wondered how to make money buying and selling domains then this interview with Matt will inspire. Real step by step advice on making money buying and selling domains
8. Harrison Gevirtz
CPA Share – www.CPAShare.com
Why Harrison Matters:
Harrison is old 16 years old who has been earning income online for the last 3 years. Much of his online focus has been on affiliate marketing, so he recently launched his own affiliate network at LeaderClicks.com.
9. Stanley Tang
EmillionsBook – www.emillionsblog.com
Why Stanley Matters:
Stanley is just 16 and is just publishing his own book called eMillions where he interviews some of the internets biggest success’s. Stanley will be launching his book in December and it is quite possible that he will make over $100,000 over night!
10. Donny Ouyang
Battle Forums – www.battleforums.com
Why Donny Matters:
Donny Ouyang, a 16 year old CEO who reveals how he is earning over $6,500 a month! He talks about how he earns 3 times as much as the average adult, got a $25,000 loan from the bank and the future for his business!
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