Hi everyone,
It's been fun watching everyone creating their new Products, Services and Premium Blog Packages these last few days.
There's an idea floating around for people to make a lot of moneywith, while having a lot of fun at the same time.
For example, below you can check out this channel that some of our community members are creating.
They are calling it: "The FanBox Report".
Note: FanBox is NOT the creator and producer of this channel -- but FanBox is OK with them using the "FanBox" name because they are very clear (in and around the video) that the video is NOT something from FanBox, but is from FanBox community members.
You can watch the first part of the episode below; then click "Read More" below to watch the 2nd part.
NOTE: The entire episode is free to watch today.
(So, how will they earn money with their channel?)
Well, in the future, the producers plan on making the 2nd part of each episode only viewable after viewers pay a small amount of money -- using a Premium Blog Package -- so the producers can earn money.
And it will be a monthly subscription -- meaning that the viewer will pay some amount of money each month (as determined by the producers) to have access to the channel -- so the creators only need to ask their viewers to click "Buy Now" once.
After that, the viewer will be automatically charged each month (and therefore have access to all episodes) and the producers will automatically receive earnings from all their subscribers.
This is called "Recurring Revenue": Now the producers will have a growing and predictable stream of earnings -- that they they need to pay for equipment, staff and more, as they build their media company!
We wish lots of luck to the producers of "The FanBox Report"!
Be sure to give a big shout out to the producers of "The FanBox Report": Chris, Arlene, Sy, Christina & Joe
I know many others are thinking about launching their own channels in different categories -- so this is a fantastic opportunity to learn from them.
Questions:
Do you want to own your own media company?
What channel(s) will YOU create?
And here's the 2nd part:
Remember, the "FanBox Report" is NOT created or produced by FanBox -- so FanBox does not control, approve or edit their work.
It is a totally independent piece of work created by some very creative and enthusiastic members of the community.

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