If you look really well to the terms «earn» and «make». you’ll totally comprehend what I mean.
«Earn» means “win”, “gain” and «make» means “do”, “fabricate”.
It’s where it all begins:
«Earn» relates to achieving something as a reward for your effort and investment, like a prize.
«Make» sounds like assembling, fabricate. mount, joining parts. It’s something more mechanical, as an assembly line, destituted of emotion, creativity or feeling.
When you create a website or business you must have an enormous passion or an huge interest by the theme it is about or by the market in which it fits. (You must love what you’re doing.) You should build it thinking and putting yourself in the shoes of anyone who comes and visits your website’s pages for the very first time.
Is he/she going to understand what the site is about?
Is he/she going to find what it is he/she is looking for?
Is he/she going to know his/her way around the website, the way it is organized and the way it works?
Will he/she feel lost?
Will he/she not like the website and leave to never ever return again?
If your only concern is making money it is quite possible that you’ll end flooding your pages with “buy now” buttons or something similar that will eventually scare your customers away.
It’s more likely that you’ll build a confusing website, wrongly thought, uninteresting and demotivating to make people stay, follow or even purchase something from you.
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