"In the beginning, I would sell information CDs, diet pills -- a lot of different things. It progressed into selling the Poof Chairs," says D'Angelo. "The site really blew up once I started using pay-per-click advertising and learning more about getting high-ranked results in search engines."
Great article, inspiration for all of us I wish I was making the kind of cash this guy is bringing home, at the current rate it's estimated he will be a millionaire by 34.
Interesting read..
If you have the feeling running a business and got a quite "crasy" idea - it can sure be a majyor succsess..
I'm a huge computer geek, but you wouldn't know it from meeting me," he said. "My dad taught me Excel, but I learned most things -- like Web design -- on my own."
His webdesigns doesnt look that good if you ask me.. not a ace on the design front.. its easy to navigate and stuff thoo.. www.proofchairs.com
I looked at your name under the thread title and then saw "takes in $150,000 annually", so I thought you were; silly me. Anyway, one lucky guy. But a definate entrepreneur!
I wish I was making the kind of cash this guy is bringing home, at the current rate it's estimated he will be a millionaire by 34. 
, his site looks like it needs some improvement to me.
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