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Well...that is the question, isn't it? And to be honest, nobody who knows is likely to tell you.
Making money is all about supply and demand. Each side affects the other, until some balance is reached. If I have a way to make $10k a month (or whatever), and then tell you, you will start doing it. That makes the supply side go up, which would push prices down. All things being equal, without a change in demand, we'd both now make $5k a month...until someone else reads it here, and now we each make $3.3k a month...and so on.
It would NOT be in my interest to help you become my competitor.
What you need to do is find some un-met demand, and become that supplier. It's very hard to do, but not impossible.
Making money is all about supply and demand. Each side affects the other, until some balance is reached. If I have a way to make $10k a month (or whatever), and then tell you, you will start doing it. That makes the supply side go up, which would push prices down. All things being equal, without a change in demand, we'd both now make $5k a month...until someone else reads it here, and now we each make $3.3k a month...and so on.
It would NOT be in my interest to help you become my competitor.
What you need to do is find some un-met demand, and become that supplier. It's very hard to do, but not impossible.