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For Immediate Release

COLLEGE STUDENT MAKES $87,000 in THREE MONTHS FROM INTERNET SITE Favorable Blog Mentions Lead to Quick Revenue

Hamden, CT, September 27, 2007 – How does it feel to be 22, in college, and make $40,000 in one week? Just ask Graham Langdon. He originally came up with the idea for the Million Dollar Wiki as a way to pay for college (he is a 22-year-old senior at the University of Connecticut). And in three months he has made $87,000 in revenue with virtually no costs.

The Million Dollar Wiki (www.milliondollarwiki.com) works as follows: every page is dedicated to a unique word or phrase. The content on each page is controlled by the page’s owner. Owners use the site, and specifically their page, as a vehicle to generate traffic, revenue or publicity. A page costs only a one-time fee of $100, and Langdon guarantees that the site will be up for at least 15 years. His intention is to keep the site up forever. Reselling pages is also allowed.

“Our page owners tell us that the $100 cost is a big benefit,” notes Langdon. “People can spend $100 on almost anything. But how often can you get a 15-year money-making investment for $100?”

How did Langdon sell $87,000 in pages since June, 2007? Primarily through favorable mentions on two blogs: www.shoemoney.com and www.johnchow.com.

Several page owners have already re-couped their $100 investment, including Matthew Lipman, who owns the design page, and has made about $800 designing Million Dollar wiki pages for others. Some page owners have made back their investment through affiliate links.

Langdon is expecting revenue to reach $100,000 in sales by the end of September, 2007.

For more information, visit www.milliondollarwiki.com

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