Teenager parlays $8 loan into successful website business

Ashley Qualls, at the age of 14, started her own website in 2005 with $8 she borrowed from her mom. Now her site, whateverlife.com, grosses in excess of $1 million annually.
Ashley noticed that her friends in high school liked to personalize their MySpace pages. Her passion for graphic arts led her to create a website featuring her MySpace page background designs, available for free download. When traffic to her site grew to over a million hits daily, advertisers became interested. Now Ashley is so involved in her runaway successful business that she has had to drop out of school and retain the services of an Internet consultant.

http://whateverlife.com/

Teenager creates website that pays for her university education

It all began when Nori Evoy, now 16 years of age, went on a vacation for the second time with her dad to the Caribbean island of Anguilla, in August of 2002. Fascinated with Anguilla, Nori expressed an interest in establishing a website to help other people discover this sunny paradise. Her father, Ken Evoy, a Canadian physician and Internet entrepreneur, encouraged Nori to try her hand at using his Sitesell website business package. With a minimum of assistance from her dad, Nori built and developed a website which today earns her enough money to cover all her educational expenses and more. Read her story and check out her website at the link below.

http://case-studies.sitesell.com/smallbiz28.html#TEENS