How much money can a Flash programmer make from Flash game developing?

Since start blogging about making money as a Flash developer, I've been filtering the big question of most of the Flash developers out-there: How much money can a game developer make as a freelancer? How much money can a Flash developer make by developing Ad-games? Join in-game-advertising networks? Let's start…

Most of the Flash technology programmers in the world were in some point of her life in the situation where they had to decide: Should I go into casual games developing? This issue was on my mind as a Flash site developer since it’s all about finance questions – How much money will I make if I'll stop developing crappy Flash sites and start develop amazing casual games. If you try to calculate how much will you exactly make – you're heading the wrong way.

Ask yourself first:
1. Can I run my own business?2. Can I work from home?
3. Do I have the ability to work alone, in professionalism matters?
4. Am I ready to get into the online life of MySpace/Faceboook/NewGrounds/Xpogames etc…? (If you just said: "Huh?" them forget the rest, you're not ready!).
Check out these few facts:
1. There are special portals for game developers: Kongregate, Armor Games, Miniclip etc. Use them.
2. Mochiads (and Google with new bet testing) can supply advertisers for any Flash game. You get paid per click (for 1000 gameplayes, you'll get around $1).
3. Developing games in Flash is the easiest way (the easiest, not 'easy') to get into the game development world.

Can you make the best casual game ever?! (Part 3)

Developing the best casual game ever means you deeply understands the true meaning of casual gaming। It means you are skilled developer and it means you should stop…

1। ॥asking your mom how does she feels with the main character movement across the game platform. Loose old & bad habits, use QA gamers.

2। ॥developing while using different substances. Yes, I know – half of you think: " substances?!...using?!?! SAY WHAT?!?" and the other half thinks: "But hi, dude, I mean common, no as in NO?!?...no way". Try. It'll make your eyes reopened.

3। ॥embedding downloaded MP3 files or ripped YouTube audios into your games. Use talented artists, they waiting for your call.

4. ..using 'black-hat' methods & tricky ways to revile your games. Use the dedicated portals, be dynamic – remake them as application in major social networks. Start your own blog (… ).

That's it for now...C U on Part 4 of "Can you make the best casual game ever?"