The recovered archive
Old pages. Visible provenance.
27 early Daily Money Tree source articles about blogging, marketing and freelance work. Their printed historical dates and capture records remain separate from this edition’s eight new guides.
HISTORICAL SOURCE — NOT CURRENT ADVICE OR AN ACTIVE OFFER. The saved text may contain old statistics, rankings, product claims, affiliate invitations, first-person experience and promises about traffic or earnings. Those statements are not independently verified or adopted by this edition. Dates printed in the old page, archive capture dates and new publication dates are separate. Old bylines or signatures do not identify present staff. No old referral, sales, subscription or contact action is active here.
What was recovered
The saved Wayback inventory contained 983 HTML records. Title and period filters selected 48 query-free single-path pages captured before 2022 about blogging, marketing, writing and freelance work. Every selected capture was retrieved successfully and contained text. Twenty-one were excluded after review as direct affiliate/product promotions, acquisition offers, income/conversion guarantees, dated aggregate-stat claims, an off-focus allegation/opinion or a near-empty index. Twenty-seven original-site body regions are retained as historical source text. Isolated Related/signature tail labels are omitted; raw captures and original body digests remain locally preserved. Links, scripts, forms, advertising controls and embedded media are not reactivated. The 2020 homepage also included gardening, health and lifestyle categories; this edition deliberately curates the digital-work strand rather than inventing an investment service from the domain name. Medical material and later crypto posts are outside this selected collection. No old author biography, photograph or service team is claimed by the new edition. This is a text edition, not complete restoration of all 983 records.
Dates in the list are capture dates, not assumed original publication dates. The original wording is retained as source text; old commercial claims are not independently endorsed.