how sustainable is your income?
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My income is pretty sustainable. I set up a recycling program at the house and my F350 is diesel powered. I also only flush after 2 number 2's to conserve water.
Cool, when I come by to buy some new shit this week you better give me good service, bitch!
I'll be the guy spending a few G's in cash. :smilie_weihn_winki:
So what you are saying is that you ripped off a couple of flogs and now they don't work anymore?
I thought it would be more than that. Garage sales are a billion dollar industry.
People who question the sustainability of live and running billion dollar industries are not very... creative...?
The concept of marketing will never vanish into thin air. ALL modern industries evolve CONSTANTLY -- so should you!
First of all, very few people have what it takes to lay down their job and get started on their own. Among those, even less have what it takes to treat their new profession with enough dedication to fully establish their new existence. Ultimately, even among those who reach certain levels of success.... many just don't plan any further than what's required on a day by day schedule. Of course they'll drown one day!
Look at the Hiphop industry. There's a new 10-paragraph article somewhere every month claiming Hiphop's death since 2002. If you ask me? Yeah, my opinion is Hiphop is dead too. But has any of this hating slowed Hiphop from being the Negro equivalent of turn-total-nobodies-in-lambo-stunters-within-6-months [AKA affiliate marketing] ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3S95Mh4-BX8
You think that guy gives a fuck about analysts proclaiming his industry dead?
Harden the fuck up. Innovate. GET MONEY + GET PAID.
The concept of marketing will never vanish into thin air. ALL modern industries evolve CONSTANTLY -- so should you!
First of all, very few people have what it takes to lay down their job and get started on their own. Among those, even less have what it takes to treat their new profession with enough dedication to fully establish their new existence. Ultimately, even among those who reach certain levels of success.... many just don't plan any further than what's required on a day by day schedule. Of course they'll drown one day!
Look at the Hiphop industry. There's a new 10-paragraph article somewhere every month claiming Hiphop's death since 2002. If you ask me? Yeah, my opinion is Hiphop is dead too. But has any of this hating slowed Hiphop from being the Negro equivalent of turn-total-nobodies-in-lambo-stunters-within-6-months [AKA affiliate marketing] ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3S95Mh4-BX8
You think that guy gives a fuck about analysts proclaiming his industry dead?
Harden the fuck up. Innovate. GET MONEY + GET PAID.
CPA fads and traffic sources come and go, but I've had some steady traditional campaigns running for 3 years now (pretty much on auto-pilot) that still bring in money no matter what other offers or traffic sources I might be running. Find a few things that nobody else is doing, and even if they don't bring in the big bucks, it can provide a consistent base level of income. Find 5 traditional campaigns, a traffic source/keyword set that not many people are on, make $50 profit on each campaign per day, and you've got yourself a steady $90k/year income.
Being able to make hundreds to thousands of dollars per day off of a new traffic source/offer on a CPA offer is always great (and highly recommended), but it's also not that hard to find a few smaller campaigns that don't take much maintenance and bring in some solid cash too.
Being able to make hundreds to thousands of dollars per day off of a new traffic source/offer on a CPA offer is always great (and highly recommended), but it's also not that hard to find a few smaller campaigns that don't take much maintenance and bring in some solid cash too.