Who should I interview
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I might take you up on that in a couple months when I get further into the product I'm developing.
That's what she said.
where did it say 2009? And commissions != "earned"
$4M in commissions with 3.4M in traffic costs is much less awesome.
Now that my lol's are over, here's a list you and Jacob can work on.
Mike Powell
Eli
Shady
Jon Fisher
Jason Akatiff
Charles Ngo
Josh Ziering
Rob Hustle
Dullspace
I think most, if not all of these have been mentioned.
Mike Powell
Eli
Shady
Jon Fisher
Jason Akatiff
Charles Ngo
Josh Ziering
Rob Hustle
Dullspace
I think most, if not all of these have been mentioned.
This. Except with Jon also.
Would be cool to do a joint interview with Konrad and Jon actually.
...Regardless of who Volk gets (probably none of the above mentioned) if the questions are just the cookie cutter shit he normally asks I wouldn't even bother reading it anyway.
You're being modest Mr. Websites, I've got a suspicion you'd have some interesting things to say.
I'd say throw him on that list.
Sorry to go off topic but gooddeal I just saw your sig:
Originally Posted by TheSnowBall
Jesus Christ! My children saw it, I'll sue you, I'll see you in court!
and realized that was my first successful dickroll
It couldn't hurt to get an advertiser/developer in your blog interviews now and again Jon. It would be nice to hear some general ideas from guys who bank off creating the product and having affiliates generate the income on their behalf.
Like FTC says, it's always the same general questions anyway. Why not hear from someone on the other side of the fence?
Like FTC says, it's always the same general questions anyway. Why not hear from someone on the other side of the fence?
hey awesome idea volk. interview some people and spread that shit to noobs since you can't really make anything work anymore from what I hear.
my suspiction though is that those people will be smart enough not to tell you anything important about their work.
the question is: How much money dose he need?
my suspiction though is that those people will be smart enough not to tell you anything important about their work.
the question is: How much money dose he need?
Good advice that I'm trying to take. I can add another perspective:
Learn about the world, and in particular study people as a group and their personal motivations. Think in a way that digs deep - not about what you want (which is to make money) but what they want.
Remember that as an affiliate, your job is to fulfill someone's needs, whether it's to explain a widget they may want, a diet product or showing them a blog with content they may find useful.
^^ There you go, I interviewed myself. :music07:
