hey guys,I do e-comm and want to learn AM

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wazzup BHW,
first of all, a big fat thank you!
I just started reading some of the threads here and cant get enough of how much and how awesome all the stuff here is.
also I really enjoy the community aspect here. altough many of members here may do some blackhat stuff, it seems like they come here to chat with friends, search and give out valuable info, like one nice big family. Some real gents among thieves :-P

experience:
For the past 2 years I've been manufacturing physical products in Asia, branding it, importing to Europe and then selling them locally and globally through wholesale, e-comm and SMM.
While the ROI is great (2x-10x), it takes a long time to get the return and it brings a great amount of overhead.
To deal with manufacturers, customs, warehouse renting and management, assistants cooridination, shipping carriers, customer support...etc, so I started to look around and figured that I would like to try out AM.

diving into it:
I already started using some white hat methods from here to boost my social media accounts, but would like to do more AM on the side.
for starters I am trying out print on demand sites as I can fit it into my current niche and also use my previous experience with FB ads.
So far, the biggest problem for me is to stick with one thing, it all just seems so appealing that I find a new interesting idea everyday.
what are your hacks to stay in with only one project?

that's it for now, thanks again to all of you helpful members. :)
 
I do not judge..everybody is free to do whatever the hell they want :)
What I meant was that the name of the forum being blackhatworld does not mean that everyone is involved in blackhat activities here.
 
You mean you plan to manufacture shirt in Print on Demand or you simply use existing POD that is manufactured by others??
 
What I meant was that the name of the forum being blackhatworld does not mean that everyone is involved in blackhat activities here.
ah ok gotcha.
would be funky to find a ratio though. :)
do you remember any poll across BHW members

You mean you plan to manufacture shirt in Print on Demand or you simply use existing POD that is manufactured by others??
simply use existing POD platforms...like teechip or teespring..

Welcome to My Home .. BHW is the Place where i belongs to

looking forward to fully explore your home :)

used to be both, now longer can imagine being an employee
 
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For the past 2 years I've been manufacturing physical products in Asia, branding it, importing to Europe and then selling them locally and globally through wholesale, e-comm and SMM.

Is the statment above is when you are employee?
 
For the past 2 years I've been manufacturing physical products in Asia, branding it, importing to Europe and then selling them locally and globally through wholesale, e-comm and SMM.

Is the statment above is when you are employee?
nope, the boss, I employ people
 
yeah its quite funny, but you know, everybody wants what others have :)

I am not quiting my business at all, just want to have some side project.

I actually encourage you go do that, it can be really rewarding.
 
Why do people often relate blackhatters to thieves? It's not the first time I've encountered that comparison and I find it rather stupid and annoying to be honest.

Anyways, welcome on board OP. I'd say beware of information overload and use the advice a great member of this forum gave me:

"Make a top five list of methods/projects you want. Make a folder on your desktop for each one, and a sixth empty folder called "backburner". Focus on those five projects. Give yourself three months. After three months, take the three projects that either are looking like they aren't going to pan out, or that you have the least interest in/spent the least amount of time on, and put them in the backburner folder. Don't think about them, don't touch them, until you are happy with the status of the first two."
 
Why do people often relate blackhatters to thieves? It's not the first time I've encountered that comparison and I find it rather stupid and annoying to be honest.

Anyways, welcome on board OP. I'd say beware of information overload and use the advice a great member of this forum gave me:

"Make a top five list of methods/projects you want. Make a folder on your desktop for each one, and a sixth empty folder called "backburner". Focus on those five projects. Give yourself three months. After three months, take the three projects that either are looking like they aren't going to pan out, or that you have the least interest in/spent the least amount of time on, and put them in the backburner folder. Don't think about them, don't touch them, until you are happy with the status of the first two."
Yup, blackhatters are not thieves. Blackhatters are spammers
 
Why do people often relate blackhatters to thieves? It's not the first time I've encountered that comparison and I find it rather stupid and annoying to be honest.

Anyways, welcome on board OP. I'd say beware of information overload and use the advice a great member of this forum gave me:

"Make a top five list of methods/projects you want. Make a folder on your desktop for each one, and a sixth empty folder called "backburner". Focus on those five projects. Give yourself three months. After three months, take the three projects that either are looking like they aren't going to pan out, or that you have the least interest in/spent the least amount of time on, and put them in the backburner folder. Don't think about them, don't touch them, until you are happy with the status of the first two."

thank you for good tips

Yup, blackhatters are not thieves. Blackhatters are spammers

:D :D everybody is a spammer sometimes
 
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