I have made enough with CPA, what next?

[KingItachi]

Hi guys, Sorry for my bad english.

since last year, I have made enough money from CPA on various platforms(instagram/yt/quora/web2.0). But now I feel its enough. because, I can not depend on this income.
I want help, how can I start an online business on which I can depend? I have some Ideas in my mind but I would love to hear you suggestions.

I dont want your method, I just need the right direction. I know many people start their IM journy with cpa. I just wanted to avoid mistakes that they have made in their journey.

 

[H1ghSky]

Tbh CPA is not really a beginner friendly method. You need to master at least 1 traffic source to make it work.Pick a traffic source whether it’s facebook,reddit,instagram etc. and start learning and testing.
Focus on one thing at a time and then expand on to other platforms once you are good enough with your primary traffic source.

 

[KingItachi]

Tbh CPA is not really a beginner friendly method. You need to master at least 1 traffic source to make it work.Pick a traffic source wheter it’s facebook,reddit,instagram etc. and start learning and testing.
Focus on one thing at a time and then expand on to other platforms once you are good enough with your primary traffic source.

Thanks for the reply.
I think I did great with CPA with very less investment I was making $3k/month. but now I stopped working on that thing so i am making less, the problem with the CPA Is it wont stay forever it will get deleted or deranked soon. I am looking for something which that could make me contsant income even if it less its fine as it can add up in the future.

 

[Hamza SEO Anchor]

You can start with blogging and can rely on it.

 

[KingItachi]

You can start with blogging and can rely on it.

Thanks for the reply, I am not good with the writing content so its hard for me to run the blog. I think Youtube is easy than blogging.

 

[H1ghSky]

Blogging is definitely one for the long term, go for it if you are ok with losing a bit of money in the beginning. You can also outsource content if you are not great with writing.

 

[Henry Cooper]

I was in your same shoes a few years ago. Simply put, in the spectrum of illegal (including TOS violations) and legal activities, the further it is on the illegal side, the more likely you will succeed in the business. You are taking on personal (hidden) risks to gain a demand advantage in a short supply market. In that transition, margins are normally smaller, and chances of success will drop significantly in legal niches.

My recommendation would be to keep doing what has been working with you so far with 100% effort and start pouring that money into new projects that are more long-term. Be aware that no matter what niche or business you are operating in, nothing will last forever (hence the term customer-lifetime-value). Everything has a money-in money-out ratio of some kind (ROI?).

 

[KingItachi]

Blogging is definitely one for the long term, go for it if you are ok with losing a bit of money in the beginning. You can also outsource content if you are not great with writing.

Thanks for the suggestion, This is a good Idea. but I think I might loose money in this, because I dont have any experince with backlinks or blog content research. I know as a newbie i shouldnt be picky. but I will try blogging after I do some research on backlinks and content research.

 

[KingItachi]

I was in your same shoes a few years ago. Simply put, in the spectrum of illegal (including TOS violations) and legal activities, the further it is on the illegal side, the more likely you will succeed in the business. You are taking on personal (hidden) risks to gain a demand advantage in a short supply market. In that transition, margins are normally smaller, and chances of success will drop significantly in legal niches.

My recommendation would be to keep doing what has been working with you so far with 100% effort and start pouring that money into new projects that are more long-term. Be aware that no matter what niche or business you are operating in, nothing will last forever (hence the term customer-lifetime-value). Everything has a money-in money-out ratio of some kind (ROI?).

yes, Thanks for your advice, I am confuse with "what long term project or business should I try?"

 

[Henry Cooper]

yes, Thanks for your advice, I am confuse with "what long term project or business should I try?"

That really depends on your persona. Just don't keep switching around niches. Try different angles in the same niche, so you get experience in that particular market. Chasing the golden goose based on outside input does not end so well normally. As long as you give 100% your chances are good. I would pick the projects based on your budget. Is there anything you have in mind so far?

 

[Starblazer]

If you're interested in reselling, then you can become an SMM reseller and promote these services on social media platforms you're already familiar with. You can also buy an existing affiliate business and promote it with facebook ads. If you get into blogging, then you can outsource both content and backlinks. The opportunities are endless as you haven't decided what to do next.

 

[TechEinstien]

Just slowly start shifting your time to other things. Blogging will be a good idea.

 

[djsobuj]

Invest in offline business, every online income method can destroy within one day. ( YouTube can suspended your channel, Google updates can kill your blog/website, paid ads cpc can increase hugely for competitors)

 

[BillyGene]

Read the "my journey" forum, You will get ton of ideas.

 

[charles133]

Create asets that makes you money on autopilot for example a youtube channel ,a blog an email list .These can make you autopikot income if you grow them enough .then you just need to work 1 hour per day to hold the traffic

 

[KingItachi]

That really depends on your persona. Just don't keep switching around niches. Try different angles in the same niche, so you get experience in that particular market. Chasing the golden goose based on outside input does not end so well normally. As long as you give 100% your chances are good. I would pick the projects based on your budget. Is there anything you have in mind so far?

Well, I would like to try something with YouTube, I heard lot about cash cow channels but I haven't tried that yet.
because of my past experince with CPA, I know how youtube algorithm works, how to take advantages of kws, basically I know how to rank a video. I am not saying I am an expert. : )


and there is so much confusion with the cash cow method. '_'

And about my budget, I havn't really thought about this but yes I am willing to invest some money to buy assets that helps me to make money in future

 

[KingItachi]

If you're interested in reselling, then you can become an SMM reseller and promote these services on social media platforms you're already familiar with. You can also buy an existing affiliate business and promote it with facebook ads. If you get into blogging, then you can outsource both content and backlinks. The opportunities are endless as you haven't decided what to do next.

Thanks for reply, Where can I get more information on " Existing affiliate business" ? : )

 

[Starblazer]

Thanks for reply, Where can I get more information on " Existing affiliate business" ? : )

You can purchase from Facebook groups, marketplaces like Flippa, or just post in WTB section here. If you find something that fits your requirements and budget, then you can scale it up with your own strategies.

 

[HustleTong]

You could invest in niche sites and go hard on content for a couple of months
Display ads pay really well even if you can't make any commissions from selling stuff

 

[lifeisme]

You can start with blogging and can rely on it.

Thats what im looking to do now, i really
make serious bag with adult. But like the thread onwer said. You cant rely on that 5 years from now. But investing months into a blog and having no instant results… you need to be motivated to do that.