what's funny is that he probably thinks he's doing great. He probably tells all his friends how easy this im shit is, "just throw a bunch of crap at youtube and the rubes eat it up, lol", If you were talking to him directly in a thread he'd tell you to fuck off about what your first post says, he'll do whatever he wants, cause he's got the sheeeeit dowwwwn!
In the meantime he's losing so much money because the conversion on those comments is virtually none. If he just did at least a 'slightly' better job he could make twice as much money posting on a quarter as many videos and not wasting time with multiple comments on the same ones. Probably take him a tenth of the effort to make at least twice as much if not more.
This kind of useless comment spam started getting bad last fall after the rude method ("easiest way to make $100 a day I know" or something like that), got shared on here. Some people can understand things like how to make comment spam that might stick, and more importantly might that might even convert. But there are too many more that are just idiots about it, but they'll be the first to say fuck off if you try to clue them in.
They just think automation is the key to everything. If they aren't making any money, then they must need to just send out more. It doesn't occur to them that if there not making money because it's crap then it won't matter if they send out even more. If they do start making some money from it, they think they've got it figured out. They don't understand how much money they're leaving on the table, but nothing you say will convince them they're doing it wrong. They'll milk it for peanuts until the sites change their system and the opportunity for real money is shut down. Sad to say but some people are unteachable, they're just a little too 'smart' for their own good. And ours cause they constantly fuck up good methods.
The rude thing is gone now, at least the gravy train part of it, the identca thing got spammed to death, and new members wonder why full step by step methods aren't shared. It's a shame, but it just goes along with the territory.
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@kimkils, maybe you should start a thread giving some tips on how to make better quality comments, and how to make sure they don't repost in the same threads multiple times. It might help a few people that are still working on this kind of promotion to start doing a better job. The one's that will listen anyway.
