I was making $500 per day back in 2011 using FB pages. That was my biggest profit because all of it was profit, no investment.
Then FB killed organic reach.
I was into FB Pages as well, were you growing them via s4s and t4t groups?I was making $500 per day back in 2011 using FB pages. That was my biggest profit because all of it was profit, no investment.
Then FB killed organic reach.
I don't even remember how I did it. But for my very first page, I used to spam other pages' comment section lolI was into FB Pages as well, were you growing them via s4s and t4t groups?
This is bad, I had sold one of my iOS apps for 120K$. That was my biggest profit.I was about to make 1500 dollars from a single invoice. But the buyer scammed me and I lost around 100 dollars for that.
I was making $500 per day back in 2011 using FB pages. That was my biggest profit because all of it was profit, no investment.
Then FB killed organic reach.
The same could be said of YouTube once upon a time. Remember when YouTubers with 100k subscribers could somehow live off of ad revenue from their weekly videos? This was even true to an extent in the early 2010s.I remember that period. Opportunities like that are now almost nonexistent.
I appreciate these stories so much ....This is bad, I had sold one of my iOS apps for 120K$. That was my biggest profit.
But it was a tough processI still can’t believe I sold it.
I appreciate these stories so much ....
How was the feeling when the money from the sale hit your account?
Was that NET or you had to pay out shares to partners and others?
I guess the feeling was short lived?I had no partner. When I saw it in my account, I believed I had succeeded.
I guess the feeling was short lived?
LMAO but why so? i am doing alright with businesses, but my mom is still nagging me to get a master's degree. I have read a few economics textbooks on my own for fun. I wonder if it would be easy to get a master's degree, as I am actually in the businessand pursued MBA (worst decision of my life).
You can. But I feel I could've done more/learned more if I actually worked on my plans in those 2 years.I mean, you can still learn something useful?
LMAO but why so? i am doing alright with businesses, but my mom is still nagging me to get a master's degree. I have read a few economics textbooks on my own for fun. I wonder if it would be easy to get a master's degree, as I am actually in the business
I mean, you can still learn something useful?
Sometimes I say screw everything, I should have studied medicine. Or I should have found a rich father-in-law hahaYou can. But I feel I could've done more/learned more if I actually worked on my plans in those 2 years.
This is just my personal opinion. A degree will certainly add value. Either with skills or with your personality development overall.