I was a "learner" for the best part of my early days on the CPA/PPD scene.When i took the action for the first time and made some decent Minecraft Blogpost - http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/744/8970679802.jpg ,promote it with some YT videos i made 70$ in a week.(3 days of full-time work-designing the blogger,making videos..).
It was almost too easy and i couldnt believe myself.So,think it through,see whats popular and go for it,make it your own and promote it in any way you find suitable.Traffic will come and you will at least test your niches and learn something new,if no conversion,change something,promote more,if nothing happens wuth that niche for a month,month and a half time,move to something else.Dont linger forever on something that is over-saturated.Good luck and dont scam people,give them something helpful,or direct them to the warez sites where they can find something useful ( if you are in a PPD scene,cause most of the guys there are using fake stuff).
Not feeling bad at all for bumping it. This is by far one of the best threads I've read in a while on this forum, which does make a difference from a general 'motivational' thread.
Believe me this is one of the huge factors I am squeezing my brains, eyes and my '20s. And I choose life, I don't forget to live it, sure. But that won't stop me in chasing the quote : "Live a few years of your life like most people won't, so that you can spend the rest of your life like most people can't"
I hope I had read this forum when I entered the forum. I'm one of the guys who fall in this reading, learning, imagining loop.... This is 100% true and I hope people would just listen
Good read. Wish I wasn't in the money situation but at the same time, it was the kick in the arse that I needed. With that said, I started when money wasn't an issue. I had just read the 4-hour work week by Tim Ferriss (love that book) and I'd been wanting out of my job for a while. This year was a exceptionally difficult one. IM has certainly been challenging and it's come with little success so far. However, I have learned SO MUCH in the past few months. I certainly appreciate all the ideas on BHW, it's really helped get the motivation and creativity going. Thanks again for the post.
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