roccoobertinoo
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- Feb 22, 2014
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Hey everyone! So I've had this site since around July. It got about 70k hits in that month. In August it got about 90k. The site went down for a while, put it back up around october. Month of November it got 45k. December was 100k. January so far I got 175k and it should get up to 190k or 200k. Around 6k to 7k visitors a day.
It's a CPA lock site aka "fill out the generator then do a survey and I'll give you this"
So from Jan 1st to Jan 28th I got 171k visitors, which means they are presented with the survey but just leave the site when they see it. 60k clicks, which means they actually click the survey. And then 13500 downloads which convert to $$
So techinically it is monetized, but I was reading a post on reddit of a 17 year old talking about his success at a young age, who's a year older then me, who's also making around the same money I make, and in the comments section(not familiar with reddit so that might not be the correct term) I saw someone who did IM a couple of years back write this:
"I always regret not utilising the resources, perhaps as well as I could (I.e. Utilising 100,000 unique visitors per day to only generate $300 per day. Knowing what I do now, back then would certainly have gone a long way."
A couple of years from now I do not want to be saying the same thing. Does anyone have any advice for a young kid like me? I'd appreciate it, thanks!
It's a CPA lock site aka "fill out the generator then do a survey and I'll give you this"
So from Jan 1st to Jan 28th I got 171k visitors, which means they are presented with the survey but just leave the site when they see it. 60k clicks, which means they actually click the survey. And then 13500 downloads which convert to $$
So techinically it is monetized, but I was reading a post on reddit of a 17 year old talking about his success at a young age, who's a year older then me, who's also making around the same money I make, and in the comments section(not familiar with reddit so that might not be the correct term) I saw someone who did IM a couple of years back write this:
"I always regret not utilising the resources, perhaps as well as I could (I.e. Utilising 100,000 unique visitors per day to only generate $300 per day. Knowing what I do now, back then would certainly have gone a long way."
A couple of years from now I do not want to be saying the same thing. Does anyone have any advice for a young kid like me? I'd appreciate it, thanks!
