TheReviewer
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- May 5, 2018
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appreciate the thoughtful questions . I track actual cost + hours for each method, breaking down my time spent, out-of-pocket costs, and effective hourly rate because ROI is the real metric, not just "it worked." I also clearly flag which steps I did myself versus hired out (and what I paid), so solo beginners can judge replicability. I also note how long each method seems viable, because some techniques get patched in weeks. Keep the questions coming, they make this better for everyone.following along on this. one thing i'd ask is that you track the actual cost and hours per method, not just "works/doesnt work". a lot of these app rank n bank courses technically work but by the time you factor in the freelancer + the months of waiting the roi is trash for the average guy reading the thread.
also the freelancer part is a double edge tbh... if you outsource the time consuming bits then your results dont really reflect what a solo newbie could pull off. maybe note which steps you did yourself vs hired out so people can judge for themselves.
the play store one is interesting timing wise, google has been cracking down hard lately so curious if the methods account for that or if its already half dead. will be watching.
Appreciate the suggestion, Services are a different beast, they depend heavily on the provider's execution, current workload, and even the specific account or campaign. What works for me might not work for you with the same seller, and I don't want to give anyone a false green light. Courses are a fixed product: you buy it, you run the method, you get a result I can actually reproduce and review fairly.Can you add services too? I have a few people that I’d love to review.