I can sympathize. People so often say "learn nutrition" or "understand economics". And it's like... how? I understand the internet is a wealth of information but it's also endless misinformation and info overwhelm that its easy to go "Where the heck do I even start and who do I listen to?". :P...
Both, maybe. Either he lucked into making those incredibly effective ads or he knew what he was doing.
But he is also so full of it. LOL. Learn from his ads and don't pay him anything is what I'd say :P
Welcome to the forums friend! You'll find here people won't really help you but they give away so much good information that you'll easily be able to help yourself. Best of luck with your site!
I think Reddit can convert like crazy but it's very hard. People go to Reddit often because they want honest reviews from other people who don't have an ulterior motive in what they post. In a way, I hate seeing people trying to change that. I think the best way to make Reddit reliably work is...
Obvious question but you're getting a good ROA in this method? What budget range do you spend on ad spend? And how long does it take of ads and emailing to start seeing ROA?
Yeah, this seemed way too risky to invest the time and effort. If I'm putting in the effort, I'd want it to feel worthwhile and somewhat sustainable. Glad you said this. AMV and fair use videos seem like a way better option.
Ninjapinner seems like a great way to get your account blocked- Pinterest is fairly sensitive to any bot-like behavior. But man I wish Tailwind matched that price even though it's worth the costs.
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