LinLicker
Junior Member
- Jun 14, 2013
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You never know.
This should be posted on every thread about someone giving up.
Given Up :(
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This should be posted on every thread about someone giving up.
nimdekvan
Regular Member
- Jun 3, 2015
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Failure is a path to success dude.
My first website got no sale at all. So after analyzing and I found what I did wrong I made another one, which I know what customers exactly want and then I got sales.
By the way. The TIME spending to make a website selling products of $10 and $100 is the SAME, so chose your niche carefully.
My first website got no sale at all. So after analyzing and I found what I did wrong I made another one, which I know what customers exactly want and then I got sales.
By the way. The TIME spending to make a website selling products of $10 and $100 is the SAME, so chose your niche carefully.
DanTe_0101
Supreme Member
- Mar 2, 2012
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When you are thinking of giving up, first think why you started and wasted 3 years?
Maybe you just have to push it a little more and BOOM!!
Maybe you just have to push it a little more and BOOM!!
Aluminium
Elite Member
- Dec 5, 2013
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You never know.
Love this one! It's a situation that we've all been through at some point in time.
henkepenka
Registered Member
- Dec 7, 2013
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I think it is time for you change the way you spend money on ads or even go for free traffic through SEO. For some motivation.. http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...6896-after-3-years-im-my-first-1-000-day.html
You never know.
plus one. never ever give up.
I manage a recording artist
My recording artist started Instagram 2 years ago.
His first photo has 90 likes and 7 comments
His most recent photo has 120k likes & 100k comments ( mostly from bots of course )
Moral of the story?
1. It took lots of time to grow his account
2. Bots rule
My recording artist started Instagram 2 years ago.
His first photo has 90 likes and 7 comments
His most recent photo has 120k likes & 100k comments ( mostly from bots of course )
Moral of the story?
1. It took lots of time to grow his account
2. Bots rule
LinLicker
Junior Member
- Jun 14, 2013
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Hey you at least got SOME sales. Some people never get ANY sales. That good feeling of getting those sales should keep you motivated to keep trying.
On facebook, instead of just doing ads, try commenting on posts and in groups. Don't be spammy about it.
sanj108
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- Aug 12, 2013
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Don't give up man!
If you are spending too much on ads, reduce it and spend little more on autoresponder.
Grab as many leads as you can and promote your products to them few times a week.
You'll see the result yourself!
Leads are assets for IM'ers that brings in $$ for longer term.
If you are spending too much on ads, reduce it and spend little more on autoresponder.
Grab as many leads as you can and promote your products to them few times a week.
You'll see the result yourself!
Leads are assets for IM'ers that brings in $$ for longer term.
- May 18, 2012
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Don't give up just yet. If you are totally relying on FB and Bing for traffic, when starting up IM then you are bound to fail. Using FB, Bings etc to generate a good ROI is an ART , you cannot master it without wasting so much money. If you are a beginner and don't have enough money to spend on ads, then I would suggest you to use other possible ways to drive traffic. Perhaps, YouTube would work fine for you, create a review website and post review videos on YT. Try to rank the site for longtail KWs and the YT video as well. Do anything, just don't give up. 
ReturnToSender
Newbie
- Jun 24, 2015
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You haven't given up or you would not have started this thread.
adultmarketer88
Registered Member
- May 11, 2015
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I would think facebook would be cheaper. Greedy ass Mark Zuckerberg.
