First of all, I respect your opinion.
Secondly, your opinion that I have no business skills when it comes to making money is laughable. I don't really have to prove myself to you or to anyone else. I have a lot of personal tools/bots I don't release because it will saturate and break a website. However, with YT, this simply isn't the case. The mere fact that there are thousands of us marketing on YT and it doesn't get saturated + we still make money is a testimony on how profitable this website is.
It's not like I'm selling an exploit or some magical tool that makes you money when you press a button. With YTG, You actually still have to use a few brain cells to make money. It's just a
tool to success, nothing more.
With my Marketing efforts, I haven't reached the $100/hour mark yet but on good days I come close to $60/hour which is pretty good IMHO.
As for selling bots, do you actually know the process + rewards of selling public bots or just know bits and pieces of it? A decent, well planned (we use the agile development process) & well priced software makes a pretty good return. It's not as good as what I personally make on YT, but it's pretty damn good.
I realize a lot of people paid for a private comment rater bot. Well, that only means there is a big demand for it. If I have no business skills at all, I wouldn't capitalize on that demand.
One more thing that seems to tick others off is how low priced my tools are. Hah, I wouldn't go more into details but that's the best price we came up on our feasibility study. Yes it will create more competition, but in the end.. it will help and benefit more people.
Also, what you said has some merit to it. Yes it does take time and a lot of resources to launch a software. Most traditional money making businesses do.
But we have accepted that fact a long time ago, and we actually enjoy developing programs and talking to people. We don't half ass our way out and abandon a project.
So bottomline is: zero business skills or not, We will still continue to develop and share methods that make money in BHW. That's the main essence of this forum and we will support it.
You just need to implement some logical thinking when developing a bot to keep up with their ever changing system. Manually doing it in a browser works.. so pattern your code to what a browser does. Parsing forms, etc etc.
I can go into the technical details but that is besides the topic. But we certainly appreciate the support for our idea
