How long to test this? (Gone Wrong)

Orozuz

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Hi.

So, I've been testing some new stuff (new for me) and as usual, is converting zero and generating zero income. I can't trust my criteria anymore, so, I rather ask: for how long do you test a method, until you abandon it and start another one? (making literally zero, not slow or inconsistent, just zero)

I've been in both sides, quitting too early and not quitting early enough, so I'm not sure.
 
I believe you should stop using the method after producing something. Additionally, you must add something original to the method; you cannot simply follow it word for word.
Good luck! :)
 
I believe you should stop using the method after producing something. Additionally, you must add something original to the method; you cannot simply follow it word for word.
Good luck! :)
What do you mean with stop using the method after producing something?
I'm trying to add original stuff to the methods, but so far hasn't worked very well

Thank you bro :)
 
What do you mean with stop using the method after producing something?
I mean, make sure your method is profitable first. Check to see if it is time- and money-efficient. If not, make a change. :alien:

Some things function for a while before being patched. You can either try working around it at that point, but you'll probably make less money. Alternately, try making some changes. In the worst scenario, you alter your approach.
 
I mean, make sure your method is profitable first. Check to see if it is time- and money-efficient. If not, make a change. :alien:

Some things function for a while before being patched. You can either try working around it at that point, but you'll probably make less money. Alternately, try making some changes. In the worst scenario, you alter your approach.
Oh, definitely. I try to always use methods that are profitable, I make sure when I try one from here, that's not too old and has good comments regards profitability and time investment.

Most of the changes I tend to make, are about details but keeping the main formula intact. It's just that I always use methods with free traffic, so I have to invest a lot of time, because I don't have the resources to invest money for paid ads.
 
it's difficult to get a concrete answer...because it depends on the method.... we often make the mistake of abandoning a method too quickly...
 
Patience, we must learn to be patient, I am still learning to be patient but there is something very safe here, if you propose something, don't leave it so fast, dedicate a little more time to it
 
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