Are you sure you were majoring in the right subjects? A business degree + good IM skills = 6 figure income.
You don't necessarily need a degree, but if you pick the right one, it could actually do you a lot of good.
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yeah dude, i was planning on going back when i actually
want to, and getting a business/marketing degree.
i was majoring in nursing for the time i was there, because my mom wanted me to.
now i know its a horrible idea to force yourself onto a path, laid by someone else.
today i made a new video in windows movie maker with 5 slides
the video looks very boring (black background white text) but its extremely simple, which is good, and my voice over makes it an interesting video imo,
i simple spoke about the subject surrounding the product, and nudged them towards the product i was selling from clickbank without being too pushy.
i boosted it with 100k views, 1000 likes, and 15 High PR backlinks, with 5000 2nd tier social bookmarks.
i should probably add some comments though, just realized that 100k views without comments looks extremely sketchy...
ah but i'll just put comments approving the product by people that have avatars that relate to my product, so theres more trust..
also gonna add comments of random people asking if the product is worth it,
then have my other youtube accounts reply to those comments saying how interesting the product was..
i might even add a video response to my video saying how much they loved the product.. = more trust
its weird, im pretty sure making people trust you is the key to selling shit...
but i digress,
now if i can just get the video #1 on google and youtube.
edit: already ranking for the #21 spot in google for a long tail keyword im going for, #1 in youtube though
and im on the bottom of the 2nd page in google for the main keyword im going for
search volume is decent, considering the views:date posted ratio of the top videos.
im sure if i can get it to the top spots, i can make a few sales a day
that's all i can really find. im using serpbook for google tracking, but doing youtube tracking manually.
