syxcho
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this kek selling drugs
Is anybody making more than $1000/day??
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Could you please elaborate a bit more please.
That's great, I assume you are making 1k/day right?
I wish you could earn more!
vamnt1
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Thanks.
And you too, practice business early and work hard + science.
I love the movie Forrest Gump. It teaches us to always focus on what we are capable of. Persist. Stay optimistic in all circumstances because the future is full of unexpected results.
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if I have a 1k day something has gone really wrong. Thats not a lot of money at all.
to ask if anyone on the entire forum is making that as if its a huge amount is funny. Its barely a quarter mil a year.
renelavan
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Hi, what's the method that is giving most of your income nowadays??
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methods arent really the best approach, buddy. You have to build a real business which is something that includes marketing, operations, sales, management etc.
Most people here are too focused on methods which is why even 1k a day seems like a lot. Once you start building a real business you will realize even 10k per day is not a lot.
OccultKingdoms
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$1k a day is a beginner hustle. You can do it in an hour a day.
If you look at job market, $1k a day seems like an insanely good deal, even without job benefits.
But it's not a job. It's a business you develop for years and nobody is paying you for that till you figure out ins and outs of your hustle.
In business it's much harder cause you have to be a true master of all and not just a jack of all trades, like some people think. Think of a typical BHW sales thread... it's nasty and shows how unprofessional people try to do business. Those are jacks of all trades. And they in comparison to someone like you, you are a master of many things.
To go it alone, it's about selling, marketing and developing a product. It takes years. Or you can just hustle on some CPA links, but you'll hit the ceiling quickly and get confused.
I see you developed your business of real PBNs. You must have been really invested in that and have years of experience.
I've been to IM as a kid for quick bucks. Now as I am in IM, I think of copywriting as one of the lowest entry barrier businesses cause your service is your product.
But damn, selling that stuff makes me sweat. You need to have character and actually be social.
I went the route of own product. I became a self-taught software engineer in the process.
But the process of ideation, innovation and development was so time consuming and depleting, I had no time to sell it. If you decide to do it, rather have a partner and some support money.
So engineering / seo / w/e is just one piece of the puzzle. Another is selling that stuff, protecting it etc. I will say it again, it takes years.
Successful man...
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DigiMar
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How do you get your customers?
renelavan
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@reaaski
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Hi guys. It seems that you know what you are talking about and you have some experience.
If you had to start from scratch right now. What would be the first steps you would take?
@splishsplash
Hi guys. It seems that you know what you are talking about and you have some experience.
If you had to start from scratch right now. What would be the first steps you would take?
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This is a ridiculously common question. Everyone asks it.. But
Unfortunately the answer is entirely useless
Money is made 1 way. And it's not money.
It's skills. Skills + money is equivalent to 1 + 1 = 3, or 1 + 1 = 5. skills + skills is 1 + 1 = 2.
But no skills + money is like 0 * 999999 = 0
Or more accurately you could say skills is a number from 0 to infinity.
Results = skills * money.
What this means is, what I would do won't be helpful for you because what I would do is based on my skills.
What Grant Cardone is also different. What Alex Hormozi would do is different again.
What Alex Becker would do is yet again different.
Me, if I had absolutely no money, and nothing but an internet connection..
I might do SEO consulting calls that come with a couple of free guides an an on-page analysis for $497 and aim to get 2 per week.
I assume I need to live and eat and have no money at all here and no savings.. I have a family so this isn't going to work well for me, but if I was single I would move somewhere really cheap and aim to live off $500 per month including rent. Very doable.
The remaining $1500 per month I'd invest in ads to do webinars to grow my outreach business. $100-$200 for basic tools to facilitate the outreach and that'd leave about $1200-$1300 for the ads, which is more than enough to get started if you know to run webinar funnels.
I'd grow it to $10k/mo profit, then hire someone for $2k/mo to do the work. Increase my lifestyle to $2k/mo for comfort and have $6k/mo left to scale the outreach to $20k-$30k/mo. Then that's it. Done. From there I'd do what I'm doing now which is investing into AI.
While that's a fun thought experiment, it's entirely useless for 99% of people reading this.
OccultKingdoms
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I'm doing what the user above me said. Living off $1k a month and reinvesting. I'm living in middle Europe, so rent is $300, food is $300. Reinvesting everything. I reinvested past 4 years to get 3 skills. Still, a lot to learn. But it's so much easier to make money with these skills. I can teach my family and friends now. They can learn what I do with time and replace some parts, then support me. Win-win situation. Some will do calls, some will write software, some will research, write copy and sell.
TheMightiestFurher
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Can you suggest me a direction? I am willing to put in the work, just getting a lot of branches (paths). Direct me somewhere to head into.