Make money purchasing accounts

What if I purchase fb accounts or websites with a large following and send them a CPA offer?
Would that work and how much do accounts go for these days? Will I get my money back?
Let me know

Dude, you either need to spend more time reading BHW or put more thought into your threads.

Ignorant said:

What if I purchase fb accounts or websites with a large following and send them a CPA offer?
Would that work and how much do accounts go for these days? Will I get my money back?
Let me know

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Well if done right, then your fb accts and websites would be a source of customers - yes.

But fb might ban you. They don't like cpa offers. And websites need lots of work on them.

So the answer to your questions is basically yeah. But with tons and tons of details in between, so do like Asif said and read lots.

Asif WILSON Khan said:

Dude, you either need to spend more time reading BHW or put more thought into your threads.

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Where is the best place to begin? All I see are old threads that may/may not work, new threads claiming it works or guides that actually work but is not worth the time and effort.

Whats the best thing to start reading and investing time into? Over the time I've been on here its either blog/wordpress/affiliate links or specializing in seo/sem.. Do I need to begin from the beggining with keyword research and niche that works before jumping into making blank websites with a theme on it? Or is it better to go the social media path?
Dude what works in 2016 that actually works?? And not making pennies in 6months time because thats pretty bull. Where can I invest money now to market to the right people to get my money back??

Ignorant said:

Where is the best place to begin? All I see are old threads that may/may not work, new threads claiming it works or guides that actually work but is not worth the time and effort.

Whats the best thing to start reading and investing time into? Over the time I've been on here its either blog/wordpress/affiliate links or specializing in seo/sem.. Do I need to begin from the beggining with keyword research and niche that works before jumping into making blank websites with a theme on it? Or is it better to go the social media path?
Dude what works in 2016 that actually works?? And not making pennies in 6months time because thats pretty bull. Where can I invest money now to market to the right people to get my money back??

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Nearly everything still works, it just takes longer and requires more work than it used to.

First look at your own strengths and weaknesses, what are you good at?
Are you creative?
Can you Write or Design?
Can you sell?
Are you passionate about something/anything?
Once you have identified where your strengths are then look for a method that uses them.

The sooner you take action, the faster you will find out what you like and don't like to do, then go from there.

You are unlikely to make money with your first few ventures but it is all part of the learning process.

Don't put off starting a project just because you are afraid it might fail.

Ignorant said:

Where is the best place to begin? All I see are old threads that may/may not work, new threads claiming it works or guides that actually work but is not worth the time and effort.

Whats the best thing to start reading and investing time into? Over the time I've been on here its either blog/wordpress/affiliate links or specializing in seo/sem.. Do I need to begin from the beggining with keyword research and niche that works before jumping into making blank websites with a theme on it? Or is it better to go the social media path?
Dude what works in 2016 that actually works?? And not making pennies in 6months time because thats pretty bull. Where can I invest money now to market to the right people to get my money back??

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There is no magic method. Stop looking for one. Almost all work. Yes, even the ones shared from 2011. Not the super spammy ones that have been patched up. But those never last long and are easy to spot.
The success is based on the effort you put into it. Best place to begin is pick a method and stick with it.
If you're jumping around from method to method every week, you're not going to make it.
If you're plan is to follow an outlined method following a-b-c steps, you're not going to make it.
The best way to learn if something works or not, is to take action and test it.
You'll always learn something. What you learn can always be applied to anything you work on in the future. All those small things you learn add up into knowledge that gives you an edge over your competition. That edge makes your chance of success that much greater.

I don't want to test something that can't last long term. How much knowledge do you have to know about a subject to even begin? Is it as simple as even knowing the different sub subjects so you can hire professional writers that can make ranks go organically to #1 through links/keywords/etc?
What if I only know 15 articles worth of information on a subject, can I make money with that if the niche is narrow enough? Is this possible?
Or should I invest alot into a website with tons of articles in place making money already and I can continue expanding that site. Am I dreaming? lol

It just occured to me that I could just make one wordpress site with a really nice theme describing an ad which leads to a CPAgrip/similiar offer link and they buy a product and in return I get the profit. The way this works is making the wordpress site with the long tail catch baiting customers to click on a package is by buying alot of quality traffic/blogposts to the website right?

Is this a good way to bring pages to number one on google? It would be nice to have people see a store packed to items from China or a bundle offering them information. Have you guys tried this?

Sounds like spam to me. You definitely need to read more about this.

The reason I'm putting off projects is because I want to come up with a "plan"/"model" which has been delaying any initiation from my part. I haven't started with anything which is my problem. Anyways, what I know is that great content that creates trust/value while slowly building up lists and links is the winner. I am far from knowledgeable but am slowly understanding what is going to last in the long run and what won't. I'm not aiming for instagram 10$ a day. I want to build a business but I don't have a model. I'm probably in the very early stages of doing anything.
I haven't done creative work, I can't design, nor proven myself to be a copy writer or have yet to sell a single product. What I can do is research best practices and content that is already there and force myself to start something.

I'm thinking that in order to not create spam, I would have to
a) have a product- physical or digital. (ebooks/guides/pdf or a physical name brand- I have alot of read on this)
b) have a blog/website/ecommerce shop/email list. Hire quality writers,designers and offshore talent to constantly churn out content. I wonder if learning how to spin multiple quality contents together is something an individual can do himself to create content that I don't have an expertise in.
c) hop on multiple platforms to build a following. Learn SEO for the future. Aiming for automation.
d) promote A by sending everyone in C, all the offers and websites I can in B.
profit?

True, this is an a-d step method but where do I begin building a model with potential to work? Niche/keyword research and continuously test what sells,converts,and the works?

How long on average does it usually take to test a method? I'm probably going to read on the curation of best posts and search bar from there. I'm not afraid of failure, I'm afraid of investing time and money on something proven not to work LONG term or something that will lead me nowhere in terms of learning/money. Should I best to stick to one method until complete failure while working on other streams of income that does not require immediate attention. What do you think? I'm sure there is plenty to learn from failure but based on posts such as 90% fail - and so many people are posting"methods" or incomplete journeys leading to nowhere. I guess I can learn from them to further narrow down what I should be testing.

It doesn’t matter what we think. Try the methods you learned and see if it works. That is your answer. If it doesn’t work then it was a terrible method. If it does work it was a great investment of time.
90% of your methods will fail. Keep doing it until you find one that works. IM isn't easy.

Good point. I wonder though, IM will never be easy. Will there always be a demand for "how to get rich in IM" if the quality of work is innovated or even taken from existing ones that work?