Must Success Always Start With Failure?

This is true, but when it comes to google serp; it is hard to classify a mistake as a mistake. That makes the game tougher, I think. For example, you might not be penalised even if you made a mistake. On another blog, you might be penalised for some neg seo that you didn't obviously do to yourself. On a third blog, you might rank for no reason whatsoever. As @VSYNC pointed out, there are no rules. That's pretty hard to digest as a seo/imer. I do not care about it a lot, because I have other revenue streams, but I feel sorry for those who do. No wonder @bartosimpsonio calls google retarded.

Manual reviewers also fuck a lot of websites because fuck you.

Go in a site, don't like it? Hit "low quality" button. For a new site this basically kills it.
 
Care to share what your other means of revenue are? haha
There's no secret to that. I am primarily a salaried person. As for IM, I prefer other techniques than SERP traffic, because Google SERP is weird. I prefer Social Media traffic (group spamming, spamming sponsored posts and so on) and ads.
 
Theres not a hard rule about sucessful companies or projects starting with failures but they are the best ones because thats the only thing showing your weak spots.
 
There's no secret to that. I am primarily a salaried person. As for IM, I prefer other techniques than SERP traffic, because Google SERP is weird. I prefer Social Media traffic (group spamming, spamming sponsored posts and so on) and ads.
Which do you earn more from, Salary or IM??
 
You will most likely fail at least once just because of lack of experience, information or skills - its impossible to know everything right from the start.

The only way to get around that is to keep trying and getting better until you succeed.
 
Why has failure before success been Normalized in this community?
Succeeding at something on your very first try requires a lot of factors to go right for you. Failure before success isn't romanticized. No one likes working really hard at something only to see it fail or not work out like it was supposed to. But if it happens, it's alright. Everything could only have two outcomes any way - You either succeed or you don't.

If you don't it's alright. You get another chance at it.
If you succeed the very first time then that's awesome.
It's just that people learn a few things after failing that helps improve their chances of succeeding the next time.

You probably saw this coming but to quote Thomas Edison after he repeatedly kept failing in his pursuit to build an incandescent light bulb -
"I have not failed. I have just found 10,000 ways that don't work."

He obviously would've saved so much time and energy had he succeeded at his very first attempt but he would've never gained the knowledge and perspective that he did from repeatedly failing. To put it into a few words, you will most likely fail at something new that you pick up and it's completely ok if you do.

Looking back at all my successful pursuits and failures, I honestly remember my failures more. It's a different kind of high when you fail at something, work your ass off and eventually turn that L into a W. It feels all the more better.

Good luck!
 
I just got rejected for AdSense. My first failure
 
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