My $100-300/day easy money making method
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raygendary
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- Jun 22, 2014
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Will this work, if you have low budget for example $70? I mean, i will use that money to buy service and then resell it to fiver?
You can turn the $70 into much more, but not reselling it on fiver. The idea is simply to buy quality services at a low price and sell higher. You could use fiver to upsell bigger services perhaps, but not to resell services.
Since my last visit here, I've been pushing offline sales too. Not the typical dentists and bricklayer type biz though. Learnt quite a lot of interesting sales channels too- happy to share, let me know.
Since my last visit here, I've been pushing offline sales too. Not the typical dentists and bricklayer type biz though. Learnt quite a lot of interesting sales channels too- happy to share, let me know.
stinkybishop
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- Feb 2, 2014
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Thanks Edgaro160. I'm interested in hearing about the offline sales clients. Do you have any specific methods I can use to target people offline? I've tried quite a few things myself, but it seems like everyone else has "done it before". I guess bricklayers and people like that get p#ssed with people sending them emails and cold-calling all the time.
No problem. If you need to know anything specific, let me know.
blackhatbro
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- Sep 26, 2014
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This is good but a common method
crmarjunkarthik
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- Nov 15, 2008
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Sounds like a good method. I myself a SEO service provider but I haven't thought of reselling others' service. Maybe I will think of reversing the method.
Hey guys
If you market offline, you generally find a more responsive audience. I have been attending expos in various businesses and just talking to people. It gives you an idea of the businesses out there also.
If you sit on the computer and try to market to offline businesses, it's quite tough coming up with ideas. There's people out there looking to promote all sorts of things like water filters and evergy saving products. This is all stuff you can promote, and when you talk to people face to face, it's a lot less boring!
If you market offline, you generally find a more responsive audience. I have been attending expos in various businesses and just talking to people. It gives you an idea of the businesses out there also.
If you sit on the computer and try to market to offline businesses, it's quite tough coming up with ideas. There's people out there looking to promote all sorts of things like water filters and evergy saving products. This is all stuff you can promote, and when you talk to people face to face, it's a lot less boring!
michaeljarvan
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- Mar 22, 2015
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this sounds good but has anyone did it and does it work? how hard is it? worth the time?