[Newbie] Few dumb questions.

deal with it said:

all i read
"can i post pics of my naked girlfriend ?"

Yes

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TheMayoMan said:

Not 100% on what you actually want to do so if I was you I'd do your research and pick a platform to learn and master, Better to be the master of one platform then mediocre at all of them.
For images, it just takes a quick google search to find websites that are full of free to use images.

Best tip I have for you learn how to do your own research because no one here will spoonfeed you what you need to know.

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David G. said:

Thanks for your opinion man, but if I start Whit all media, wouldn't it better to have more traffic sources than one? It Will be a long way to build followers on one profile, better to focus on more sources of views and master each one on the road. Do you agree?

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TheMayoMan said:

Not really,
I understand what you mean but it better to know the ins and out of one traffic source and have one you know will get you leads/sales etc,
IMO its better to get 1k leads from FB instead of 1k leads from google/bing/FB/Twitter.
Don't try to run before you can walk is what I'm trying to say.

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Determined Diva said:

Any business whether online or offline has one basic principle and that is supply and demand. With the technological developments and inflation as well as many other factors inclusive of cut throat competition ,obsoletion of monopoly etc., one has to now basically create a demand and the simplest way is to fill your website (your online showroom) with rich,informative,light and well structured content. My advice is to be 100% genuine,do your research thoroughly, proof read each unique article and don't sound like you're trying to sell to your audience. They must feel like you care and not after their wallets. That's the mistake I see all the time online. People are just too eager to sell which is a complete turn off for any potential buyer. After having set up your site with knowledgeable information (make sure you analyse how much time is being spent on each page by the readers to ensure engagement), it is then advisable to showcase your website by using social signals. It ensures longevity of your business and if done consistently by replicating the model, you'll generate a good income in no time and it'll only grow from there.
I wish you the all the best!

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Ozzyzig said:

One thing I would say is that before you do anything, read as much on here as possible.
I've seen a lot of people (myself included) jump into niches that they knew nothing about, but thought it would make them a lot of money. If you are able to build up the communities with something you're passionate about, this is really going to be a big help. This extends to being able to respond properly to the comments that people will put under your posts. It's all about fan engagement and making sure that they remain fans.

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David G. said:

Thanks for your advice. I absolutely agree Whit u, but i still have no best idea to work Whit...my passion Are dogs, ganja etc...but in my opinion pet niche would be hard to get enough traffic cause of big competition. I had an idea about makin funny vids Whit my dog And try to build ig fanpage but than i saw how many people already doin it make me disapointed, but i have friend Whit a zoomarket, thought about makin local webshop Whit his products but again dont have idea how to drive traffic from my country.

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klique said:

Since you seem so hesitant on what to do, then you're obviously not ready and will end up wasting your time and money if you happen to invest some. In order to have a good chance of being profitable on your first go around, then it's best you take a few weeks and keep reading. You'll never learn too much, and it's better to read from different people's perspective than just one. Rushing into anything usually leads to bad results.

You say you like weed and animals, then start in those niches. There's going to be alot of competition in every niche .. there are thousands of people promoting something in every niche, trying to find a magical niche that no one else is doing is non existent. The way you over come this is to have better content then them, and engage with your community more than they are. Youre doing it all manually, so you have an advantage.. you'll actually be authentically engaging with them.

Also, since you're doing it manually, that's a great opportunity to take advantage of multiple platforms. Don't limit yourself. Your initial plan was to work on multiple platforms, go with your gut. Make a schedule, dedicate one day to each platform you want to work with in the beginning so you can set things up properly, and when you start to get the hang of things, then break it down to 2 platforms a day splitting the normal hours you work per platform. Taking advantage of multiple platforms extends your reach x2.

Use what you read on here as a blueprint, but not a step by step guide. Don't be afraid to try things, as no matter which path you take the only way you'll see optimal results is with split testing. If you try and follow what you read on here step by step, youll likely fail a few times as that's typically what 100s of people do each day.. so the technique is saturated and washed up. Add your own unique twists to everything, and split test different techniques for each method.. after a couple weeks running those test campaigns, stick with the one or two that performed the best.

Once you've read enough, just take action.. don't wait, and make a bunch of threads asking what people think you should do.. you'll just get a bunch of read, read, read.. which is the best advice, but eventually you'll need to just take action and stop being held back by fear of failing. Anyone who has become successful in IM went thru losses in the beginning, it's part of the game, as there is no set way of doing things. If you're willing to stick it out past the losses and tough times, eventually you'll have learnt so much that you'll have no choice but to win. I personally lost thousands in my first couple years getting things right, and eventually learned which things to do and what not to do and have turned IM into my career.

Anybody can follow the same path if they have patience, the willingness to learn, and the right mindstate of going out and testing things on their own without looking for someone to hold their hand thru it. If you're finding yourself continually asking questions rather than digging for the answer yourself or going out and just trying different things until you get the right result then you're setting yourself up for short term income, or failure.. as you're allowing yourself to be too dependent.

Good luck with things.

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