Raji Reddy
Newbie
- Dec 27, 2016
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i intrested ordering let me tell your payment details
Permanently Closed Marketplace Sales Thread
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NeoThePrime
Power Member
- Nov 8, 2012
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- Jan 24, 2015
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Sending out PMs to everyone regarding prices and information shortly!
NeoThePrime
Power Member
- Nov 8, 2012
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price???
The illustrator
Regular Member
- Nov 17, 2012
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Please send me pricing and information. Thanks
WandaGlover
BANNED
- Mar 17, 2018
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Hello WritersBlock and thank you! In your case, what type of webpage is visitors being sent by you to? I ask because your bounce rate appears to be significant.
psipanels
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- Oct 20, 2017
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hoangvinhcbvn
Regular Member
- Jun 12, 2014
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this offers still available? do you have any coupon?
niveadominos
Newbie
- Oct 10, 2013
- 28
- 10
Am going to use this service coz I have some projects to do soon
Goosely Gaggle
Newbie
- Mar 27, 2018
- 12
- 6
Sent you a message on your s.k.y.p.e.
anthonyemmerson
Newbie
- Apr 18, 2018
- 2
- 0
Hi, I am interested. I tried to drop you a PM, but as I am a newb still, i can't. How do I contact you?
EDIT: Dumb me did not see the email in the bottom. Deservedly a newb for the time being.
EDIT: Dumb me did not see the email in the bottom. Deservedly a newb for the time being.
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- Jan 24, 2015
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I've responded to about every Skype and email inquiry.
It's now been 1 year since I've started offering this service.
The last year has seen a lot of change on Reddit (doing away with defaults, user profiles, new voting algorithms, new homepage layout) and a lot of change with my service (price increase, addition of the non-guaranteed service, cryptocurrency/YouTube specials). I have made some tweaks to my process and it continues to do exactly what it's been doing this whole time.
Throughout that time I've had some remarkable success with quality content, so much so that I've partnered up with a couple of content creators to promote their material on a recurring basis. I've also been called horrible things when someone's ICO doesn't hit the front page of Reddit or their "Kim Kardashian's Top 10 Botched Plastic Surgeries" listicle gets downvoted, even when I give everyone a complete rundown of the risks.
I've also noticed a trend that has steadily grown since about October of last year - people hunting for information. On a typical day I'll get 2-5 new inquiries about getting sites or content on Reddit. After a couple of messages back and forth, about half of these inquiries either thank me for my time or decide to place an order. For those who thank me for my time, I totally understand, it's not a cheap service. For those who place an order, I go to work developing a posting plan.
Then, there are the other 50% of people who start asking about where I would post their content, what type of account would I use, how much karma should it have, what time of the day is best for posting, which piece of content from their website would work best, how many upvotes do I send, how many comments do I add, what should the comments say, pretty much completely asking me exactly how my process works. I don't work for free.
Because of this and my schedule, I'm going to be limiting the number of new projects I take on. It probably doesn't come as a surprise to some of you but internet marketing is not my career, it's something that I'm very good at and I do make time for my customers, but that time is increasingly being taken up by recurring clients. I'm still happy to take a look at any inquiry/website/video but don't take it personally if I decline to promote it or give you different options. My family and my career come before IM and there are only 24 hours in a day. If I felt like only sleeping 3 hours a night, or completely foregoing free time, I could squeeze in more Reddit projects (before anyone asks, I'm not interested in teaming up with anyone to do this service, I'm either 0% involved or 100% involved).
I said this back in July and it still holds true today: I won't be raising my prices any further. They are currently at $500 for the guaranteed service and $350 for the non-guaranteed service. I'll also be extending my r/videos YouTube special indefinitely - 2 for $500.
At some point in the future I may stop taking new orders completely, I may even stop promoting the recurring clients I have and/or bow out of the IM business completely (it's been nearly a decade). If I do, it won't be because of the bad experiences (which are far outweighed by some incredible people), but because time with my family is far more important than side income.
It's now been 1 year since I've started offering this service.
The last year has seen a lot of change on Reddit (doing away with defaults, user profiles, new voting algorithms, new homepage layout) and a lot of change with my service (price increase, addition of the non-guaranteed service, cryptocurrency/YouTube specials). I have made some tweaks to my process and it continues to do exactly what it's been doing this whole time.
Throughout that time I've had some remarkable success with quality content, so much so that I've partnered up with a couple of content creators to promote their material on a recurring basis. I've also been called horrible things when someone's ICO doesn't hit the front page of Reddit or their "Kim Kardashian's Top 10 Botched Plastic Surgeries" listicle gets downvoted, even when I give everyone a complete rundown of the risks.
I've also noticed a trend that has steadily grown since about October of last year - people hunting for information. On a typical day I'll get 2-5 new inquiries about getting sites or content on Reddit. After a couple of messages back and forth, about half of these inquiries either thank me for my time or decide to place an order. For those who thank me for my time, I totally understand, it's not a cheap service. For those who place an order, I go to work developing a posting plan.
Then, there are the other 50% of people who start asking about where I would post their content, what type of account would I use, how much karma should it have, what time of the day is best for posting, which piece of content from their website would work best, how many upvotes do I send, how many comments do I add, what should the comments say, pretty much completely asking me exactly how my process works. I don't work for free.
Because of this and my schedule, I'm going to be limiting the number of new projects I take on. It probably doesn't come as a surprise to some of you but internet marketing is not my career, it's something that I'm very good at and I do make time for my customers, but that time is increasingly being taken up by recurring clients. I'm still happy to take a look at any inquiry/website/video but don't take it personally if I decline to promote it or give you different options. My family and my career come before IM and there are only 24 hours in a day. If I felt like only sleeping 3 hours a night, or completely foregoing free time, I could squeeze in more Reddit projects (before anyone asks, I'm not interested in teaming up with anyone to do this service, I'm either 0% involved or 100% involved).
I said this back in July and it still holds true today: I won't be raising my prices any further. They are currently at $500 for the guaranteed service and $350 for the non-guaranteed service. I'll also be extending my r/videos YouTube special indefinitely - 2 for $500.
At some point in the future I may stop taking new orders completely, I may even stop promoting the recurring clients I have and/or bow out of the IM business completely (it's been nearly a decade). If I do, it won't be because of the bad experiences (which are far outweighed by some incredible people), but because time with my family is far more important than side income.
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