Double Tap
Newbie
- Dec 30, 2015
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Do you guys ever build up a page then decide to leave it?
If so, when do you realize it's time to leave..?
If so, when do you realize it's time to leave..?
When to Abandon a Page
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SejtanovRatnik
Regular Member
- Nov 26, 2015
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I worked 2 years one my website (news portal) and tried to earn money, but no luck 0$. Than I earn 70€ with Adsense, and decided to leave that website and focus only on Adsense. Must say that was best decision in my life. 
onelettershor
Supreme Member
- Aug 4, 2015
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If it has no luck with anything, although it's good to keep trying Op!
wblteam
Senior Member
- Jul 21, 2014
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Well, not sure what you meant by a page. If you mean page of website, there are many pages in site that we built earlier are not brining anything. We left them where they are. If it is social media page for example a facebook page, the same thing happened. Actually if we find we cannot manage things that we need to make the page successful we abandon.
JustChillin
Elite Member
- Apr 14, 2015
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It's really hard to make a profitable page nowadays with so much competition. You can't expect a page to become your full-time job in a span of few weeks. It takes months and years to build a page that will earn you good amount of money.
That's why you should be careful when you start a page, you should do a good research of what's profitable and good niche to get into. If you choose a good niche and have the patience to grow it, one day you will surely make money with it. Almost every single account with decent amount of followers is making money. You can do it too.
That's why you should be careful when you start a page, you should do a good research of what's profitable and good niche to get into. If you choose a good niche and have the patience to grow it, one day you will surely make money with it. Almost every single account with decent amount of followers is making money. You can do it too.
Double Tap
Newbie
- Dec 30, 2015
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I understand, I'm glad the long duration helps weed out the "get rich quick" crowd...
Hard work pays off! I'm looking to use online marketing to supplement my income and help start off future business through the marketing. That is, if everything works out and my accounts can amass to several hundred thousand followers. I've got nothing but time at this point, so I can wait