by Sahail on March 16, 2010
Interesting heads up for you guys.
You know I like experimenting with making money online and so on.
Well, last week I bought some traffic.
This is the cardinal sin for all bloggers across the globe. Do this, and you will rot in Hell, or something like that.
I did it for one clear reason though. I wanted to see what it was like.
Seth Godin says you should always test everything out before you ditch it, and I believe that. So I bought traffic, even though I know two things that should have put me off.
First of all, any bought traffic is untargetted. This means anyone who is pushed to your site by traffic merchants does not have the foggiest idea as regards who you are or what you do. It’s like taking a wrong turn on the road. Means nothing.
Secondly, I knew it was potentially unethical. You are disrupting someone’s life when you shove them to an unwanted website.
But I wanted to try it. And you know what? It stinks.
You waste your money, and on top of that, you waste any chance of connecting with any of those people who come your way.
So, as a cautionary tale, as another lesson from The Smart Home Worker, don’t buy traffic.
Suppose that means I just saved you some money…
Until next time, work smart.
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by Sahail on March 12, 2010
Okay, here’s the deal.
A few months ago, after spending a very long time trying to find the answers to all of my questions regarding making money online, I found this book.
‘How I sell Thousands of Products Using the Net’ is that rare thing, an eBook that actually delivers.
Everyone I know who is making money on the Internet has got this book, mostly because I’ve sent them a copy.
And now I want to give you a copy too.
It’s well written, by a guy who used to be a copywriter (you can tell).
It’s honest too. The book is about making money over time with hard work. Which is exactly how the Internet works.
Best of all, the book’s advice works.
I suddenly started making real money after reading it. Not millions, but real income. Dependable income.
No other book has come close, and no other book has delivered like this one.
I’ve never given anything away on The Smart Home Worker. Mainly because most stuff is a waste of time. And it usually costs.
This opportunity came up, and when I realised I could give it away, well…
But hey, I’ll let the book do the talking. Grab it now, for free, and within a few hours you will be sowing the seeds of something big.
Trust me on this one.
Until next time, work smart.
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