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Comment on Internet Marketing: Don’t Kid Yourself - This Is A Business by lisise

lisise — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 10:59:32 +0000

That’s genuinely weird - they don’t want to monitor their business :do they check their online bank accounts - or is that too technical! I struggle with php - but analytics and adsense are well set out reports which are easy enough to understand - particularly if you read the instructions!

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Comment on If They Promise You Can Make $10,000 A Month Or More, RUN AWAY! by Maxine

Maxine — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 01:56:56 +0000

Great message! I love the “too many allergies” LOL.
I suspect that those who claim to be making so much money from internet marketing, are actually making the majority of it by selling their programmes, raking in the dollars from unsuspecting individuals, at their seminars.

Comment on If They Promise You Can Make $10,000 A Month Or More, RUN AWAY! by Jenny

Jenny — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 04:00:45 +0000

Yes, Lissie, it’s a steep learning curve.

Even once you have your head around marketing, it’s still difficult to grasp that 90% of people who buy your product won’t use it, won’t use it properly, or won’t even take it out of its wrapper.

Somehow, it seems wrong to me to have their money in that case - even though I know it is their own choice whether they use a product or not.

I want everyone to use whatever I provide, and get value from it. Still coming to terms with the fact that a lot of people won’t, despite my best efforts.