Calling $1k a day affiliates

[johu]

On another note keep in mind that everything is subjective. Money amounts can be deceiving.

If you spend $10K in advertising getting $1K profit you are doing much worse than a guy spending $500 in advertising getting $500 profit.

What you need to be asking is about ROI not end result.

What are you, a publicly traded company? If cash flow is not an issue, would you rather spend $500 a day and make $1000 revenue, or spend $10,000 a day and make $11,000 revenue, if neither are scalable beyond those limits?

I'll go for whatever return I can get, cashflow permitting. With weekly wire-volume and high credit limits, nobody should be concerned with ROI - ROI (or more appropriately, ROAS) should only come into play if you could be talking that money and putting it into a better return vehicle.

 

[Mike]

Be careful how you ask questions here. I realize you would love to get the keys to the kingdom, but asking for them is generally a bad idea. Most people will just tell you to fuck off. The nice thing about this being the newbie section, you'll get a little more slack here.

That being said, as most of the others mentioned diversification is always a good thing. Whether you're talking about online marketing, stocks, or girlfriends (oh wait, that last one isn't a good example).

On the other hand...

When you first start out, it's hard to diversify. If you have a small budget, splitting into even smaller pieces can be tough. The other thing to consider, if you're relatively new to internet marketing, you're still learning a lot and trying to diversify into a bunch of different areas could really frustrate the hell out of you.

My advice: focus on what you are comfortable with in the beginning. Or if you're not really comfortable with anything, pick something that you feel you have the best grasp on and head in that direction. Learn more, lose some money, make some money, and keep chugging forward. NOBODY that is successful on this forum went from $0 to $1000 per day immediately. It took time and experience to get them there.

Disclaimer: I don't make $1000 per day.

 

[metoo]

Now that's what I'm talking about - thank you for your answers (and warnings)!

I just wanted to get an idea of what was possible and I guess the best idea is to spread your offers out and diversify.

Thanks and seasons greetings..!

 

[Flashfire]

Craigslist + CPA + coreg = internet monies!!!

 

[Danc1122]

On another note keep in mind that everything is subjective. Money amounts can be deceiving.

If you spend $10K in advertising getting $1K profit you are doing much worse than a guy spending $500 in advertising getting $500 profit.

What you need to be asking is about ROI not end result.

You're a fucking idiot. Please tell me you were just joking around...

 

[FatalError]

If you spend $10K in advertising getting $1K profit you are doing much worse than a guy spending $500 in advertising getting $500 profit.

You are a fucking idiot.

 

[cardine]

Now that's what I'm talking about - thank you for your answers (and warnings)!

I just wanted to get an idea of what was possible and I guess the best idea is to spread your offers out and diversify.

Thanks and seasons greetings..!

My advice would be focusing on getting one profitable offer, and then scaling it as much as you can. After that, I would look at other offers. I wouldn't worry about diversifying your revenue if you currently aren't making anything.

 

[busyni]

It feels much better reading responses than asking questions. Although I am slowly pondering what I should post a thread about, I am cautious of it.

Seems like you guys tell it like it is, sometimes that's something you can't get anywhere else. Nice.

 

[sgtryan]

On another note keep in mind that everything is subjective. Money amounts can be deceiving.

If you spend $10K in advertising getting $1K profit you are doing much worse than a guy spending $500 in advertising getting $500 profit.

What you need to be asking is about ROI not end result.

i fucking LOLED

 

[barman]

If you spend $10K in advertising getting $1K profit you are doing much worse than a guy spending $500 in advertising getting $500 profit.

$1,000 > $500 m i rite?

 

[Dullspace]

i fucking LOLED

in this thread

 

[Roundabout]

If you spend $10K in advertising getting $1K profit you are doing much worse than a guy spending $500 in advertising getting $500 profit.

 

[Tenso]

I think he meant something like, one affiliate getting 100% ROI over each $500 spent do better than one getting 10% ROI on 10k spent. :stonedsmilie:

 

[.Hack]

What he said. Move on. The money is only to be made with selling eBooks and PLR articles.

Yes. Buy an ebook from Warrior forum and then pick a clickbank product and write 10k articles/day and hope you get atleast 3 sales daily! Make sure you do keyword research when writing your articles so you can rank #1 on Google in 3hrs like WarFor gurus and then make an ebook about it. :costumed-smiley-087

 

[Mike]

I think he meant something like, one affiliate getting 100% ROI over each $500 spent do better than one getting 10% ROI on 10k spent. :stonedsmilie:

Still a major fail. If you could afford to spend $1,000,000 and got a 10% ROI, would you do that? Or only spend $5000 and get 100% ROI?

Extreme example, but ROI isn't everything.

 

[HustlinHard]

So you've been here for over a year, and yet you ask a question about how many "products" people have in there portfolio to make 1000k/day? What does that even matter? Dude, why are you even assuming that anyone here is promoting "products"? Seriously, I'm not trying to be a dick here, but just giving my honest analysis of this thread (something many will not provide you, and rightfully so..). That question is a joke, you should know that this is an affiliate forum and many people aren't even promoting products...

Next, why do you care about the distribution of other peoples income? What can the answer to this question possibly help you with? The answer is absolutely nothing. I'm confused as to what you are doing attempting to run a business period, if you are not aware of the fact that in any industry in this worlds existence, the distribution of income would vary from individual to individual.

The bottom line is if you want to make money, get the fuck out of this thread, and start doing shit instead of asking questions about random things just to stimulate your motivation, entertain yourself, and waste time...

If you simply want reassurance that there is money in this industry, the answer is YES! People make money in affiliate marketing, there is potential, end of story son. Now stop fucking around and go get it.

 

[prosumer]

Can someone who understands how a $1k a day affiliate works, pls give me a breakdown of their stats?

Like how many products are you promoting? Over how many traffic sources? You can even be more specific, like ppv, ppc etc if you like. Also, does a single product make the majority of sales, or do you literally have 10 products which make approx $100 a day?

I'm trying to get my head around what a successful campaign looks like, and how it's broken down?

Thanks for your time.

I does $1k a day promoting Clickbank products on Google Groups and Yahoo Answers. I only promote 1 product called Get Google Ads Free, because it teaches others how to get free ads from the Google. Sometimes, I makes $2k a day!

 

[reneeb]

I believe promoting several different affiliate programs
is one of the keys to making money as an affiliate for
other people products.

Also useing a capture page with your affiliate will help
you build a list of prospects and buyers.

Renee B

 

[yoogyaaja]

1. Sign up with an affiliate network.
2. Grab the links from all the offers. (dont bother with tracking)
3. Make a list in HTML. Lists in HTML documents
4. Put the ones that are $38 and higher in <h1></h1> tags.
5. Run random traffic to your URL (PPC, PPV, or a $10k media buy will prob work the best)... doesnt have to be targetted because as long as you used all the offers they'll prob buy something.
6. Cross fingers.
7 Profit.

Thank you for share