Semi-Newbie Into/Advice Please

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cratchett

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Hello to all! I wanted to first introduce myself and say thanks to all the contributors for the great information. This is my first post, and I really look forward to getting more involved and sharing my experiences.

I'm the type who dives right into things, so I've been promoting a CB product now for about 6 months, and now I'm to the point where I'm turning a small profit. I received a lot of good advice from the product affiliate manager, and much of what I've learned is from trying and often times failing (i.e. learning what not to do) :)

Now that I have a basic idea of what works, I want to further my knowledge and maximize my profit. I've been focusing on one small niche because when I did screw up, it didn't cost me very much.

Here is my biggest question. At what point do you leave a marketing campaign on semi-autopilot and move onto another product? What if any metrics do use to help in this decision?

As a secondary question, I would be honored if someone would be willing to critique my site/stats and let me know if I'm doing it right or just lucky.

Thanks for taking the time to read my thread, and I look forward to the responses.
 


I am not sure if you ever leave a site on auto-pilot forever. Maybe add a blog entry or some new content every week or so, or even eventually going to twice a week would be advisable.
 
It's always a dilemma for me when I try to move my focus from one project or website to another. I'm not sure about putting a marketing campaign on any degree of auto-pilot. I would be afraid I'd end up wasting money on something that wasn't working. If you're doing PPC, I'd keep a very close eye on what's happening.
 
I cannot rely on semi automatic tool for my successful products. Such tools may ditch you anytime. Its better to work hard for established products than working hard and ruinging everything.
 
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