Yeah at first I was trying to better eductae myself, and I have fixed the powerseller thing. I don't know why I did that in the first place.
How to make some real money on ebay and affiliate marketing.
to be honest all i see here is you wanting people to sign up to this 'thing' its much like your ebay auctions you were posting yesterday.
Im sorry but your wasting alot of my and other peoples time with constently posting about how to join your 'scheme' and yet you dont have the time to do it but you say its great.
Are you serious about helping people find PRODUCTS to sell or are you just wanting people to sign up and do the dirty work as to say for you.
you say you appreciate peoples point of views and take it in but i really dont see it.
no that is not what I am trying to say the only product I have not used is the one me and you discussed. I use auction yen all the time to find demand for my product and i use clickbank to make money through affiliate marketing. which is a part of why i am doing this.
The only thing i meant about the data entry is you can make money, but it is too time consuming to someone like me. It might be to you also, but some people might want to use it as a primary source of income. This is th only product I do not use.
In all honesty, I hired people to work for me, and I have heard the line from too many people who dont. Heck I hired my wife! (Before she became my wife of course!) The whole point of this thread was to show people the technique you are using to make money and not to get them to make you money isnt it? When it was suggested that you begin your own thread about the issue I personally was under the impression that you were going to teach us the benifits of clickbank and how you set it up, how you are advertising and how we can too, not how to join the programs that you pick. After reading all this, I feel like I've just been to a car dealership.
-Benjamin
When it was suggested that you begin your own thread about the issue I personally was under the impression that you were going to teach us the benifits of clickbank and how you set it up, how you are advertising and how we can too, not how to join the programs that you pick. After reading all this, I feel like I've just been to a car dealership.
thats what i thought too
jhscody80 - I understand what you're doing and why you're doing it... but what you're forgetting is that we're not the people you should be marketing to.
For one thing, we're already members here, so you wouldn't get the referral fee. Also, there are only a dozen or so active members... which means your resources dry up pretty fast.
Also, unless you want honest criticism (good and bad) about a specific ad, you don't need to repeated post the same links. We'll see what you are offering when we go to do the critique... if we like it, we'll bite. If not, we won't. It may take a while for us to bite... I know that even if I did want to purchase one of your offerings, it would have to wait, as all my money is tied up in inventory... but the more I see you pushing your ads, the less I consider buying through you.
I also won't look at any ads that make me auto-watch a listing. If you don't offer the regular link for it, I won't even consider looking at it. I have enough things in my ebay going on right now that I don't need unnecessary listings taking up even more space.
I know we may sound harsh, and it's not meant to offend, it's just we keep seeing the same things over and over and over, and they aren't contributing to the betterment of the forums. There are somethings that bear repeating (like trying to avoid using western union and t/t with wholesalers and things like that)... Information like that benefits everyone who reads it... Seeing an auction listing for the 30th time doesn't benefit anyone but you.
well, im sorry for being so pushy. Centercorp and OTNIC, feel free to ask me any questions about how to make money with clickbank. Ask me any question about it you want to.
You need to be careful doing that type of auction with links in it, ebay frowns on not getting their share LOL. The members idea of combining them all in an ebook and then selling the ebook might be a better way to go.
Also, you might want to buy some one cent auctions and bump up your feedback. it's low for the amount of time you have been a member and you want to bury the negative. Most people won't look past a page or two of feedback.
Oh and having them watch the item....you trying to hit the pulse page?
One other thing I noticed... people are going to be skeptical of 'titanium powerseller secrets' and how well your products work, since you aren't a powerseller yourself. I know for me, I see something like that and I immediately think 'If this stuff is so good, why aren't they powersellers themselves... must be trying to sell me another program that doesn't work'.
I'm not saying the products don't work, just that people can be very skeptical when the person selling stuff like this hasn't made it work for them yet. Think about it... would you take advice on how to become a millionaire from the corner bum who hasn't had money in 10 years? Or are you going to take the advice of someone who is a millionaire or very close to becoming one?
None of this is meant to be mean... just my opinion, and hopefully will help others who aren't sure why stuff like this might not be working for them.
One thing I must say is that I sell information to become a powerseller. I am a powerseller and the information I sell is how I got there!
I can understand selling 'powerseller secrets' when you aren't one... but to have a feedback of a little over 200 and be selling 'titanium powerseller secrets'... that's a little fishy. I did my research and to be a titanium powerseller you have to be doing $150,000 per month in business to get that ranking.
Selling a rank or two above where you are is one thing... being at the bottom of the food chain and trying to sell info on how to get to the very top... makes me skeptical. Not everyone is a skeptic like me though...
Guess people have tried to scam me one too many times... I'm a victim of Amway, and a few other programs...
Some people have their guards up higher than others, however the ones who don't usually are the ones who are going to fall prey to a scam later on. Thats what separates the wise from the fools (no insults intended to anyone). Look before you leap, be the lawyer! Poke holes in someone else's story, find inconsistancies, not to hurt them but to protect yourself!
-Benjamin