The email is all over Google with that 5LINX shit.
I have his link and pic, but the new me doesn't engage in behavior that causes non-white people harm if I can help it.
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Beware, this is the long and hard way.
"The shield turns the fast blow, admits the slow kindjal!" - Paul Atreides (Dune Book)
"The slow blade penetrates the shield." - Gurney Halleck (Dune Movie)
I do most of my work online and I can tell you that most of these people out here selling shit can't make a dime outside of Internet Marketing. Or they engage in taking suckers' shirts on places like Warrior Forum.
Fuck a WSO. To me, you aren't shit if you can't make it in the Health/Debt/Dating markets. You just have to figure out a way to make yourself a middleman that controls, at a minimum, .00001% of a multi-billion dollar market(s).
The best stuff to learn from aren't the latest products out here promising everything, but the tried and true ones of 5+ years ago.
Recommended courses that work, are long-term, and aren't dependent on the whims of a search engine when you get established (Google Slaps/Sandbox/Panda/Penguin/etc.).
Pick one and
one only and stick with it. Don't try anything else until you can repeat that process and become successful with it in another niche.
Tiny Little Businesses
Adsense Master's Course (Version 4)
The Last Money Report (the one you'll find is a ripoff of the original author, only the names have changed)
The are better courses than the above, but they are found nowhere online. Payment is required and they are not cheap. I'm talking four figures minimum, no hand holding and they don't let everyone in.
You can get all of these courses for free* if you put the course name and blackhat in Google search. From my experience, this will separate those who aren't willing to work
hard from those who do.
Whatever niche you choose, set goals and adhere to them. If your niche isn't breaking at least even after three months, don't get discouraged and dump it and move to the next big thing. Just don't put anymore more work into it. Start a new website and ride it out. It might turn profitable right before the domain expires. It happens. Just find another niche and start again with the same method as the first.
That means four attempts at generating websites that produce income in one year.
If the niche hits out the gate, devote everything to it and guard it like it's top shelf pussy. I'm talking pussy with Oprah's bank account.
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Or if you're really bold, find someone who markets via email, make a product that can tie in with theirs and do whatever is necessary to get your product sent to their email list. Even with a small list of 1000 subscribers at a 1% conversion rate of a product priced @ $50 nets you $500. Now do that with five or ten more list owners.
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P.S.
Test. Test. Test. Track. Track. Track. Did I say test and track everything? I don't care if it's something as nondescript as a punctuation mark. Make a record of it and test it.
I once had a product launch with 40,000 unique visitors over the course of one week with not one solitary sale. An extra question mark to the headline was the difference between no money to 64 conversions the next week with a tenth of the first week's traffic.
That was my second successful website selling a 30 page PDF w/ pictures/10 minute interview mp3 of the local African hairshop lady/transcript of mp3 @ $17 for natural haircare for sisters made all in the course of a weekend. I still get at least two or three sales a week from that website and it's almost eight years old.
P.P.S. If you learn or know how to get buckets of traffic, it doesn't matter from where, disregard all that I wrote above. You've just put yourself ahead of 99.99999% of people selling online out there, including me. You don't need a course or a product. With just eyeballs alone, you'll luck yourself into converting whatever you're selling. Even the holy grail of them all, PORN! I know it's hard to believe, but most people actually whip out their credit card for porn even with all of the tube sites and places like BGOL.
Addendum:
I have around 20 websites that generate between 120K to 140K a year. That doesn't mean I have a disposable income of six figures. I pay myself a salary of $45K a year and I don't on average spend no more than $25K a year for bills, hobbies, entertainment and the occasional trip. I don't even own a car and haven't needed one since 2001. Everything I need is less than three blocks away or can be delivered via snail mail. No cable. No landline. No cell phone. No gym membership. Just internet and a SIP provider for my tiny Asterisk box. I grocery shop everyday for my three meals and a snack.
My mindset when it comes to greenbacks is all due to a book I picked up by mistake, Jacob Lund Fisker's book Early Retire Extreme and MrMoneyMoustache's RSS feed.
My next project *crossing fingers* is connecting with Randy Flagg (
https://www.youtube.com/user/chamaflauge) based in Shanghai and another brother who shall remain nameless, who is a professor at a Chinese university ("I ain't never coming back to Chitown"), but ships whatever you need back to the US. Randy for the small shit. Professor for big shit that arrives on pallets.
* = If you make money with the first two programs, do the people a solid and eventually purchase the program to show your appreciation. If the last one works for you, don't send anything to the author with the Pop/R&B singer's name. I can direct you to the original.
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I should have cleaned this up and turn this into a blog post before Google sees it.
300 hours
