Just curious as to what the current success rate is of people doing affiliate and cpa marketing is? Does luck have anything to do with one's success or is there a specific formula that one should stick to? Also would like to ask for advice when sending emails to prospects, what are good title guidelines to follow for value and offer messages? Thanks in advance.
Success rate affiliate and cpa marketing
- Thread starter Don01
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Well dont think so much about statistics ,good luck etc instead start working hard and you will be more lucky you will learn more things etc .I think what makes people more lucky its not the luck its what subcosntient beliefs they have in the subconstient mind (mindset) its very important .Some people thing at a subcostient level that money come very easy to them and on the other side are people that think money comes very hard to them etc and this makes the diference between luck and non luck
Graybeard
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If you want a guarantee buy a refrigerator. Want a good paycheck (almost guaranteed)? Get a professional advanced degree.
If you want independence and a possible big payout Affiliate Marketing is really a compromise self-employment --you are not going to function all by yourself. You look for partners to handle the sales closure and delivery along with the after sales service --in return you receive a part of the profit.
I think the failure rate is rather high mainly for the reason that most people lack the self-discipline and determination to make money on their own.
Needed skill can be acquired --at a price --money/and or time. Marketing tactics constantly change --the ability, and the willingness, to pivot is probably one of the root causes of success or failure (IMHO)
That said maybe 10-20% will still be in business after a few years.
If you want independence and a possible big payout Affiliate Marketing is really a compromise self-employment --you are not going to function all by yourself. You look for partners to handle the sales closure and delivery along with the after sales service --in return you receive a part of the profit.
I think the failure rate is rather high mainly for the reason that most people lack the self-discipline and determination to make money on their own.
Needed skill can be acquired --at a price --money/and or time. Marketing tactics constantly change --the ability, and the willingness, to pivot is probably one of the root causes of success or failure (IMHO)
That said maybe 10-20% will still be in business after a few years.
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