the internet marketing only takes a few hours a week. once the ad is set up it's mostly waiting and watching to see how it's selling, then making adjustments where needed(changing background color, if too is low create split tests to see if model needs improvement) it costs money to pay for multiple ads, not a lot but that's why i like to keep a common or brick n mortar job for 2 reasons 1. so i don't get cabin fever or die from boredom because i hate neet life 2. so i can use that income to pay for the ads, or a night out at the bar, weekly expenses. most the money from ads goes to big bills or payments, insurance and repaying small loans i take out just to build credit. the rest goes into savings for wife and i, and into the trust for my son's. i'm considered a lazy affiliate by my peers in the same line of work, because i don't scalemaxx full time like they do. they are earning min 20k and upwards of 80k a month in profits or more. they deal with major companies that deal in health insurance, government contracts, medicare and apple products, they also do day trading which consumes a lot of hours if done right(ask tay if you want to know more about that) and run their own online "shops". we met through marketing seminars and most of them post on warriorforums(marketing discussion sites) next time you look up a product or service on google, check the top result, it will have greentext, greentext means it is a paid for ad. it won't cost you more if you click on that to reach the intended product page, it will however allow that ad payer to make a commission depending on your clocks and whether you buy. completely harmless(unless you think it's a jeet or jew making the commission) now amazon affiliate links, they not only will make money from you purchasing that product(at the same cost to you no matter if you clicked their link or just go through the main site link) but also make commissions on any other product purchased during your visit :)
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