Amongst Traffic Exchanges there is an oft quoted statistic that only 2 to 3 percent of all who endeavour to make a living from traffic exchanges enjoy a profitable return from their endeavours - thus indicating that some 97 to 98 percent consistently lose money. One assumes that that would not have been their intention? so what happened?
The reasons are as legion as the surfers themselves; I have no access to the statistics from which to base an opinion - other than my own not very successful efforts to-date. I do know that once having picked up the bug of surfing - it's very hard to stop; even in the knowledge that to continue in the same fashion must inevitably bring the same results - there are so many conflicting advices around - which one to take? which leads to glory and which to penury? Suck it and see? - the old lollipop test? ah! but that can be so expensive?
I do know one thing; the best of all the alternative solutions which I have seen, and am currently pursuing, has such persuasive logic, and a step by step, carefully watch the budget approach, that only someone who has been through the mill could present. I'll add more to this in the weeks ahead; I am truly convinced, like Dale Carnegie and Zig Zigler, the best marketing result is achieved between willing buyer and willing seller, both knowing what they are getting and/or receiving, and neither expecting a free hand out. But if you want to read about a comprehensive, fully up front, offer that will make your mouth water, try this one?
Go to : "http://tinyurl.com/mjbksf5"
