How long did it take for you???

yukinara · 08-26-2009, 11:48 PM

How long have you been in this industry? For many people, to get a decent job which make around 30-50k a year, they have to get at least an Associate Degree or Bachelor degree(my cousin is making 60k working at Microsoft and he has Master degree). To make 6 figures a year, a normal person has to get doctorate degree and those require around 10 to 12 years of studying.

but, since I have talked to many successful people doing CPA, most of them can earn 6 figures from the second year of working. I know a guy who make enough to pay off his school fee(university if you want to know) and buy himself a nice Infiniti G35 at his second year in CPA, and he start out with a blog.
Another guy I know who live in the same city make 6 figures in his second year by using Craigslist

And the list goes on

For me, I have to say I still haven't achieved much, I'm waiting for my check(which is around $800 from CPA Empire) and I'm making a decent amount on other networks. I can see the potential, but for now, the cost is still greater than profit. I plan to reinvest all of them to buy some tools which make everything easier to me to scale up some of my campaigns right now, and after that, God know how much I can make.

So, in this thread, I just want to ask you guys who are somewhat satisfied with what you are having right now: How long did it take for you to be right now? Everyone have different goals, mine is to make $100.000 in a year, so I can't compare to a guy who want to make 200k. But if you are somewhat satisfied with what you achieved, then how long did it take to do that?

honestbizpro · 08-27-2009, 04:12 AM

Wow what a question...makes me feel pride and pain at the same time!

I am proud I did not give up..but thinking back of all the mis-adventures I have had online I guess I would say I would do it all over again but I sure don't want to!!!

I can remember purchasing the "Super Affiliate Handbook" by Ros Gardner back in 2004...she opened my eyes to the dating niche and the fact that it would stick around for quite some time.

I can remember reading the" Rich Jerk" as well..but when I think back it was not really what they were teaching in the guides but what they were actually doing that caused me to finally catch a spark of success.

They had their own products! They had a brand! They still were affiliate marketing on the side!

Now add to that when you incorporate a monthly residual type of product/service that you are promoting then you will begin to see your "chips stack". (you poker players out there know that means your bank is growing

)

I envy a kid in college these days or even someone who is getting tired of their job and want to make money online because competition and great forums like this one has forced a few quality products to evolve and some of the free info given to lure us in is quite exceptional these days.

Kenster · 08-27-2009, 09:28 AM

I started about a year ago with Arbitrage Conspiracy. It opened up my eyes to the possibilities with CPA. It wasn't until many months after that that I actually put in the dedication and action to start making decent money.

Fast forward 4 months and I now have multiple consistent income streams, many of which have 0 risk because they are free traffic sources.

I am happy with my earnings now, but I am still putting in a lot of work to get there. So for me, it took about 6 months to really GET IT.

08-26-2009, 11:48 PM	#1
yukinara HyperActive Warrior Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 194 Thanks: 0 Thanked 40 Times in 26 Posts	How long did it take for you??? How long have you been in this industry? For many people, to get a decent job which make around 30-50k a year, they have to get at least an Associate Degree or Bachelor degree(my cousin is making 60k working at Microsoft and he has Master degree). To make 6 figures a year, a normal person has to get doctorate degree and those require around 10 to 12 years of studying. but, since I have talked to many successful people doing CPA, most of them can earn 6 figures from the second year of working. I know a guy who make enough to pay off his school fee(university if you want to know) and buy himself a nice Infiniti G35 at his second year in CPA, and he start out with a blog. Another guy I know who live in the same city make 6 figures in his second year by using Craigslist And the list goes on For me, I have to say I still haven't achieved much, I'm waiting for my check(which is around $800 from CPA Empire) and I'm making a decent amount on other networks. I can see the potential, but for now, the cost is still greater than profit. I plan to reinvest all of them to buy some tools which make everything easier to me to scale up some of my campaigns right now, and after that, God know how much I can make. So, in this thread, I just want to ask you guys who are somewhat satisfied with what you are having right now: How long did it take for you to be right now? Everyone have different goals, mine is to make $100.000 in a year, so I can't compare to a guy who want to make 200k. But if you are somewhat satisfied with what you achieved, then how long did it take to do that?

08-27-2009, 04:12 AM	#2
honestbizpro Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: , , . Posts: 3,840 Thanks: 195 Thanked 509 Times in 316 Posts	Re: How long did it take for you??? Wow what a question...makes me feel pride and pain at the same time! I am proud I did not give up..but thinking back of all the mis-adventures I have had online I guess I would say I would do it all over again but I sure don't want to!!! I can remember purchasing the "Super Affiliate Handbook" by Ros Gardner back in 2004...she opened my eyes to the dating niche and the fact that it would stick around for quite some time. I can remember reading the" Rich Jerk" as well..but when I think back it was not really what they were teaching in the guides but what they were actually doing that caused me to finally catch a spark of success. They had their own products! They had a brand! They still were affiliate marketing on the side! Now add to that when you incorporate a monthly residual type of product/service that you are promoting then you will begin to see your "chips stack". (you poker players out there know that means your bank is growing) I envy a kid in college these days or even someone who is getting tired of their job and want to make money online because competition and great forums like this one has forced a few quality products to evolve and some of the free info given to lure us in is quite exceptional these days.
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08-27-2009, 09:28 AM	#3
Kenster Krazy Kenster War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 5,089 Blog Entries: 11 Thanks: 581 Thanked 1,888 Times in 842 Posts	Re: How long did it take for you??? I started about a year ago with Arbitrage Conspiracy. It opened up my eyes to the possibilities with CPA. It wasn't until many months after that that I actually put in the dedication and action to start making decent money. Fast forward 4 months and I now have multiple consistent income streams, many of which have 0 risk because they are free traffic sources. I am happy with my earnings now, but I am still putting in a lot of work to get there. So for me, it took about 6 months to really GET IT.