How to Make Six or Seven Figure Online?!

$100k a year or a month?
Pat Flynn is making more than $100K a month from home by promoting web hosting and other offers.
There are other website owners who'are making more or less.
It's true: the more value you provide, the more happier and responsive your customers are.
If you consider promoting web hosting offers, you need only 1000 customers to make $100k.

Hey what's the motive behind this post, are you writing some sort of a book, if not this post does not make any sense, luckily I have been involved with people, who do it year after year

Chyanit

Create a product and get tons of people who are not shamed by OTO's to sell it. That's it!

I have been acquiring data(email) and monetizing it using ppl/cpa offers for a little over 16 years now, While some things have changed over time, the basic strategies and principles have remained the same...why it works so well.

I heavily promote PPL (pay per lead) offers because there is no credit card required to complete an offer. All a user has to do is fill out a form to make money. So conversion rates typically much higher than offer that require a sale.

I favor offers that have some financial positioning...have a make, get or save money angle to them. This is what has worked best for me and they tend to have the greatest mass appeal, so the potential to produce high volume exists.

There are many ppl offers that pay $20-$60 (and more depending on the vertical) that work well with front-end campaigns. Offers that pay less or require a sale I will run on the back-end.

To drive traffic, I acquire data (email) and the reason why I use this approach is that I'm building assets that I then own and can market to over and over at very low cost. Compared to what most marketers do, which is to pay traffic that usually just ends up being a bunch of one-time clicks and can never market additional offers to.

I acquire fresh/targeted data in that I know what the users are interested in and I know that there is a ppl offer that matches their interest. I generate real-time co-reg that targets specific ppl offers. I also acquire aged data which is a little more involved.

The key to making it work is to always start with a small sample of data when your working with a new data source and spending a bunch of money. This way you can test the data and get an idea of how long it will take to break-even and if it takes longer than desired, then you can try and negotiate a lower price, so that it breaks-even quicker. This will prevent you from ever ending up with a bunch of poor data.

You want data that breaks-even as quick as possible. Once you break-even, then your cost for the data is $0, that you will always have and can market to forever. The you reinvest the money back into more data and continue to scale.

Data that you purchase will never be as good as subscribers you generate on your own. So to compensate for this, you just work with volume. Which is fine, because you can scale so much faster and bigger than you ever would otherwise. Then over time, you clean, prune and segment the data into the most responsive/profitable segments, so that each time you mail, you are sending less and making more.

That's the short of the long and there's more involved. But it really does work. Everyone that I know that is in the business and knows what they are doing, does 6-7 figures. While that is a large range, much comes down to the ability to scale and then effectively manage the infrastructure that comes with scaling.

Anyway, something to think about.