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[IM AS A JOB] Opinions Wanted!

by InterMG
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Well, this question will fit perfectly in this forum. I have been thinking ... do you think we can actually take Internet Marketing as a FULL time job? I know of course there are already some Warriors taking IM as a full time job. Because I am currently earning about $100-$200 a day just from this IM business. My parents only earn $3000/month which is about $100+/day for working 12 hours during work. There are many many benefits and advantages if you take IM as a full time job, and ditch everything else, depending FULLY on this IM business.

Well, your opinions?
#job #opinions #wanted
  • Profile picture of the author craftcli
    Yes, you can totally have IM as a full time job.

    This being said you must stay focused. You may think that this is something that doesn't need saying as of course you need to stay focused but many people take that plunge and then get lazy and complacent with the money coming in.

    You need to keep learning and taking every opportunity that comes to you to make some good money at this.

    By the sounds of things you are already doing quite well so keep doing what you are doing.


    Good luck,
    craftcli
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  • Profile picture of the author Julie M
    Originally Posted by InterMG View Post

    I am currently earning about $100-$200 a day just from this IM business. My parents only earn $3000/month which is about $100+/day for working 12 hours during work.
    Looks like you've answered your own questions

    As long as you maintain it (and hopefully grow that over time), why would you ever want a 9-5?!
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    • Profile picture of the author Hulk Hawking
      How can i get 100$ per day that I'm only a employer to a IM company. how can i get IM on my own company.

      Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author RokDot
    If you make IM a full time job and you're getting better everyday, the least that can happen is you make more money. I think if you take it as serious as a full time Job, because it is what your income is, then you'll receive the top benefits of it. Strive to make an extra dollar a day in my opinion, something that small can manifest into something quite large.
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  • Profile picture of the author stopper
    I once heard that 5 percent of your client are responsible for v0over 90% of your growth so getting the 5 percent can make you go full time
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    http://www.charlesmomo.com Are you interested in 200 to 400 visitors a day to your site
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  • Profile picture of the author nickdamodda
    $100-$200 a day doesn't seem safe to make it a full time job. What happens when something major happens and whatever method you're using is ruined or the traffic doesn't keep coming in? Then your numbers fall and you're in serious trouble.
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  • Profile picture of the author tarad
    Yeah like they said, you've already answered the most your question..

    But you need to understand that the most important factor to your continuous success in your newly found job is CONSISTENCY - don't go all dry and uninspired.

    Continue and strive to Improve and Grow from where you are now! the sky is your limit.
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  • Profile picture of the author Renavon
    Definitely, just don't get lazy and sit on the sites you have as eventually they might turn for the worst. Keep making new sites, raising your revenue or just ensuring a constant income.
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  • Profile picture of the author SolveProblemsNow
    Here’s something to think about: IM is a business, not a job.

    In a job, you have someone who tells you what to do and how much you are going be paid.

    In a business, it's up to you how much you are willing to work and the rewards you will get.

    Some people see the supposed security of a job as an advantage, but there is no real security other than your ability to perform. A job may pay you for a while if you slack off or the economy goes bad, but a business is an asset that will serve you the rest of your life if you do it right.

    The main reason that people prefer a job over a business is the need for "certainty". So let me ask you these questions:

    (1) Do you feel comfortable operating in an environment where there may not be enough information to make a decision, but you have to decide anyway?
    (2) Can you make yourself do difficult things, even when no one is watching?
    (3) Do you usually feel like you know better than your boss and those around you?

    If you want to start a business, the best answer to all 2 is “yes!”
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  • Profile picture of the author Daret
    Yes buddy, you can absolutely do that

    I was working in one of the fortune 500 companies and was doing great in it

    this year itself, I left my job and now I am a full time internet Marketer, and I cant tell you how much I am enjoying Internet Marketing as a full time job
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  • Profile picture of the author InterMG
    Ok, thanks guys, this has certainly been inspiring!!
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  • Profile picture of the author papacuppa
    If you have a good work ethic, sure
    But I think the Internet landscape is dynamic you really have to welcome the idea of change - something that many people struggle with
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