Okay - If You Started Today, What Would You Do?

[Almighty Colin]

I think how you do it matters more than what you do.

[Winetalk.com]

Originally Posted by Almighty Colin

I think how you do it matters more than what you do.

Why do I hear JR's voice in this?


That what he was saying all along!

[Dravyk]

Originally Posted by Winetalk.com

Why do I hear JR's voice in this?

He could be channelling.

[Trev]

Gather traffic, as much as I could and anyway I could.

[gigi]

Originally Posted by Trev

Gather traffic, as much as I could and anyway I could.

Not me...no way, no how...I'd learn how to find the most of the BEST kind of traffic and not go broke paying for BW....

edited to add: although BW is alot cheaper these days....

[gigi]

congrats PD!

[Trev]

Originally Posted by gigi

Not me...no way, no how...I'd learn how to find the most of the BEST kind of traffic and not go broke paying for BW....

edited to add: although BW is alot cheaper these days....

That's why I'd gather it, traffic is king!

You can throw shit at something all day... most of it will stick.

[PornoDoggy]

Originally Posted by Almighty Colin

I think how you do it matters more than what you do.

Okay, professor , how would you do it?

[Almighty Colin]

Originally Posted by PornoDoggy

Okay, professor , how would you do it?

I'd figure out what I can do now to start generating revenue and also think of where I wanted to end up. Hopefully they are related but this is not always possible on a shoestring.

I'd cut my personal expenses to a minimum and pay myself the smallest paycheck possible, constantly work on the P&L by cutting expenses as is reasonable, pay a programmer to automate anything that can be automated if it makes fiscal sense and build up enough of a profit to hire good people to handle each aspect of the operation I had in mind as my final goal.

It might be wise to establish some lines of credit which should be used as judiciously as possible - if at all.

In most successful ventures there are so many decisions that have to be made on the fly it is difficult to generalize but sound business principles are sound business principles.

[Dravyk]

Originally Posted by Almighty Colin

I think how you do it matters more than what you do.

As long as what you do is done successfully (the how), it doesn't matter what you do it in. Yup.

Now give PD the next part.