Wondering what's the ROTI(ReturnOnTimeInvested) For the ones doing mainly the "Vendor" thing. Have you found it to be a "big dog" game? Here are some questions I'm interested in. Do you still make a good amount even if the gravity doesn't skyrocket into the top 20 of the marketplace? How many "miss" products do u think you do before you get that "hit" product? Do you just make these products for you to advertise yourself? Have you found the 80/20 rule true with being a merchant. Are you currently making 6 figures, if so, how long did it take to get there I know its alot of questions, but I appreciate it. Thanks again P.S. this question is more directed to people who make 40k+ a year.
I am not a merchant (I actually tried to become), but I think I can answer your questions. "Do you still make a good amount even if the gravity doesn't skyrocket into the top 20 of the marketplace? " I would say that you should have about 50 gravity or more to make good money. "How many "miss" products do u think you do before you get that "hit" product?" Even the first product can be a "hit", you just have to know how to create and launch a product properly. "Do you just make these products for you to advertise yourself?" People make products to sell them(that's obvious), and of course, make money out of them "Have you found the 80/20 rule true with being a merchant." Don't really understand, what you mean here. "Are you currently making 6 figures, if so, how long did it take to get there" No, I am not, but I am sure, that there are a lot of people who make that much.
thanks blackman. Basically the 80/20 rule means 80% of your sales are made from 20% of your affiliates. It's basically saying super affiliates are where the moneys at. Vene
Unfortunately, I can't say anything about that rule, because you have to a publisher to answer that...