So I've Quit My Job. . . What's Next?!

Discussion in 'General Marketing' started by kearnsey11, Jul 20, 2006.

  1. GeorgeB.

    GeorgeB. Notable Member

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    #21
    You're gonna die!
     
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    #22
    I suggest you go into becoming a jockey. You will have to lose quite a bit of weight though.
     
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  3. sgthayes

    sgthayes Peon

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    #23
    I didn't say it would be easy. But if you're trying to get profitable in 2 months that's a way it *could* be done. See shoemoney's experiment part1 and part2. If you're going for broke you might as well do it all the way ;)

    I'm in the same boat as you. Break even was the best I could do but that doesn't mean it cant work. We just have to try harder. When Thomas Edison invented the lightbulb he tried over 4000 different materials for the filament. Only 4 of those actually worked.
     
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  4. itsall3

    itsall3 Active Member

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    #24
    damn, i bet they were the last 4 aswell ;) It's always in the last place you look.

    lol, (sorry)
     
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  5. Halobitt

    Halobitt Well-Known Member

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    #25
    Why would you continue looking if you found what you were after? :)

    Listen to Shoemoney's latest show about getting started with PPC.
     
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    ROAR Well-Known Member Affiliate Manager

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    #26
    Nobody will accuse you of not having a set. I dont know if you will make it or not. But my 2 cents would be to work no less than 18hrs/day 7 days a week for the next 12 months while eliminating all non-essential spending during that period.

    A part-time job 15 hrs/ week would be a very good idea also. That should cover your rent at least.

    Bon chance.
     
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  7. rocco siffredi

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    #27
    and not only that... he seems to be quite "white hat" oriented.

    fine, but then you need unique and interesting content/material.
    are you sure you're cut for that ?

    do you know how much time it takes ?

    take photography, are YOU a better photographer than the other zillions on the web ?
     
    rocco siffredi, Jul 20, 2006 IP
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    rocco siffredi Peon

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    #28

    all i can say is : if the issue is the budget, you could move into Philippines or China or Thailand for few months and run there your low-budget biz.
    i've known some ppl doing that.

    many pros and many cons but at least you can rent a large flat for 100-200 us$ and get a DSL for 10 $ /month.
     
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  9. CalGuy

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    #29
    The title of your blog is misspelled (quttting)
     
    CalGuy, Jul 20, 2006 IP
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    jquindlen Notable Member

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    #30
    if you're hard up for cash, and need to make some extra dough online, do some work on rentacoder.com. I lost my job at one point and used rentacoder to pay the bills. It's hard work, but you're on your own schedule and you can pick the work you're good at.
     
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    #31
    kearnsey11, my advice to you is, start owning some sites with good traffic real fast. If you can't wait, buy them, do whatever you have to. Sites without traffic are useless. No traffic = no sales. It's fundamental, so I guess you'll have to put on your thinking caps and work it out somehow.

    I can see that you are very enterprising. Keep up the good spirit. I wish you luck!
     
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    #32
    find a nice spot in an alley way, out of the cold.
     
    dturnbull, Jul 20, 2006 IP