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TheRewardGuy said:queen81 said:TheRewardGuy said:busybusy said:I have to agree other people over celebrating their own success does not always help.
One of the best things about this forum is that people post their successes and failures honestly for all to see and learn from.
How else are we to identify what works and what doesn't and, if it does work, how much effort is required to achieve it? It removes the veil of secrecy that often hides the truth about online money making and that is a good thing.
If I hadn't read stories of other people saying that they earned zero as affiliate marketers for the first 3 months before things started to pick up, I might have quit at that stage and thought that it was just me failing to achieve.
Likewise, if Jon (and others) didn't post their monthly earnings at 63336 how would anyone that was considering this line of work get a true impression of what was possible?
Jon is ace at what he does. My monthly earnings were a mere £220, but I'm still learning and I was over the moon with it. You're right, there's no point in hiding the truth- as you can see there is quite a big difference between mine & Jon's earnings, but I'm pleased Jon posts his as it gives me something to work towards
The 63336 thing sounds like it takes a while to get used to the system and learn how to do responses quickly. I imagine smoke coming off his fingers as he frantically shares the latest celebrity gossip withmugscustomers asking questions. I also bet has some great bookmarked pages to speed up the process too - like the different names for the male appendage that he was discussing a couple of weeks ago.
That tickled me.
As for the male appendage, the list Chammy gave me has some belters - heat-seeking moisture missile is my fave