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I'm the author. I was definitely lucky to work for an organization that was flexible. Take my story for what it is though: a particular story. Particulars aren
by steve-benjamins 9y ago
I'm the author. I was definitely lucky to work for an organization that was flexible.
Take my story for what it is though: a particular story. Particulars aren't meant to be broadly applicable.
- justboxing 9y agoAffiliate marketing, done right, is where the money is at. The indiehacker post says > Today I run Site Builder Report, a one-person niche business that makes ~$40,000 / month Is that accurate? Or is it combined income from all your 7 different "report" / "review" sites, as listed on your other site - https://www.wisebuyer.com/ https://www.wisebuyer.com/ Not trolling, genuinely curious. I dabbled with amazon affiliate marketing a few years ago, and didn't see anything close to even 1000$ a month after a year. Nice work also on the UI design and on adopting 1 model that works -- in-depth review with affiliate links - on 7 different niches.
- steve-benjamins 9y agoIt's accurate. My other websites have not been as successful, they make $50 - $200 / month :(
- thisisit 9y agoCurious about the claim on affiliate marketing being profitable. I see one of the ideas - Amazon affiliate not working out. What other types of affiliates are there?
- sidlls 9y agoI'd take issue with title because it does imply a broad applicability that isn't supported by the content. A more accurate title might be, "I didn't have to risk everything to Start My Business."
- steve-benjamins 9y agoThat's pedantic. "You'd Don't Have to Risk Everything" implies an option, not broad applicability.
- sidlls 9y agoThe point is the "it" actually is not an option most of the time.
- steve-benjamins 9y agoSee original comment: > I'm the author. I was definitely lucky to work for an organization that was flexible. > Take my story for what it is though: a particular story. Particulars aren't meant to be broadly applicable.