The other feedback mentioned is almost invariably excellent. They're great things to try. In short, expecting a waterfall of activity after three months is ver

The other feedback mentioned is almost invariably excellent. They're great things to try. In short, expecting a waterfall of activity after three months is very impatient. If you're an actor trying to make it in Hollywood, it's ridiculous to expect to be an A-lister after three months. Similarly, if you're a band that was in a garage in November, it'd silly to expect to be headlining Madison Square Garden in three months. It even took Rebecca Black longer. These things can take an absurd amount of time. You could be around for five years before "going viral," but will feel absolutely fresh to those seeing it for the first time. If this whole "patience" thing is a hard pill to swallow, take an honest look at what you're doing and how your expectations align with the harsh realities of being an entrepreneur. Good actors love the craft and would be perfectly content to perform in their local theatre for peanuts for the rest of their lives. While capitalism means the same can't be said for an entrepreneur, the principle is the same.