Comments on: LNIM069: Andrew Hansen on Forever Affiliate Success Rates

By: Crystal~Fine Art Mom

Crystal~Fine Art Mom — Sat, 18 Jan 2014 15:49:03 +0000

Chris S. Hi Chris – I’m so glad to hear about the sales coming in for your site!! I definitely hear not to give up too quickly also – lucky for me I’m patient. I’m looking forward to the webinar next week.

See you on twitter!

By: Chris S.

Chris S. — Sat, 18 Jan 2014 14:23:09 +0000

Enjoyed the honest questions and answers. I was one of those people
that declared one of my sites as a failure too soon. About 4 months
into it I had built all of the recommended backlinks and done it the
recommended way. I had some decent traffic coming in and some rankings,
but no sales. Others in the FA private Facebook group said don’t give
up just yet and I didn’t completely give up on that one, but I did let
it sit dormant for about 4 months.

Fast forward to
about 3 months ago and I decided to continue building some backlinks
through additional comments and much to my surprise, I got not just 1,
but 2 sales in a week. I got another sale 2 weeks later and just got my
4th sale from that site last night while I was sleeping.

As
everyone said when you asked for feedback, there is no question that
the Forever Affiliate course itself is well worth the cost of the
program, sales or no sales. But with those 4 sales, the commissions
brought in are also double what I paid for the course.

Not all of your sites will be a success, but if you are getting rankings and traffic, don’t give up too soon!

By: KentFaver

KentFaver — Thu, 16 Jan 2014 01:03:55 +0000

Excellent podcast Andrew and Mark. You guys covered the topic well, and the questions were fair and in-depth Mark. Let me ask a question. No one debates it is harder, or at least vastly different to attain success today than 3 years ago. Andrew mentions his oldest website making money presently is 2009. So…

What percentage of people “looking to buy” get their relevant buying information from something other than G? I’ll say more than we think. Firstly, they’re are much more likely on a mobile device and may never consider G, right? They buy their product based on a question they asked on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. I wonder how relevant this business model is, or is becoming – – someone going to G and typing in “Get 6 pack abs”. Thanks again.