What sites should you green on first
Lately, I have seen where a lot of people are doing or being given trainn sites for the first few sites and nothing else. A lot of them do this because they only require 1 offer to green. And that is great, but what happens when you switch to paying for referrals? On average you need 8-10 referrals to cash out on that site at $50 per ref. That means you would need to pay each ref approximately $25 to green that site for you. Multiply that by the amount of people you need to green it and you have about $250 you have to come up with to pay them. Will this be hard for EVERYONE to do? Not necissarily. Some do have that extra $250 lying around. I know I don't typically, but who's to say some don't. To me you are going down the path of failure if you ONLY have a few trainn sites to start with and no 1 ref cashout sites.
Now, I am not saying that a trainn site isn't a good one to have in your portfolio of sites. Here is what I am saying. In my opinion the best path to success would be to have atleast one $40 per ref, 1 ref cashout site. One $60 per ref, 1 ref cashout site, and then maybe 1 trainn to get you started.
Now as you will find out many will say it is extremely important to get your tr up before you start paying for refs, and to some extent I agree. But what I usually tell my refs is when YOU feel comfortable to teach people what to do then you can switch to Paying for refs. Just because you are paying does not mean you have to stop being paid to do sites yourself or doing g4g trades. So, continue to build your portfolio while you start to get your own refs.
You can then use the cash you make off of sending your refs to the 40 and 60 site to send them to the trainn site. That way you haven't lost any money while waiting on people to green.
More to come at a later date.
Now, I am not saying that a trainn site isn't a good one to have in your portfolio of sites. Here is what I am saying. In my opinion the best path to success would be to have atleast one $40 per ref, 1 ref cashout site. One $60 per ref, 1 ref cashout site, and then maybe 1 trainn to get you started.
Now as you will find out many will say it is extremely important to get your tr up before you start paying for refs, and to some extent I agree. But what I usually tell my refs is when YOU feel comfortable to teach people what to do then you can switch to Paying for refs. Just because you are paying does not mean you have to stop being paid to do sites yourself or doing g4g trades. So, continue to build your portfolio while you start to get your own refs.
You can then use the cash you make off of sending your refs to the 40 and 60 site to send them to the trainn site. That way you haven't lost any money while waiting on people to green.
More to come at a later date.
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I agree on some points but when you have enough money to wait for referals I feel it's better to go for the big amounts befor cashing out because once to site is finished it's over unless it's a forever green site. Another point to consider is to find some "popular" and "friendly" sites that offers great value and appealing products.Posted 07-04-2008 at 08:57 AM by Stefanomen
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I agree Steph! I like Trainn sites but as a 3rd or 4th trade perhaps. The $40/ref. site are where most of us make the majority of our money. They are the "must haves"!Posted 07-04-2008 at 09:27 AM by paymrsw
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Well Said... Here's what I recommend to my Project Payday Mentorees:
First 10 Sites for their Portfolio...and get them in this order:
2 Quick and Easy Beginner Sites
4 Money Machines (1 Referral, Forever Greens)
2 Bread and Butter Sites (3 Referral, Lots of Offers, Forever Green)
2 Speciality Sites (Could be Trainn Site but must have "Hot" prizes that are good to advertise)
Once they have these.... then I tell them to add a NO CC (look for a free green) and a High dollar Cashout (also look for a free green).
Now that they have a solid foundation it's easy to build a profitable business.
Karen
The FreeBee Queen
http://thefreebeequeen.blogspot.comPosted 07-04-2008 at 09:54 AM by ononotme
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I just joined and would like to get started down the right road and avoid pitfalls. It would seem that someone could recommend a list of offers to start with and progress my way through as I learn about the biz- yes? I would be most appreciative to benefit from the experience of others. Thanks.
FrankPosted 08-02-2008 at 06:20 PM by Lucre
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Hi Frank,
There are many people that would love to help you out. But, you have to contact someone first. No one is allowed to contact you first. Just look around for someone you would feel comfortable working with and send them a PM or visitors message. If you have any questions ask away!Posted 08-03-2008 at 12:43 PM by morgensmummy
