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What is innovative for you?
Have you ever had such an innovative idea that it was considered something out of the ordinary or expected by people (where most of them end up going against it because they are very suspicious of everything that is new to them), but that made sense to you and was worth the effort to develop it?
In case your answer is YES to this question: What was the idea and how did you deal with it?
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TommyCarey
Usually when I have an idea I will bring it to my girlfriend or other close friends and let them know what I plan on doing. Usually I'll get a "Yeah, that sounds good" which basically means "I don't think it will work, but I support you" lol. I'll also get those friends who tell me they don't think it will work, and then they will tell me why. But what they don't know is that I'm using their negativity as a positive because they're telling me what needs to be fixed before I launch to the masses
One of my friends ripped apart one of my websites, one I wasn't advertising yet, and he basically helped me write down all the things that I wasn't seeing as a consumer. He didn't like this, he didn't like that, the colors were all wrong, blah blah blah. Some of the things I fixed and others I didn't because he was just being dumb lol.
After I launched this website, I told him I was running some PPC ads and he said "You're just going to be wasting your money on ads with that site!". Now I know when starting off I wasn't going to be striking it rich, but I did know what to look for when launching the campaign. The clicks were there and the engagement was good, but the sales weren't rolling in just yet. Again, my friend let me know that he thought I was wasting my time and money. Little did he know that I was building data in order to fine tune my campaign.
Fast forward 6 months and now this website makes me anywhere from $1,500 to $3,000 a month passively lol. If you subtract that amount I pay for advertising, the profits are close to $1,000 or $2,000 a month.
If I let someone get to me with their negativity for my innovative idea, I wouldn't be making a nice passive income. Sure I have to monitor the ad campaign, but that's about it at this point I tend to have some pretty out of this world ideas to the common person. Most of my ideas have to do with making money online and how I can make the most of it without having to spend 10 hours a day monitoring a single system :D Usually when I have an idea I will bring it to my girlfriend or other close friends and let them know what I plan on doing. Usually I'll get a "Yeah, that sounds good" which basically means "I don't think it will work, but I support you" lol. I'll also get those friends who tell me they don't think it will work, and then they will tell me why. But what they don't know is that I'm using their negativity as a positive because they're telling me what needs to be fixed before I launch to the masses :D One of my friends ripped apart one of my websites, one I wasn't advertising yet, and he basically helped me write down all the things that I wasn't seeing as a consumer. He didn't like this, he didn't like that, the colors were all wrong, blah blah blah. Some of the things I fixed and others I didn't because he was just being dumb lol. After I launched this website, I told him I was running some PPC ads and he said "You're just going to be wasting your money on ads with that site!". Now I know when starting off I wasn't going to be striking it rich, but I did know what to look for when launching the campaign. The clicks were there and the engagement was good, but the sales weren't rolling in just yet. Again, my friend let me know that he thought I was wasting my time and money. Little did he know that I was building data in order to fine tune my campaign. Fast forward 6 months and now this website makes me anywhere from $1,500 to $3,000 a month passively lol. If you subtract that amount I pay for advertising, the profits are close to $1,000 or $2,000 a month. If I let someone get to me with their negativity for my innovative idea, I wouldn't be making a nice passive income. Sure I have to monitor the ad campaign, but that's about it at this point :)
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