Comments on: Income Reports – Love them or Hate them?

By: Chris Peterson

Chris Peterson — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 09:11:11 +0000

Hey!
I am definitely not a WTF kinda person. So you know my answer. But, for sure, you would have those people. But, you would be better off in terms of your results when you have a targeted niche who want that kinda money & every trick of the trade. So, I know traffic matters, but right one matters more.
Cheers!
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By: Chris Guthrie

Chris Guthrie — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 03:54:07 +0000

Hey Brian,

Great points as always. I am going to be sharing more about how I’ve been able to do really well with Amazon’s affiliate program.

I’ve literally tested almost everything you can think of with their program and haven’t even tried optimizing the Adsense component.

@ML Vanessa

Thanks for your comments and feedback as well

By: ML Vanessa

ML Vanessa — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 16:33:07 +0000

Honestly, when I come across blogs with that information I will briefly give it a glance. It gives the reader a chance to see how well you’re going, and compare your increase on a monthly basis. Not everyone will want that information but others appreciate it. Most readers know why it’s available too. I guess it goes back to not being able to make everyone happy Keep up the good work!

By: Brian Armstrong

Brian Armstrong — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 12:01:59 +0000

Hey Chris, I enjoy seeing real numbers and I think it’s obvious you are not doing it to brag. My only suggestion is to share more of how you’re actually doing it. People value anything that can help them out in their own businesses. The dollar amount it itself is most interesting only to buy you credibility for the real content.

Its like imagine you saw another blog post “How to get more followers on twitter”. Ho-hum seen a bunch of those. But if you saw “How to get more followers on twitter (and btw I have a million of them)” now the author has credibility. But the content is still the most important part. Posting the number without the content doesn’t make sense.

This is how bloggers like Darren Rowse do it when they share numbers…they also say, here is step by step how you can reproduce it! There may be something proprietary you want to avoid people copying, but in my experience giving it away just means more will come back to you and it will build your credibility further.

Keep it up!
Brian
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