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Diomed · 11-18-2011, 01:19 AM

So far the feedback in this thread has not been very good to say the least.

I was really hoping that at least a few companies would come out and say that they openly accept independent contractor partnerships. You can be focused on money and not really be focused on creativity and still make headway with new partners and new profit with minimum investment of time and resources.

All of the new ideas and business models have to start somewhere. Trends must be set before they are copied. Someone is benefiting by leading the pack in timely innovation, even if its just a few months exclusivity to get a strangle hold on a concept. Even if its just a tweak or hybrid of a pre-existing idea, notion, ad, site, service, etc.

You can approach new concepts in two ways, a quick money racket with a killer front end enticing sales pitch and a hollow members area, or by actually customizing a decent backend for long term retention. I find both agreeable depending on resources and objective.

I as a person who makes my margin on creating better concepts for the same product that the next guy is selling, find it very disappointing that fewer companies are willing to hear out concepts that I have to pass on because a lack of resources and time. Because from my experience with similar less customized projects, they are very profitable and consistently convert.

11-18-2011, 01:19 AM
Diomed Converting like it's 1999 Industry Role: Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: The South Posts: 6,167	So far the feedback in this thread has not been very good to say the least. I was really hoping that at least a few companies would come out and say that they openly accept independent contractor partnerships. You can be focused on money and not really be focused on creativity and still make headway with new partners and new profit with minimum investment of time and resources. All of the new ideas and business models have to start somewhere. Trends must be set before they are copied. Someone is benefiting by leading the pack in timely innovation, even if its just a few months exclusivity to get a strangle hold on a concept. Even if its just a tweak or hybrid of a pre-existing idea, notion, ad, site, service, etc. You can approach new concepts in two ways, a quick money racket with a killer front end enticing sales pitch and a hollow members area, or by actually customizing a decent backend for long term retention. I find both agreeable depending on resources and objective. I as a person who makes my margin on creating better concepts for the same product that the next guy is selling, find it very disappointing that fewer companies are willing to hear out concepts that I have to pass on because a lack of resources and time. Because from my experience with similar less customized projects, they are very profitable and consistently convert. __________________ 10 years of experience in: CHAT SALES - PAID TRAFFIC - CONVERSION - CREATIVES - CONSULTATION Last edited by Diomed; 11-18-2011 at 01:22 AM..