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Originally Posted by Centurion
As usual, you flap your lips repeating the same thing about "summer slowdown isn't happening".
You repeat the same old crap line over and over. Yes, there are people doing well..no one has said otherwise.
You cannot grasp a 2 sided equation in economics..because you have bullet proof evidence on your side: "how can there be a slowdown when some people have said their doing well, or even better than normal!" Damn...that's some really tight logic there! yep.. 
You contribute absolutely nothing other than to say "you're all idiots to even question any downturn in spending." So go buy another dozen blow up dolls and have a blast! |
way to avoid the question
nice side step, trying to resort to name calling at this point so we will miss the fact that you CAN NOT answer the question....
Enligten to me the equation in econmics that will explain why I, and many other people continue to make normal to higher then normal sales, adverising the same product in the same market place as you but we are not affected by this *slow down* but you are.
You almost got it here:
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Originally Posted by Centurion
It is possible my sites have hit their "limits" and it's time for new niches/ideas.
I know I'm not the only one that has experienced this..so my hat is off to you that are doing well. I'm curious as to what those who have experienced downturns (consistently) have found to be the reason.!
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but you dismissed it really quick and started trying to make excuses. you are looking for excuses. you are asking people to tell you reasons why you signups are down, but not real reasons like your sites may need to be updated like you touched on, no you want people to tell you it's mothersday, its summer, it's daylight savings time.
Why do you want to look for excuses and waste time doing that when you should be updating your sites and looking for new traffic because that iswhy your sales are down. hmmm do work? or research downturns to explian why my sales are down.. work or downturns... work or downturns...