Minimum of 200 posts per day. Contact me, ICQ in sig.
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Originally posted by polish_aristocratseriously, gene will be more than happy lol
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i know someone who can post 600 for 8 hours... this is not a joke... he's using craigslistEmail: [email protected] | Skype: ross.alcazarComment
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Come on dude. I think I am one of the busiest poster here, yet I can't even reach half of that.
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how did you get such a big sig ??Originally posted by kandahMinimum of 200 posts per day. Contact me, ICQ in sig.Comment
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200 a day is a lot of posting but can be done. 25 posts an hour over an 8 hour period.
You must have a lot of different topics to keep people busy doing that.
$1.50 a post and I will do it. Contact info in sig.Living in Virtual Reality
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I love polish aristocrat's sense of humor.Originally posted by polish_aristocratseriously, gene will be more than happy lol
Just to clarify, brand/sig marketing is a segmented marketplace. Sponsors buy cheap mass posts to get their brand out there and supplement other campaigns. Further up the marketing spectrum, sponsors buy individual webmasters' sig spots not just for branding but also for the chance to reach out to that webmaster's contacts and friends/spheres of influence. Finally, sponsors pay "big names" to attend shows or represent them generally.
While there may be some overlaps, these segments are fairly compartmentalized and should not cause anyone any anxiety re "outsourcers eating their sig revenue income." Maybe instead of worrying what someone at another segment is doing, one should focus on improving one's perfromance in one's own particular segment? e.g. if you're a mid-tier guy, branching out to other webmasters and expand your social reach? or if you're a 'recognized name' focus less on negative drama to create sig views and explore other positive long term brand capital building approaches?
While drama and negativism may often seem like the paths of least resistance, there ARE other ways. Just pointing them out since outsourcing is here to stay. We live in a globalized economy and opportunities are expanding in our midst. We can choose to cling vainly to our old notions or we can boldly embrace these new opportunities and challenges and make even more money.
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let's say it's spread over 10 hours, that's one post every three minutesOriginally posted by webaddictmaybe 10-20 a day 200 a day highly unlikely
the quality will be shit, he'll have to post multiple times in every thread, as well as bumping loads of threads just to find something to talk about
in other words, it will be very annoying, and could even damage a brand.Comment




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