I made my First Sale

[KillerRKO17]

This gives me some motivation, I love looking at these first sale threads. They keep me going, as I haven't made my first sale yet.

I'm not giving up! I'm going to make it, I have alot of confidence in myself.

[ktian]

The first sale always comes hard! I made my first sales only after 3 weeks and the second comes few days later!

[dwoodward]

That is great news! It always seems daunting in the beginning.... Finding a niche, building a site, marketing, etc. When you finally get that little taste of success, it really IS a GREAT feeling. Keep up the momentum!

"How do you eat an elephant?.... One bite at a time!"

[jazzguy]

That's wonderful news ayushpant. It looks like you have a clear understanding of what is needed to continue and succeed in this industry. Oh and everyone who helped you on this forum gets 5% of all your sales income... Just kidding of course. All the best and continued success.

[Larwee]

Since there have been several recent posts in this thread, I thought I would add a few comments.

The post Ayush (ayushpant) made to start this thread about making his first sale was almost a year and a half ago. It was April 27, 2007.

A lot has happen since then and Ayush doesn't get a chance to come around here often because he is rather busy.

We have communicated a few times since he started this thread and things have been going very well for him in the business world.

[jazzguy]

Thanks Larwee for the heads up. I normally check the dates of posts before I respond to them but this one caught me snoozing... I'm glad to hear that ayush is doing well. Thanks again and all the best.

[Larwee]

You weren't alone jazzguy. There were 13 people who made replies more than a year after Ayush started this thread. That is why I decided to give a little update on his progress since that first sale of his on April 27, 2007.

Most people who were posting replies probably were thinking they were responding to a very recent post. There will probably be some more.

[needle101]

That is good for you.Do you have some ideas to share with us about the ADWORDS Campaign?

[donaldd]

congrats - but 17 days work + advertising to make one sale ... it sounds like a tough path to walk.

the average employee would have earned around $3,200 in that time through salary ...

[jazzguy]

Ouch..buzzkill! donaldd...I guess you didn't read a few posts above by Larwee where he states that over the year and a half since this original post was posted, the member has gone on to do very well for himself in this business and is probably making far more than the "average employee" you speak of.