I read this article that written by Ken from SBI and find it is worth to share with you. It is a really clever way to use Twitter to make money offline, the author wrote about it because “the game was over.”
Evaluating models for making money online is very much the same, or SHOULD be, as weighing ways to make money Offline. The methods range all the way from outright fraud to a variety of methods of exchanging value for value by building businesses that add value for a given market. But how we think of them differs (sort of how many people think differently of stealing a CD offline vs, downloading pirated music online).
Somehow, we haven’t quite wrapped our minds around the fact that the principles are the same, even if the environment is different.
Google+Most new ideas are not evergreen, nor are they do-able by anyone…
“Not Evergreen”… They usually bend or break the rules of Google or Twitter or Facebook or plain old common sense. For this reason, they don’t survive the question, “what happens when everyone does this?”
The answer is pretty obvious. The door gets slammed shut. The rule that is being bent is enforced, hard, by the power-that-is. “Enforcement programing” comes in, and shuts it down (which is why that guy was writing about how he made money at Twitter – smart folks, like “real” SEOers, don’t write about what they are doing, not if it works to the tune of serious income).
These folks only write about their money-making technique, or create a tool that others can use (which takes much more work than creating a tool just for your personal use), AFTER the technique stops working (or they see that the end is near). Read this entire article now and learn a Twitter-spammer and a NY cab driver show you how to take REASONABLE steps to do what you love and reduce risk in your future.
