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When Do I Start Making $20 per Hour Surfing?
So you want to know how to make $20 per hour surfing. Let me ask you this…
If you make $20 per hour and surf 40 hours per week, you’d be making about $40,000 per year, right? Not bad working at home just staring at your computer clicking your fingers numb.
Would you rather have $3,200 per month sitting at your computer surfing all day, or $4,000 per month residual income while lying on the beach in Cancun?
It’s not a trick question and it’s not a sales pitch (sounds like a good one though).
I’m going to show you how to do both. In fact, I am going to show you several ways to earn much more than that. Eventually you will be earning money without surfing or doing any marketing at all. If you stick to the plan, it won’t cost you another dime.
It will cost you some time and you must be willing to learn.
You’ve heard my formula for this several times by now, but here it is again:
Traffic + Conversion = Income
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“Show Me the Math!”
Here’s our logical formula:
Credit Rate X Credit Value = Rate of Income
In other words… how fast you make money (Rate of Income) depends on how fast you earn traffic credits (Credit Rate) and what those traffic credits are worth (Credit Value).
One of the things I am going to teach you is how to surf efficiently to get the most traffic in the least amount of time. You will find my tips for increasing traffic under the heading of “Maximizing Your Credit Rate.”
I am also going to show you how to increase your Credit Value, which really requires no additional work at all! Those posts will be under the “Maximizing Your Credit Value” heading.
How to use this formula:
We know that credits can be purchased. The going rate is 100 credits for a dollar. So each credit costs a penny, but you can get them for much less when they are offered in bulk or on discount.
There are a lot of people who purchase credits as a form of advertising. They view it as purely an advertising cost and do not expect to directly make their money back.
But there are others for whom traffic exchange marketing is in itself a business. They purchase credits at a certain price because they are able to convert those credits back into a nice profit.
The “cost” of a credit and the “value” of a credit are NOT the same thing.
Have you ever bought a $3.50 cheeseburger and then wished you hadn’t? It cost $3.50 but you soon realized you should not have paid more than 25 cents for it. Or perhaps the cost of eating it was even much greater than the cost of the burger.
Perhaps you’ve been to a restaurant buffet where it was “all you can eat for a dollar ninety-nine” and you ate twenty dollars worth. “Value” and “worth” are attributes we place on an item. “Cost” is what it takes to get it.
Credits have value. Just because you can earn them “free” does not mean they aren’t worth something. If nothing else, it costs you valuable time to earn them by surfing.
If your credits cost one penny each to purchase and you are able to earn 2,000 credits per hour, you are generating $20 of advertising per hour. You have earned 2,000 advertising credits at a savings of $20.
If your credits have a value of one penny each, you have earned yourself $20 when you convert your credits to income.
When I do not have time to surf, I purchase traffic credits. Before doing so, I carefully plan how I am going to spend those credits to get a positive return, or profit. I also take advantage of traffic discounts if the traffic exchange that is selling credits is solid and responsive.
If your goal is to turn an immediate profit on purchased credits, you need to understand what your Credit Value is before you buy them.
To reflect back on the start of this discussion…
Are you really concerned about how much you make in one hour of surfing? This is NOT a job. You are not getting paid to surf. You are building your business by generating leads and earning income in the process.
Here’s what happens…
As your business grows, your Credit Rate and your Credit Value both start growing. Before long you are earning credits without surfing, and the credits are worth so much that you can afford to purchase them and realize a profit.
At that moment you will realize that you never have to think about surfing again or how much you are earning in an hour. Your time will be much better spent enjoying yourself and helping others.
Watch for future posts on Maximizing your Credit Rate and Credit Value.
And oh…
Happy Surfing!