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Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ
All business motivation is to make profit. The ones that last the longest IMO are the ones who strive daily and enjoy to provide the best goods or services for a competitive price. So when you ask "Why are some people good at business and others not?"...does "good" mean THE most profitable?
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For me, yes. The most profitable for the longest amount of time.
What you've said is a little tricky in this business because many of us are B2B. Who is our customer? The affiliate or the end-user? You could provide a great service to your affiliates and only a so-so experience for your end-user and have a long term, sustainable business. There are people who have come in this business made over $10 million and then closed up shop -sometimes under shady circumstances. "good" or not?
I don't have any problem with your definition either. if it's your goal to create a long-term viable business aimed at creating the best experience at a "competitive price" that's great. i think that is one of just many ways to create a successful business though.
When I started out my first year out of college and was running circle-jerk sites I was providing no useful service to any end-users. I was providing a good course of traffic for people who wanted to trade traffic with me though.. And this lead to 6 figure income in my first year out of college. It was a good start and a good learning experience.