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Originally Posted by DamianJ
Paul, I recommend services for a variety of very high profile clients. I need to demonstrate a ROI. If I buy ads with Ero, I have to show it works. If I make a podcast, I have to show it works. If I recommend someone spends x a month with a content removal service, I have to prove it works.
It's awfully telling no one actually can prove if it works.
Hey, you are old and almost dead and don't care. You've retired, so you claim. So I get that YOU don't care if you can show and ROI. Heck, you probably don't even know what it stands for.
However, I have to justify my existance to clients. If the things I recommend do not increase their bottom line, what the fuck is the point of doing them?
You can cut and paste below and respond:
"Damian, the point of doing something that doesn't provide a ROI is..."
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Damian,
We are providing a service. We are not a revenue stream such as the advertising networks mentioned above. The person cutting my hair does not give me an ROI. I can cut it myself or have somebody else do it for me, however, I choose to leave in the hands of someone who will save me time and has been doing it as a profession.