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Originally Posted by thommy
in this example you see already that a buyer that buys small amounts can not work with a ROI of 20% - he needs 50 or 100%.
that means that he can not pay that much for traffic as a big buyer can and if someone wants to play this game in small and tries to buy traffic that will make him a huge profit - he will not get traffic because the big buyers are calculating harder and can pay MUCH MORE - so he will end up with no traffic.
the complete internet industry today has adapted this rules wich are not new - they are existing since centuries - but nobody believed that they are valid also in internet.
so everybody that understand this basics and understand a bit about internet technology will beat every dinosaur that did not learn it within the blink of an eye.
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So great, what you are saying is a webmaster with a small budget (say under $1000 a month) cannot play this game, is wasting his money and will never get any good traffic? That only experienced media buyers working for large companies with huge budgets can turn a profit?
Gee how wonderful, hopeful and exciting! So all us Webmasters should just go home and let big companies do everything? Great.
Hey Thommy, instead of writing WALLS OF TEXT that really helps no one - since these large companies and media buyers already know what to do and do not need your advice - how about showing the rest of us how a SMALL Webmaster or company can buy traffic and make a profit. Hmm?