I don't like it one bit!

As a site gets more popular, it's harder to stand out from the crowd. Take it as a challenge to develop your marketing skills.

Now I got the point why more and more people seemed to be active after the site gets upgraded. Most of the Professional people are lost in this new change in my view as more and more unwanted campaigns and updates are seen in wall. Yet this new feed in the wall is attractive.

I don't drink coffee, I love the cookies-big glass of milk combo LOL

Philippe, I like cookies too, with my coffee

Anginetta, I love cookies :)

Love the article and you all have some good points but we are like ants trying to take on a big cookie. The problem is so big and I don't see it getting any better. The so called gurus come out with a free program every minute of the day sucking people in to build their list, promising a quick buck without having to pay do anything and the crap gets blasted to the social sites. I partly agree with relationship building as well, I think it's a waste of time talking to people who are convinced the

faii, what I meant about spamming is when people put links in comments, I see it as trying to steal the spotlight from the author's efforts. Writing an article or a RevPage is not spam

Phillipe? I don't even consider this to be spam. I see it more as people trying very hard to promote programs that are almost certainly never going to deliver what they promise. I remember the first things I tried out to make money, and how dismally I failed.

I just hate to see so many apparently falling for the "high and easy" profits being promised.
On the other hand, I am shocked and pleased by the response I have gotten to this little article, compared to some of the other drivel I have wri

It is all relative. I am on a network that is much smaller and where there are no spammers and no scams advertised because they are deleted. All I post gets lots of page views from inside and outside the network. The pages are viewed voluntarily out of an interest and not because they receive credits, points or cash to visit them. I rather have 10 visits from people that want to than 1000 who only vieuw to earn credits or 0,0001 cash or what ever.

Muriel & Graham Legg, it's a question of patience, of building relationships, of branding oneself properly, and using the APSense tools effectively, as well as other online tools and sites, like combining articles, RevPages, doing videos, posting on your blog, on Facebook groups, also taking the time to write meaningful comments, clicking on "like it" when you do like something. I prefer a site that has tons of activity to some places where not much happens. Don't forget, the spammers will go wh

Looks like many of us are on the same page here. I was surfing through the traffic exchange and was amazed that there was literally nothing of value being offered. One junk program after another or someone's biz opp page. It's no wonder so many are failing out there.

Folks, we are all strangers until a relationship is created. No one is going go buy from you until they get to know you. Offer something of VALUE first, build a relationship and maybe once a person realizes you offer value and are

Very Well Said Muriel!

I have yet to get my head around the new design, but I feel that Apsense has grown out of the control of the admin and support staff. This is the price of success. At one time you had prolific articles that were interesting and educational to read. They are still out there, but it is becoming harder to find them as they get hidden behind the deluge of absolute rubbish that are tumbling around your ears and drowning the good stuff.

This message has been spread by many people, and in many places, but I guess that the promise of instant riches can be a more powerful motivator. Someone struggling to make money to survive is easy prey for the shysters who recruit them with the fake promise of easy money from promoting their hollow programs. Although it's frustrating to have to sift through these worthless, junk opportunities, it is possible to develop a "nose" for them so that you know you can avoid them completely.

I totally agree with faii acy what he has written in this article. Most of campaigns are just a garbage and nothing else. I had also seen that some members post links in comments, which is a spamming.

I agree. I wrote several articles with the same message myself. Sad thing is that many THINK they are promoting a solid program. They do not take the time to research a program or read anything that can educate them in choosing a good opportunity. Than there are those that have a good opportunity and think they work hard because they put in X hours a day. They think they are doing marketing and in reality they do nothing more than posting links. Many work without plan and structure. It is also t

I posted something like this awhile ago but in briefer terms. " Stop promoting Crap ". Thats all i said.

It gives everyone a bad name so dont do it.

I are absolutely right with your content and appreciate you dare to say the truth to the dreamers. It is a lot of time,knowledge and persistence to get money online!
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So let's stop the crap, people. Yes you can make money online. But as much as I hate to tell you this, it will take WORK, it will take TIME, and in the beginning, you will make pennies.
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Bravo ! It is time to change your game if your not moving the ball. Me i have no problem making changes mid stride if i realize a better way.. Some people get stuck unto chains they can not break from Like a disease! One fellow Apsenser said "Like a Zombie promotion". Mindless thoughtless advertising that lacks a soul..I have more respect for a custom made splash than a splah ive seen 100 times. I will go out of my way to leave a worthy comment if somebody put in the time to write something uni