Broke the $1000/day barrier finally!
April 9th, 2008 | by admin |So I finally did it, I broke the $1000/day barrier. I started a campaign around 5PM and by 12PM I had made $1251.60. I’m excited to see how this campaign performs today (April 9th)
I did this using just one offer and doing a media buy on a few banner ad networks. Once the offer dies I may write up a little case study for it!
I’ve been using CXDigital (IncentaClick) lately and they have been really good about helping me out.


8 Responses to “Broke the $1000/day barrier finally!”
By Dan on Apr 10, 2008 | Reply
Hey Matt!
I’ve discovered your blog from Wes at T202, and let me say, you’re doing a lot better than me at AM!
I’ve just turned 20, and started AM back in Nov. 2007. I’ve been slacking, and to see you come so far in a short period of time is a huge inspiration to me. Keep it up!
I’m also an Internet/Web2.0 entrepreneur and I look forward to your future blog posts revolving around PHP and MySQL - coincidentally, those are the tools that I choose to work with as well!
D
By Marko Nikolic on Apr 14, 2008 | Reply
Great blog, I’m book marketing it.
Quick question, where are you advertising? I tried a few places like adengage and trafficvance but lost money.
Thanks,
Marko
By admin on Apr 16, 2008 | Reply
Hey Marko, I prefer to advertise on social networks. There are of course a hundred ways to do that though!
By Marko Nikolic on Apr 16, 2008 | Reply
What kind of offers do well on Facebook? :)
By admin on Apr 16, 2008 | Reply
Sorry Marko. Secrets ;)
By Brady Lewis on May 18, 2008 | Reply
Congrats Matt. Sorry it’s a late comment. I started following you after your posts on Nicky Cakes’ blog.
It’s nice to see that you came so far in the short period of time it took you. I have been doing it for about a month now and am just starting to make some daily money. I look forward to future posts!
By peter on Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
can we know what’s the expenses and does it involve incentive?
By Liam Price on May 23, 2010 | Reply
i think Book Marketing takes more effort compared to e-mail marketing and social media marketing.’.*