does anyone make a living on these service sales?

fitnessgirl2012 Level 1

October 16, 2012, 11:54 pm

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does anyone make a living on these service sales?

I am just curious to find out if gig sales is more of a hobby or can you make a living with sales? Thank You

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tacitinc

I was until my fiv**r account was banned after 2 years and 8k in earnings , really took a chunk out of an empire i had built basically... all because i said i would help someone with their website. ever since they got their 15 mil in investment the site and service went to sh*t. Seocheckout is where the future is, i am trying to recruit to here as much as i can. But yes it is possible to make a living, i was doing it for close to a year with just my combined income from gig sites.

12 years ago

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exjordanary

Yes, I do. One thing to remember before considering doing this for a living :

There NO days off. I mean NONE. You are expected to work 7 days a week and even when you sleep at night, people will start worrying about why it's taking you so long to reply to them, or begin their Order, etc.

Perhaps people think that since they're Placing Orders via a Computer, they expect YOU to also be a computer (or, not human).

So it's a sacrifice you have to be willing to take. When you have multiple orders in the queue, all in different stages of the process, it's not like you can just be sick one day. You would need to schedule your sickness 2 weeks in advance. Suspend all your Gigs, then complete all the ones pending in the Queue.

You will also need to "Float" at LEAST $3,000 worth of Orders since you don't get paid for 2 to 3 Weeks after you Deliver them.

Hope this helps,

12 years ago