The net is on buzz again. After two months of recruitment labour, many Agloco activists and entrepreneurs are beginning to boast what they're worth, even before the Agloco View bar, expected to be released in February 2007, (just some two weeks time).
Using internet business model valuation method, the same used for Google, Yahoo, and eBay, it is being estimated by internet pundits that, each Agloco referral you recruit is worth about $30 Dollars, and this figure would climb up to $50, in the next two years.
With my downstream referrals now at 110 people, as at the time of this posting (see the Agloco table on the right above), that implies a sum of $ 3,300 Dollars, excluding monthly cash that Agloco would be paying me and my referrals for using the viewbar to browse the net five hours per month.
Yesterday, I read that only about 20% of Agloco have been recruiting, the bulk majority- 80%, just registered and adopted a "wait-and-see" attitude. Somebody called this the 'Pareto principle' 80/20 rule, otherwise known asThe Law of the Vital Few.
This is what my Mentor, John Chow, had to say about this 'law':
" ... 20% of the population produces 80% of the results. In almost every field you can imagine, the 80/20 rule applies. On the Internet, 80% of the website owners make next to nothing, 20% make money. If you own a manufacturing business, you’ll discover that 80% of your sales comes from 20% of the customers. If you were to break down Google’s biggest publishers, you’ll find that the top 10 accounts for nearly half of Google’s income. In a nutshell, the 80/20 rule means most of the results are produced by a minority.
The cool thing about the 80/20 rule is you can choose which side of the fence to be on. You don’t need to be born into it, marry it, inherit it, or win it (but that does help). It’s all attitude. Do you want to be part of the 20% that makes things happen or part of the 80% that wonder what happen?
However, you have to work for it to earn the big bucks is true. Most of AGLOCO (80%) will just run the tool bar and sign up nobody. And that’s fine. They’ll make $3 to $5 a month doing that, which is still in the black since it cost nothing.
Another 19% will sign up some people and make some part time income from it.
1% will be able to live off it.
When I had 10,000 members (with 100 new members per day) in All-Advantage, I got up to $5,000 in one month before the net starting caving in. Can you live off $5K a month?
The top 1% will be a moving target. Right now it don't take too many referrals to be there. However, as the network gets bigger, you'll need to sign up more people to stay in the top 1%".
A word, they say, is enough for the wise.
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Sunday, January 21, 2007
Wow, I'm Worth $3,300 Dollars!
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Saturday, January 20, 2007
Passion and Money
The secrets of men are in their stories. I stumbled on a story written by John Chow in September, last year, 2006. Ever since then, I have been so endeared to John Chow's blog. I called it the lecture theatre for bloggers on the subject of making money.
I have learnt a ton of tips on money-making from him in the last five months. Before I met him, my site used to be the dumping ground for MFA ads campaign. Today however, with what he re-taught me, having filtered out these parasite websites that fed fat from my labour, my blog income through Google AdSense has quardrupled.
John is my secret mentor that I cherish so much. He introduced me to the AGLOCO internet money making venture, that would take off early in February 2007, with the expected release of its view bar.my potential 109 referrals are worth more than $3,270 dollars in share value with Agloco.
His 'practical lectures' showed me how it is possible with a blog that's, less a year old, to earn an monthly income of over 2,000 dollars!That is an incredible income for any blogger in the third world. It infuses me with confidence to attain such levels too for my blog here, before it marks its first year anniversary in August 2007. I am currently above 10% of that.
John is a bundle of passion, and that is what makes his blog tick. The transparent honesty and passion behind his writings among others, are what makes the traffic to surge and always come for more 'food'.
I know of bloggers who practically 'live' on John's blog. With 75 comments by a blogger, within 3 weeks naturally point to the fact that some people do overtime there.
All hail my secret mentor!
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