surfer
July 31st, 2005, 10:49 AM
More hype. :)
With less than 16,000 registered to take it
and less than 15,000 who have actually
bothered to complete it, I'm already seeing
hype over what the participation level in
the survey means to YMMSS and STA.
Let's see, if your boss came into the
office and said complete this survey
or we will no longer pay you, what
would you do? Other than quitting
and possibly filing charges of course.
In Esto's thread, we touched on the
fact that most people will do the
absolute minimum possible in any home
based business endeavor. That's one
big reason most people fail.
Here we have between 30%-40% of
the YMMSS affiliate base that isn't
even willing to do that much. A fair
portion of those were probably paid
in by sponsors like Esto, so they have
no capital outlay to lose. They've
simply moved on.
They care so little or have such little
faith in YMMSS that they aren't even
willing to spend 30 minutes to get a
guaranteed weekly paycheck(small as
it might be).
It only leads one to wonder how many
of those who did the survey only did it
because it was mandatory. It was the
absolute minimum that they could get
away with doing to stay "active".
A much more realistic "active" affiliate
count would have been seen if they had
made the survey voluntary.
You can bet that most members who
completed the survey were simply protecting
their paycheck by doing the minimum.
Unfortunately, YMMSS won't be able
to force people to purchase from any
advertisers they might bring in.
Good luck to Mike Hamilton.
With less than 16,000 registered to take it
and less than 15,000 who have actually
bothered to complete it, I'm already seeing
hype over what the participation level in
the survey means to YMMSS and STA.
Let's see, if your boss came into the
office and said complete this survey
or we will no longer pay you, what
would you do? Other than quitting
and possibly filing charges of course.
In Esto's thread, we touched on the
fact that most people will do the
absolute minimum possible in any home
based business endeavor. That's one
big reason most people fail.
Here we have between 30%-40% of
the YMMSS affiliate base that isn't
even willing to do that much. A fair
portion of those were probably paid
in by sponsors like Esto, so they have
no capital outlay to lose. They've
simply moved on.
They care so little or have such little
faith in YMMSS that they aren't even
willing to spend 30 minutes to get a
guaranteed weekly paycheck(small as
it might be).
It only leads one to wonder how many
of those who did the survey only did it
because it was mandatory. It was the
absolute minimum that they could get
away with doing to stay "active".
A much more realistic "active" affiliate
count would have been seen if they had
made the survey voluntary.
You can bet that most members who
completed the survey were simply protecting
their paycheck by doing the minimum.
Unfortunately, YMMSS won't be able
to force people to purchase from any
advertisers they might bring in.
Good luck to Mike Hamilton.