Biggest Mistakes You Made In 2007

[mikebrad]

Trying too hard to try make money in other markets and not hard enough in poker. I get so caught up in the programming side of things and writing cool scripts that don't make any money but are fun to write.

[Graham]

- Playing too much poker
- Not focusing enough on my current traffic and trying to improve my conversions
- Not focusing enough on the content that actually made the money

[nordberg25]

Taking on too many projects at one time, some people have quoted that its easier to have 10 websites to make $1,000 a month rather than 1.

I would like to have 1 full, respectable website instead of 10 works in progress. They all make money, but 1 pride and joy / heart and soul is what i need for the big kahuna. IMO

[RCNastermind]

-Not playing enough poker
-Believing that some partners who really have no interest in business would work as hard as I did to make our site work

[Ridge]

I think my mistake was not focusing on the big picture.. It also took me a while before I started asking the right questions on PAW and started networking with some of the better affiliates on here..

My biggest mistake was when I first started talking with Randy- I was lucky enough to do some work for him and at first I thought he was crazy! Then I realized I knew nothing and started learning.

Thanks again Randy!!! You the man!

[JBlixt]

- Started outsourcing to late! This is a hobby project and we do not have time to develop enough and we did not reinvest our money fast enough. We have learned and going to do this year differently.
- Maybe playing to much poker, but that gives an income so shouldnt complain i guess.

[JohnH]

forgetting to put aff links in some of my reviews

[kaus]

Originally Posted by JohnH

forgetting to put aff links in some of my reviews

HA! At least I am not the only one. I did it for a month with Poker Stars (poker Stars had a nicely written review and no links or banners to download from) and Bodog...

[Skinski]

From what I've earned and have read , I pretty much blew the whole year on being an affiliate.....Now I'm reading up and doing things differently . The first thing was getting myself a host and all , so I'm hoping that's a step in the right direction .

[JohnH]

Originally Posted by Skinsky

From what I've earned and have read , I pretty much blew the whole year on being an affiliate.....Now I'm reading up and doing things differently . The first thing was getting myself a host and all , so I'm hoping that's a step in the right direction .

Don't fret Skinsky. Everyone has to start somewhere. Just read up, search the forum, ask questions, and apply what you learn. It is a constant learning process. Lord knows most of us have come a lonnnnngg way from when we first got started.