How Long Have You Been Online?

[captkirk]

Hi Fellow Marketers and Guests,
 
Tommie Kirkland (Captkirk) here...
 
I have been online for 16 years (since 2001) searching for my pot of gold.
 
And 16 years later and I'm still searching!
 
How Long Have You Been Online?

[Darren Olander]

Since 2002, so 15 years

[captkirk]

Since 2002, so 15 years

 

We have been online a long time. We have seen a lot of things come and go...

[smalpani7]

Hi Fellow Marketers and Guests,

 

Tommie Kirkland (Captkirk) here...

 

I have been online for 16 years (since 2001) searching for my pot of gold.

 

And 16 years later and I'm still searching!

 

How Long Have You Been Online?

that's pretty long. I am doing this for merely 2-3 years

[captkirk]

that's pretty long. I am doing this for merely 2-3 years

 

Good for you! Before you know it you will be here for 15 to 16 years...

[prosumus]

Since 2003 (14 years).

[Allen Tan]

I started  in 2014.

[captkirk]

Since 2003 (14 years).

 

I see you been around the block a few times.

[captkirk]

I started  in 2014.

 

3 years heading toward 14, 15, and 16+ years!

[Clare Bowen]

Since around 2008 or 2009, somewhere there  

[cristinz]

Since about 1999 (might have been earlier), so that's about 18 years

[captkirk]

Since around 2008 or 2009, somewhere there

 

So, you have seen a thing of two yourself.

[captkirk]

Since about 1999 (might have been earlier), so that's about 18 years

 

1999, that reminds me of Prince song.

[Kevin J Timothy]

I've been on since 2009 (online marketing) but I've been involved with network marketing since 2000.

 

I chose not to re-enlist my active duty service with the US Army in January 2000, came back into the civilian world, and I knew that I wanted to start a business.  I guess you can say that being in the military (under the Bush Administration) was trauma. 

 

[captkirk]

I've been on since 2009 (online marketing) but I've been involved with network marketing since 2000.

 

I chose not to re-enlist my active duty service with the US Army in January 2000, came back into the civilian world, and I knew that I wanted to start a business.  I guess you can say that being in the military (under the Bush Administration) was trauma. 

 

 

You did Network Marketing old school, opportunity meetings, homes presentations, hotels and etc...

[essentialsoflife]

Hello fellow marketer!  I've been marketing online off and on... ok, more off than on... since October 2000.

[captkirk]

Hello fellow marketer!  I've been marketing online off and on... ok, more off than on... since October 2000.

 

As long as you're back on, Great!

[Guest mrclean0325]

I played with my first computer in the late '60s. I have been "online" (connecting one computer to another through a modem) since the mid-seventies. Didn't really make much money until the www hit and eBay hit in the mid-nineties...I also bought a "biz-in-a-box" making computer plaques, cups, and key-chains in that area somewhere in the early '90s (cost a few grand for the computer, laser printer, and all the supplies) we did it at fairs and stuff. Also did a lot of offline MLM; hotel meetings and all the rest I think the first one was in the late seventies...I started a mail order business in the '80s through a program like so many you see online now but it had a lot of BOOKS to read...

[aditya]

It does not make a big difference whether you have been in online business for 2 weeks or 10 years if your pot is filling with Gold (Online incline) .

[captkirk]

I played with my first computer in the late '60s. I have been "online" (connecting one computer to another through a modem) since the mid-seventies. Didn't really make much money until the www hit and eBay hit in the mid-nineties...I also bought a "biz-in-a-box" making computer plaques, cups, and key-chains in that area somewhere in the early '90s (cost a few grand for the computer, laser printer, and all the supplies) we did it at fairs and stuff. Also did a lot of offline MLM; hotel meetings and all the rest I think the first one was in the late seventies...I started a mail order business in the '80s through a program like so many you see online now but it had a lot of BOOKS to read...

 

You been around on the net a long time and not to mention being in MLM and hotel meetings, I remember those one on one meetings, home presentations, opportunities meetings in hotels and etc...

[captkirk]

It does not make a big difference whether you have been in online business for 2 weeks or 10 years if your pot is filling with Gold (Online incline) .

 

I would like to meet someone that started online in 2 weeks and have his pot filling with Gold. I have never met one in my 16 years online.

[john566]

I have been trying to make money online for about 4 years most of that time failed, but had some success. The important thing is to build your list asap!, because it is a waste of money if you promote directly to the product your promoting. Make a capture page, setup an autoresponder and drive traffic using free methods and paid traffic services...( The Money Is In The List)

[Guest mrclean0325]

You been around on the net a long time and not to mention being in MLM and hotel meetings, I remember those one on one meetings, home presentations, opportunities meetings in hotels and etc...

Yes, the "good ol' days" where you had no choice but to meet "belly-to-belly"...

[captkirk]

Yes, the "good ol' days" where you had no choice but to meet "belly-to-belly"...

That's why I'm on the net today, I got enough of that belly-to-belly and face-to-face.

[Clare Bowen]

To be honest, I'm really not well suited to building a good online income. I've made money, and I can make money, plus I have some small residual income from various programs. But as far as building something more sustainable, I don't really do it. I don't do social networking, I don't have my own site (any more), I don't maintain a list, and I don't "sell" to people I know and meet online, though I know how. So in the almost 10 years I've been online, I've really just been using mailers and traffic exchanges to promote. But I have an offline business, so for me, this remains a hobby. And this is how I prefer to work.