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Curious. Saw a company post the income by % of their "community". Ex: 1% make $X, 2% make $X 20% make $x etc. Right down to % making < $100 mo. Do we have stats on our commun
I think it's an interesting question and I'd also be curious to know those figures.
You'd have a hard time coming up with percentages though, since everyone's earnings here are private, and very few would be willing to divulge how much or how little they're earning, even if they're doing extremely well.
I still think it's a legitimate question, but one that will prove very hard, if not impossible to answer.
Agree, if I have a shoe shop and am successful because of my efforts and hard work, How can you compare the shoe shop down the road who is going broke?
I stand by my response. Two shoe shops arenot working together as a community. We supposedly are. We share personal and business info here. Why the fear of seeing how we do as a community? I know the 80/20 rule. Also the top % rule. Only wondering how it applies here. Actually I'm optimistic it is better than normal. What's wrong with asking?
I'm bewildered why this community keeps asking the same question over and over again. Its totally up to the individual's drive and commitment. How much drive do u have? You might find the answer there.
I agree. And "If its to be, it's up to me". And all that. I haven't seen the question before. The question was not about my drive. The question was simply how is the community doing. I don't join a situation based on others results. However, isn't it transparent to be able to show the system works for those that use it? Just curious and if I'm not the only one asking, that shows interest. Again, the question was not how much can I make. The question was how is the community doing. To me, and apparently others, it's a legitimate question. I was always taught there is no such thing as a stupid question. As part of the community, I feel it's okay to ask how the community is doing.
I did not imply your question was stupid. I hope you have a wonderful day and hope that this course is profitable for you and for everyone here at WA Community
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Income stats for the community?
Curious. Saw a company post the income by % of their "community". Ex: 1% make $X, 2% make $X 20% make $x etc. Right down to % making < $100 mo. Do we have stats on our commun
The only way that any program can characterize its members' incomes by percentages is for it to know how much each member is earning. In the programs that can do this, I'd have to think that their members are making their money (either exclusively or predominantly) by selling that program's products.
Since WA doesn't work that way, there's no way for WA to calculate such figures. The only member incomes that WA knows about are those being paid for WA and Jaxxy affiliate referrals.
Understood. Just would be interesting to know. I know with my Newsletter, I can send out a survey (great way to get people to opt in by asking to be put on my list) and here I would ask the community, anonymously, to share incomes from 1k to 5k, 5k+ to 10k per month etc. Knowing the number of active community members and number of survey participants, we can take a rough guess. Not totally accurate but an idea. Was just asking. ONWARD!
I think it's an interesting question and I'd also be curious to know those figures.
You'd have a hard time coming up with percentages though, since everyone's earnings here are private, and very few would be willing to divulge how much or how little they're earning, even if they're doing extremely well.
I still think it's a legitimate question, but one that will prove very hard, if not impossible to answer.
Agree, if I have a shoe shop and am successful because of my efforts and hard work, How can you compare the shoe shop down the road who is going broke?
I stand by my response. Two shoe shops arenot working together as a community. We supposedly are. We share personal and business info here. Why the fear of seeing how we do as a community? I know the 80/20 rule. Also the top % rule. Only wondering how it applies here. Actually I'm optimistic it is better than normal. What's wrong with asking?
I'm bewildered why this community keeps asking the same question over and over again. Its totally up to the individual's drive and commitment. How much drive do u have? You might find the answer there.
I agree. And "If its to be, it's up to me". And all that. I haven't seen the question before. The question was not about my drive. The question was simply how is the community doing. I don't join a situation based on others results. However, isn't it transparent to be able to show the system works for those that use it? Just curious and if I'm not the only one asking, that shows interest. Again, the question was not how much can I make. The question was how is the community doing. To me, and apparently others, it's a legitimate question. I was always taught there is no such thing as a stupid question. As part of the community, I feel it's okay to ask how the community is doing.
I did not imply your question was stupid. I hope you have a wonderful day and hope that this course is profitable for you and for everyone here at WA Community
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The only way that any program can characterize its members' incomes by percentages is for it to know how much each member is earning. In the programs that can do this, I'd have to think that their members are making their money (either exclusively or predominantly) by selling that program's products.
Since WA doesn't work that way, there's no way for WA to calculate such figures. The only member incomes that WA knows about are those being paid for WA and Jaxxy affiliate referrals.
Understood. Just would be interesting to know. I know with my Newsletter, I can send out a survey (great way to get people to opt in by asking to be put on my list) and here I would ask the community, anonymously, to share incomes from 1k to 5k, 5k+ to 10k per month etc. Knowing the number of active community members and number of survey participants, we can take a rough guess. Not totally accurate but an idea. Was just asking. ONWARD!