900 Active Credit Packs - Will I Go For Diamond?

900 Active Credit Packs - Will I Go For Diamond?

Well I hit 900 Active Credit Packs!

Not my most flattering picture, but at least Tess looks good!

Anyway I now have a dilemma. I could maintain my 900 packs for the rest of this month (2 weeks), in fact I could maintain that for ever if i wanted.

That amount of packs alone would earn approximately

$2200 or £1400 A MONTH!

That's right, My Advertising Pays could provide that.

Now I did say I was considering doing that, just to bring a little extra in whilst we move house...

HOWEVER...

IF...

I continue to build up my packs, it's perfectly reasonable to assume I could be on 1200 packs not long after the New Year, and that is very tempting!

So, what would you do?

My gut feeling is to continue now as I am so close to the goal of maxing out at 1200. I've already proved the system, made sales in the Traffic Exchange and withdrawn money several times.

This is, potentially life changing stuff folks.

Yeah it may not be in the realms of the top earners, the big names in internet marketing or the the online guru's that claim all sorts of stuff.

BUT, to an ordinary guy like me, this is paying off the mortgage earlier,

helping my kids financially and planning for my family's future.

Potential financial freedom.

I'm sure we've all thought about this and looked for ways to reach those goals.

There are no guarantees in life, but personally, I think I've found one way to get that little bit closer to what I hope to achieve.

Below is a short video and one My Advertising Pays members story of how he achieved his goals...

Still Not Sure About My Advertising Pays - Look For Social Proof!

Still Not Sure About My Advertising Pays - Look For Social Proof. 

It's everywhere! 

If after all this time you still have your doubts that you really can make money with My Advertising Pays, then the place to look is on Social Media.

    It goes without saying that Facebook is the number one place to go to find loads of MAP related pages, groups and posts. 

Not only do they install a sense of proof and reliability in the business, and show that it quite obviously is not a scam,
but they're also the place to ask questions like minded people and members.

It also makes sense to join the groups, or be invited by an existing member so that you can see the day to day results and comments, advice and general good will that goes hand in hand with the whole My Advertising Pays community.

You can check out my Facebook page here.

But why not have a look at some MAP Groups such as this Scottish one:

My Advertising Pays Scotland or perhaps one of the main UK groups here.

And it doesn't stop there. There's more social proof to be found on sites such as Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest, Digg, Stumbleupon, YouTube and many more.

So don't just sit on the fence. Check out the wealth of positive, proactive success stories from some of the (almost)
  200,000 My Advertising Pays members!  
 

Be Wary Of Anti MAPS Reviews - Do They Have Ulterior Motives?

Okay, so you've typed Myadvertisingpays into Google, and amongst the genuine blogs and sites, you see a few that attempt to discredit MAPS.

Confusing eh?

There are pages on Social Media where some people seem to spend an enormous amount of time and effort producing, in many cases, lame and inaccurate comments, often naming and in some cases offering veiled threats to individuals in the business.

Why would someone, who hides their identity spend so much effort venting their spleen day after day after day?

It must be self destructive to be such an individual, so maybe they lost out in an online opportunity in the past.

Fair enough, you win some, you lose some (take the 4k I lost to the men in grey suits at the Bank when they suggested I open an ISA!).

Online marketers often get it wrong. They don't build the programme though.

I had a Renault a few years ago after hearing glowing reports from friends and online. Turned out to be an electrical fault nightmare (which I now know is common in Renaults).

Should I blame those friends and online reviews then...or myself?

And then we come to the often missed point by people looking for unbiased views online. Do the sites "dissing", MAPS for example have an ulterior motive?

Quite often, yes!

Quite often, these sites will eventually lead you to a "New Opportunity" that they wish to promote.

People are rightly wary of online programmes and systems that promise to make you rich overnight, and so are easily swayed if they see just one bad review, but will continue to accept poor service and goods in the offline world.

     Sometimes these new oppportunities whole system is based around calling EVERY other opportunity a scam......apart from theirs of course!

The best way to get any facts is to meet, and speak to people within the business. Go to meetings and events and see real social proof.