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It broadens your horizons and shows you how other people handle similar problems.
You need to check what their burn rate is on domains. The best ones like Mailchimp or Constant Contact will limit your daily email count so that their domains do not get burned. So pick the one with the best reputation and the most restrictions even so this sounds contrarian.
You should not because everybody signing up after you will loose money. The numbers don't make sense. For more detail as to why:
https://www.z-niche.com/when-mlms-go-wrong
AI is already impacting construction, specifically in the permitting segment and environmental impact regulations. I know of 2 start-ups that are creating the database and the agent for reducing permiting time and cost. I do not know if it is already impacting structural engineering yet, but I know that several startups are working on it plus autocad is pushing there also.
Market fit for the product and cashflow. Having done 2 start-ups, I found in first one we had market fit but were not prepared for slow payment.
In the second - we were overpriced and picked the wrong channel of distribution.
Both required radical pivots and both ended up being successful.
No - while technically legal, MLMs only work for the people that start them. By the time they get to you, the numbers no longer make sense.
https://www.z-niche.com/when-mlms-go-wrong
It depends what you call "real money"? However if you mean earning a livelyhood online then it can be done by investing your time and skills. You need to educate yourself on the various online marketplaces that are out there and study them before making an account. What you need to look for are things like: business model, profile of people using them and fees.
I hate to tell you but your question looks like an add for the "experts" that supposedly recovered your money. Alternatively, trusting your life savings to a online platform that you did not verify is an expensive lesson.
1) In person sales staff
2) Attending Trade Shows (have a booth)
3) Blog
4) Expert Platforms
5) PR -articles in press
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