Quote from FB123:
So I did some follow-up research, and it does look like doubleyourdating.com actually has some traffic going there...
Using the stats at the following site:
http://www.websiteoutlook.com/www.doubleyourdating.com
We can figure out that they get 42,000 page hits per day, at an average of 2 page hits per user. 1.3% of those page hits go to the order page, so we can assume that on average 273 people per day are actually ordering something. Incredible that anyone would actually pay for this stuff, but...
If 273 people per day are ordering, and he's charging (let's say) $20 per order, then that's $5000 per day, or approximately $2 million per year. He would have to charge $300 apiece to reach the $30 million that was claimed, which given how desperate some guys are out there, might be possible(?). (I still kind of doubt it.. he'd have to upsell a lot of people to go from $2 million to $30 million. Also, it's not clear that every page hit to the order page is actually resulting in a sale - I doubt that's the case.)
Nevertheless, it is obvious that this site probably does make at least million or two a year, just from the traffic to the order page... unless I am misreading it somehow. If he really is making that amount of money, someone should tell the dumb-ass to update his website. It looks like a teenager programmed it for a school project.
the exact numbers brandonf uses are probably wrong - how does he know exactly what his competitors make?
but i agree those sites can make you a millionaire easy when well marketed.
professional looking sites don't convert always that well, amateur sites are much better. For example amateur webcam sites convert better than professional made webcam sites. When you go into marketing, you learn, things aren't always what they seem.
Right now, I still wonder how much money the guys from Fapturbo made, that absolutely horrible name with horrible product. But the marketing was excellent, so they probably made millions.
Quote from northmen202:
On good days the room would have small gains & on the bad days the losses were massive.
The bottom fell out more than once trying to scalp 1 tick long.
Before you know what hit you the room is down 5 or 7 points and loaded up to the hilt with more contracts because he keeps averaging down.
It's a niche style of trading but not geared for the average trader that joins his room.
I would say, he makes money not because of his trading style, but because of his money management. Trading the direction of a short term MA, incorporating MACD, entering in pullbacks isn't uncommon. Alot of traders do that. But the way he makes money is by taking a few ticks and having a 3 point + stop while scaling in more and more size. Do you see what's going on here, this is a glorified martingale strategy.
It seems to make money, but only does so, because of chance, and because of the supposed "with trend" trades.
Robert hoffman is a shrewd marketer. fyi, I subscribed my e-mail to his weekly levels and he always talks about how he is visiting a trading subscriber and how they are so nice. The word nice gets overused, while his subscribers like Jreality keep losing money after paying $300 a month for a trading room without much trading going on. It's all one big happy family, but who is the person that benefits the most?
I feel sorry for the people that paid $2500 a year non-refundable so they could save 2 months in costs
