Comments on: How A Site Grew Monthly Revenue From $400 to $400,000. – With Warren Jolly http://mixergy.com/warren-jolly-affiliate-media/ Entrepreneurs you respect teach how they did it. Tue, 22 May 2012 06:43:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Compilation of revenue figures for different kinds of startups | Paras Chopra's Blog http://mixergy.com/warren-jolly-affiliate-media/comment-page-1/#comment-14828 Compilation of revenue figures for different kinds of startups | Paras Chopra's Blog Sun, 28 Nov 2010 18:43:26 +0000 http://mixergy.com/?p=3794#comment-14828 [...] Affiliate media Mixergy interview – (from $400 to $400,000/mo) single person bootstrapped business [...] [...] Affiliate media Mixergy interview – (from $400 to $400,000/mo) single person bootstrapped business [...]

]]> By: Prof http://mixergy.com/warren-jolly-affiliate-media/comment-page-1/#comment-12183 Prof Sat, 10 Oct 2009 03:10:28 +0000 http://mixergy.com/?p=3794#comment-12183 he is a scumbag who screws over everyone, this is crap he is a scumbag who screws over everyone, this is crap

]]> By: Prof http://mixergy.com/warren-jolly-affiliate-media/comment-page-1/#comment-7252 Prof Fri, 09 Oct 2009 20:10:28 +0000 http://mixergy.com/?p=3794#comment-7252 he is a scumbag who screws over everyone, this is crap he is a scumbag who screws over everyone, this is crap

]]> By: Matthew Krawse http://mixergy.com/warren-jolly-affiliate-media/comment-page-1/#comment-6941 Matthew Krawse Mon, 14 Sep 2009 18:54:00 +0000 http://mixergy.com/?p=3794#comment-6941 Excellent interview. In my opinion, the best part of this interview is Warren's outlook on rejection/failure/nos. I completely agree. Every situation (especially the ones that don't end the way you want them to) allow you the opportunity to learn, grow, and better yourself (and your product). Warren, thanks for sharing your insight! <br><br>P.S. I agree that the split screen is the way to go. Excellent interview. In my opinion, the best part of this interview is Warren's outlook on rejection/failure/nos. I completely agree. Every situation (especially the ones that don't end the way you want them to) allow you the opportunity to learn, grow, and better yourself (and your product). Warren, thanks for sharing your insight!

P.S. I agree that the split screen is the way to go.

]]> By: James P Hart http://mixergy.com/warren-jolly-affiliate-media/comment-page-1/#comment-6927 James P Hart Sat, 12 Sep 2009 18:57:55 +0000 http://mixergy.com/?p=3794#comment-6927 Bit late to the party with this one even though I tried my best to listen to it earlier. It's a pity that any ideas Warren has are so tainted by the very public break up he had with his former business partner, who was not mentioned at all in the interview. Even if you believe 25% of what was said in forums etc, it still doesn't portray Warren in a good way. Perhaps that's why he doesn't like the forum model anymore.<br><br>To give credit where it is due though, at least Warren did issue a public apology for misleading so many people in the online gambling space which is something I don't think his former partner has done yet. Also, hats off for implementing a business model that makes it very difficult for your clients to leave. Once a program lost it's certification because they no longer wished to pay the certification fees, their reputation would take a beating and they could be incorrectly lumped in with the rogue programs who were decertified. They had to be very proactive in getting the message out as to why they were leaving CAP.<br><br>If success is only measured in dollar terms then Warren is successful. If other factors are taken into account such as ethics, honesty and morality then maybe not as successful.<br><br>Andrew, this interview does remind me of something I have been going to mention for a while. I'd love to know more detail about how people deal with having partners in business. Not everything is smooth sailing and it would be great to hear how people deal with the disagreements that come up from time to time when there is more than one active owner (as opposed to investors). Bit late to the party with this one even though I tried my best to listen to it earlier. It's a pity that any ideas Warren has are so tainted by the very public break up he had with his former business partner, who was not mentioned at all in the interview. Even if you believe 25% of what was said in forums etc, it still doesn't portray Warren in a good way. Perhaps that's why he doesn't like the forum model anymore.

To give credit where it is due though, at least Warren did issue a public apology for misleading so many people in the online gambling space which is something I don't think his former partner has done yet. Also, hats off for implementing a business model that makes it very difficult for your clients to leave. Once a program lost it's certification because they no longer wished to pay the certification fees, their reputation would take a beating and they could be incorrectly lumped in with the rogue programs who were decertified. They had to be very proactive in getting the message out as to why they were leaving CAP.

If success is only measured in dollar terms then Warren is successful. If other factors are taken into account such as ethics, honesty and morality then maybe not as successful.

Andrew, this interview does remind me of something I have been going to mention for a while. I'd love to know more detail about how people deal with having partners in business. Not everything is smooth sailing and it would be great to hear how people deal with the disagreements that come up from time to time when there is more than one active owner (as opposed to investors).

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