The DoshDosh article hit home for me on so many levels I recently signed up for what I though was a legit website and they turned out to be complete spammers. If they had read his article and tried to gain my trust before trying to sell to me maybe I would have considered it but they didn’t and they spammed so I blocked! Yes I blocked them and now I will never hear from them again. Spam software is on so may peoples computers these days I can’t believe people would even try what this spammer did they sent me one email an hour full of useless sales junk in each one overlapping with each message. Now if they had read give before you try to get maybe I wouldn’t have blocked them but to be honest there content was designed for a desperate person who didn’t know anything about computers and was target peoples desires for more money (they had a get rich quick scam). The approach that the DoshDosh article takes is that you need to gain trust before you try and sell to your subscribers. Building trust on the internet is a very hard thing to due, there are so many people just doing the same thing but a little bit different. That’s not to say that there isn’t a way to make money online it’s just that the technique of selling is different. Trust needs to be earned before trying to sell I don’t want to go into depth DoshDosh did it perfectly check it out.

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