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Did Your Site Just Pay for Itself?

In summary, the time it takes for a site to pay for itself can vary, but on average it takes 3-6 months. When a site has paid for itself, it means that the sales generated have covered the initial cost and it is now generating profit. There is no specific number of sales required for a site to pay for itself. Tracking earnings can help determine when a site has paid for itself. After a site has paid for itself, it continues to generate profit and can help increase income and attract more customers.
tlennhoff
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I have an aquaintance that loves our products. She had hoped to do an HWC fundraiser but our schedules did not work out. I just got email that she placed an online order for almost $300 in product. This order alone pays for my 6 months for the website. I'm so excited. My director was not at home so I just had to share my news with someone. :D
 
Whoo Hoo******* Yea for you!!
 
Awesome. Congratulations!
 
doesn't that feel great?!?!
 
That's great!
 
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I thought the timing was good as we have a thread "is it worth it to have a PWS". :D
 
Congratulations Tasha!

Those big orders are always such a great treat!

Lisa
 
That is wonderful!!
 
CONGRATS! That's exciting news....
 
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Super! Don't you love those out-of-the-blue sales?
 
  • #11
YEAY!!!...Congrats!! :D :D :D
 
  • #12
Yea for you! You KNOW we will celebrate with you Tasha!:D
 

Related to Did Your Site Just Pay for Itself?

1. How long does it typically take for "My Site Just Paid for Itself..." to happen?

The time it takes for your site to pay for itself can vary depending on several factors such as your marketing efforts, the size of your customer base, and the products you offer. However, on average, our consultants have reported that their sites pay for themselves within 3-6 months.

2. What does it mean when my site has paid for itself?

When your site has paid for itself, it means that the sales you have generated through your site have covered the initial cost of setting up and maintaining your site. Essentially, your site is now generating profit for your business instead of being an expense.

3. Do I need to have a specific number of sales for my site to pay for itself?

No, there is no specific number of sales required for your site to pay for itself. It all depends on the cost of your site and the profit margin of the products you sell. Some consultants may reach this milestone with a few high-ticket item sales, while others may need more sales of lower-priced items.

4. Can I track how much my site has earned to see when it has paid for itself?

Yes, you can track your site's earnings through your consultant dashboard. You can see the total sales generated through your site and calculate when it has covered the cost of your site.

5. What happens after my site has paid for itself?

After your site has paid for itself, you will continue to earn profit from the sales made through your site. This can help increase your overall income and grow your business. You can also use your site to showcase new products and promotions to attract more customers.

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