[ASCS] Weird Things With The Aged Site from Human Proof Designs - DS062 #DougShow you next time#Best Education Page #Online Earning

hey what's going on

welcome to the Doug show it's Doug

Huntington here and in this episode I'm

going to talk a little bit about the

Aged site case study and give you a

couple updates on actually very light

updates on the earnings but I'm also

going to talk about sort of how the site

was set up and just a few things that

I'm gonna change so when I first titled

the episode for my notes just knowing

that I was gonna do this I was like I

think I called it quote weird things

with the human proof design site they're

not really weird it's just because I

like to do things in a particular way I

know how I like to see certain things I

have an opinion on it so when I got this

site I was like I don't like this I

don't like that it's weird that this

happened and I don't know why they even

do this or that so I'll explain all that

stuff in the context of this age site

case study if you're new to the case

study basically I purchased a site that

was aged from human proof designs and I

am outsourcing almost all of the

activities except for you know

essentially my analysis so I'm

documenting it pretty carefully along

the way I'll be sharing a you know

budget revenue I won't be sharing the

site itself that's just not my style

I'm actually like create this as an

asset for myself I make money from it so

I'm not just trying to sell other stuff

a lot of times if you see a case study

it is just a vehicle to sell other

things and this will actually be a site

that I keep that I want to you know have

cash flow coming from it and all that

stuff so that that's sort of the main

content of the episode I'm going to talk

about the theme a little bit plugins the

e-book a couple of the CSS

customizations I'm not going to get too

technical or anything just a high level

of how the site set up and then I will

also talk about

a side story where I shattered with a

friend that I hadn't talked to you

actually and probably like a year or so

but he was just like dude I was up for

promotion I did not get promoted I'm a

little annoyed with the corporate gig

and what do you do again Doug and he

just wanted to you know ask me about

what I've been working on how it's going

and if I like it that sort of thing so

we're going to talk about those few

things there and click update on the

earnings so I've had this site from

human proof designs for I think about a

month or so about a month and the cool

thing is as soon as I got the site into

my possession and the tracking code was

inserted there was a sale made within

like two to three days I don't remember

exactly like what time of day the

tracking code was updated and I don't

know what time of day the you know the

item was sold but the point is within a

few days an item was sold the traffic is

about 50 visitors a day currently and it

looks to be relatively stable obviously

I don't have much data but it looks to

be relatively stable with a normal like

ABS inflows that you would see for the

weekend versus week days and just some

days are lower and some days are higher

so that that's perfectly normal and what

I would expect to see as far as earnings

this month we're about halfway through

and you know for the timeliness I won't

even mention the exact date that it is

today that I'm recording this but it

looks like the site is on target for

about $30 for this particular month we

are about halfway through per the Amazon

reporting that I see and 15 bucks is

what the site has made so obviously that

is just revenue in there's a lot of

expenses that I'm incurring I'll cover

that kind of stuff in another episode

but you know at this point in time I'm

working on adding more content getting

links to the site all that all of that

activity is you know fairly expensive to

do when you're outsourcing it and trying

to get you know high quality so with

that said let's talk a little bit about

how the site was set up so as you can

imagine it's a production right this is

a it's like a factory it's a factory

where they build web sites so they are

using templates and this is how I would

do it right so I would use templates I

would set up every site relatively the

same and you know try and make

everything as efficient as possible and

you know when you do that you end up

with maybe some compromises I'll put it

that way you have to make compromises

for the set up because you're trying to

you know just set it up so it'll be

successful for most people most of the

time you're not trying to you know

necessarily make it perfect there's no

perfect website by the way but you're

not you're not trying to like maximize

every little thing you're just trying to

you know get get it good enough so that

you could sell it so I mean that that's

my that's my impression that's what

companies do right they try to minimize

their costs they try and minimize all

the expenses in the production they try

and you know squeeze all of the

efficiency that they can out of their

process and then sell it for the highest

price consumers try and buy it for the

lowest price so I'm you know this is

just how you know economics work so I

can't blame any of the decisions that

were made so all right let's just talk

about the details the site is set up

with one of the thrive themes and if

people are you know longtime listeners

you may know that I'm not a fan of

thrive at one point I was a fan of

thrive and that was maybe when they

first came out and they had back in the

day it was called thrive content builder

it's like a drag-and-drop

sort of you know page builder situation

it was kind of cool you could set up

like nice landing pages you can really

you know we call it an embellish your

your content with a lot of bells and

whistles and you know sparkles it's kind

of like the dazzling your your website

maybe I don't know and I liked it back

in the day and actually got content

builders now called thrive architect and

it was fine actually created a few like

sales pages with it and I actually tried

to do some blog posts on niche site

project using the content builder and I

thought it was gonna be helpful I made

it look better but really it just took

longer and it wasn't very it didn't make

the content better

it was just putting little boxes and

some shadows around boxes and that sort

of thing now could I have used it better

maybe but it turns out I don't like the

Thrive products and I don't want to use

them the other thing is their support is

really terrible if you just you know

google it check around test it out for

yourself my personal experience these

are all only my opinions alright so if

you actually need help from thrive

it will either take a long time or it

won't be very helpful again just my

experience and you know I if you ask

around if you ask around that is

probably what you're gonna hear I you

know as I am NOT a customer I I don't

know but I've heard that they are sort

of like reframing or rebranding some

things and all right I'll mention one

other thing and then we'll move on from

the thrive stuff here so they have a lot

of products under the umbrella of thrive

and you end up with the ability to

create like a course there's a lead

capture situation like an email list

builder I think it's called thrive leads

there's a you know evergreen deadlines

final sort of situation so you can do a

lot of stuff but like most cases where

you get like an all-in-one solution you

have to come from like there are many

compromises along the way and it's

generally at least again my experience

fairly buggy now the one thing that I

will compliment thrive on or at least

that I receive in this website it loaded

fast all right so I was under the

impression that it was probably gonna

load slowly but when I checked it it was

loading just over one second and I think

it was it was always under two seconds

whenever I was loading it so I wasn't

just checking the homepage I was

checking like the highest traffic pages

those are the ones that I believe

probably matter the most a lot of times

a home page may not have as much content

or images or whatever has some of the

you know posts that are out there anyway

the site loaded faster than I expected I

thought it was going to need to you know

do a lot more additional work to speed

it up but it seems to load pretty darn

quick and I'm happy with that so moving

on from thrive I was checking out the

plugins again if you've listened to you

know all the podcast episodes you

probably know I try to minimize the

plugins I don't want to have too many

plugins on my site

most of the plugins that I use or

directed or oriented towards like

backing up the site security and you

know some functionality and that I need

like caching or like some SEO components

right that I want to get to so anyway

there are I can't remember how many by

like by default when I got the site I

want to say it was about 13 or 15 I

can't quite remember it was over 10 10

is sort of like my the benchmark so if I

can get it under 10 I'm pretty happy

like I said you know more than half of

them are around security and backups and

just keeping the site safe and running

smoothly and then the rest are you know

some functionality that I need so I was

sort of confused on a couple of the

plugins so for example like pretty links

wasn't installed already and enabled and

when I in pretty link pretty links if

you don't know basically it's a link

shortener so you can get a link

oftentimes an affiliate link and an

affiliate link most of the time it's

like sort of a long like weird

King URL with a lot of code in there and

different you know unique tokens so that

they could track your affiliate referral

so I looked at pretty link at pretty

links I don't know if it's pretty link

or pretty link so we'll just say pretty

links and I was like are there links set

up already like why is this installed

and when I took a look there were none

right there were no pretty link so I was

like why is this even here if it's not

being used so that I mean that's a good

sign that you don't need something if

you're not even using it don't use it

don't install it it shouldn't be

activated or whatever so the cool thing

obviously with human proof designs you

can just send an email so I was like hey

what's up with the plugins I see a bunch

of them on here which ones are optional

which ones are required I you know I'm

not sure why pretty links is on and I

gave my analysis of each one I'm like it

doesn't look like it's being used like

why is it installed there were a couple

others right

similar I'll probably write this up in a

more formal manner whenever I document

this whole case study but one of the

other funny

plugins that I saw in there was like a

CSS like a custom CSS like plugin so

that you could put in custom CSS so in

my head I was like oh well you know that

made sense a few years ago but at this

point most themes like have an area that

you could put into custom CSS so that's

number one and then another thing is

like within WordPress if you go to like

the customize setting for your site you

can often insert the custom CSS there

now I usually don't play with that stuff

I usually just leave leave things as the

default unless I really have a good

reason to you know insert that custom

CSS but here's the thing I was like why

is there a custom CSS plug-in if we

probably have two opportunities at least

to put in the custom CSS so you can do

it with

the theme and you could do it on the

WordPress customized functionality for

the theme so two places and I was like

maybe that was just a legacy thing

because you it wasn't always

functionality that you had with your

theme or with WordPress so maybe it's

just you know the way they used to do it

and they just haven't updated it so I'm

not a hundred percent sure but the good

thing is the CTO at human proof designs

did get back to me on like all the

details and there were specific reasons

to have that CSS plugin by the way so I

think there was some dependency related

to the theme and if you change themes

what would happen so you would lose some

of the customization and so on and so

forth now I would argue you know my

personal opinion like if if I'm getting

a site I don't really want anything to

be customized because when things are

customized then it's hard to change

themes okay

or whatever it is you're trying to

migrate from so whether the software

people are probably not in your head

you're right like you you know if you

get an off-the-shelf product and you

start customizing it if there's an

upgrade if you want to change if you

want to migrate you have all these

dependencies on the previous software

whatever it is whether it's a wordpress

theme or a plug-in or whatever when you

start customizing stuff it's just

potential to break and its potential to

you know have issues in the future so

just keep that in mind yes there's value

in doing some you know custom CSS work

sometimes it's needed and that sort of

thing

but it from my perspective it's just

like I'd rather have a plain vanilla and

then then you add stuff versus like

getting something that's already like

sculpted and architected and put

together and then you have to remove

things to get it how you want it I'd

rather have I'd rather have very little

and then build it up versus having to

take things apart that's just my

personal opinion now

with the plugins there was I think the

CTO mentioned in the email something

like you know some people like to use

pretty links for affiliate links so we

go ahead and install it by default of

course that logic in my opinion is

flawed because basically any plug-in

could be used by someone to do a thing

and if you are using that logic then you

just you would install all the plugins

out there because I mean the fact is if

you need it you could just go install it

so putting it on there doesn't really

save any time now most of the time I you

know I say plugins slowly on your site

bla bla bla if it's not being used

I'd out pretty links with slowing down

the site at all there's probably a

snippet of code here they're like

there's some processing happening is

probably extremely minimal alright I

pretty links is a mature plug-in I

suspect it runs fairly quickly at the

same time the more plugins you have it's

a liability

it's a vulnerability because there could

be a bug in the future right so if

there's some bug in the future it could

be an issue so that's another reason not

to have more plugins than you need or

just having a plugin that you don't use

even if it's nestling in your site it's

usually better to just not have it on

there so anyway I was like I'm just

turning off pretty link so I'm not gonna

use it I'm not gonna be I'm not gonna

use it at all so I'm just gonna

deactivate it and uninstall it so simple

enough to do it took just a few seconds

and I'm not sure human proof designs in

the future will like include this but I

would recommend I think maybe they got

the hint when I was asking but it's just

like hey you should probably just say

like here's the plugins that you have

installed on your site and here are the

ones you have to have here are the ones

that are completely optional and here

the ones where if you remove them you

may have to you know check to see if

there's any adverse effects and that

would be something like the CSS custom

or the custom CSS plug-in

maybe I think there's some usage of like

thrive architect to build some of the

pages which you know again that was my

main gripe it's just a very buggy piece

of software and very bloated in my

opinion and just not necessary right

like I don't think it's necessary to

have a page setup like that at all so I

need to review that and see like okay am

I just gonna leave it as is for the

pages that are out there which is

probably what I'm gonna do maybe a

couple tweaks and then just for any

other future pages I will you know

change them up accordingly so that or

not change them up but just publish them

in a plain vanilla way without all the

you know thrive garbage in there so

those are the couple main things one

other area that I'll mention is the

custom sites often have like a lead

magnet in there an e-book and they're

set up because thrive has this

functionality they're set up to capture

emails and in my opinion it's just a

waste of time all right I know the

common common knowledge the common

wisdom out there is you know the money's

in the list and building an email list

is so important but the context is even

more important alright so in my opinion

having an Amazon affiliate site and

trying to build an email list like early

on before you're getting say a thousand

visitors a day it's probably not a

really good use of time you should

probably spend your time on you know

adding more content improving the

content building links and maybe more

keyword research right so I would rather

spend time there versus like trying to

mess around with an autoresponder trying

to you know get the lead magnet set up

and have again potentially buggy

software slow buggy software like

sending pop-ups to your visitors when

they're just trying to get some

information right so usually it's just a

a stress point something that you're

like oh man I really got to get to that

autoresponder blah blah blah and it's

just a waste of time in fact I have

built very big email list on my

affiliate sites over ten thousand

subscribers and had you know 20 to 40

autoresponder email setup

I enjoyed the process by the way it's a

cool thing to learn I set up lead

magnets and had the autoresponder and

did all that stuff and built these

pretty significantly a significant list

out there but when I looked at the

numbers I was like am I making any money

from this in it I was making a few bucks

a month not much not enough to you know

warrant the effort and just even having

in paying for the email list so I was

like you know what I'm just gonna stop

like it doesn't matter I have let this

run its course for two to three years

like I have enough data and it doesn't

look like you know I'm not gonna be

pushing any other affiliate offers and

it doesn't really look like the traffic

or anything is dependent at all on this

email list so my whole point here is yes

there there's an ebook that was included

they wrote it I haven't even looked at

it and I'm probably not even gonna use

it because in my opinion it's just gonna

be like noise like it doesn't matter I

just want people on the site reading

content probably you know clicking over

to Amazon to buy something and that's it

I don't need them to sign up for the

email list I don't care about the e-book

and you know that's just my opinion

there's very little value added it for

the you know purchaser you know I don't

think it's worthwhile so I won't be

doing the e-book but otherwise the site

loads fast it looks pretty good and

people are buying stuff so I can't ask

for anything more on that and if you

want to get the latest on the case study

be sure to go to niche site project.com

/a s cs4 age site case study and I have

sort of a raw notes page there I'm

making sort of like very brief updates

on that page every couple weeks here as

we go along

once I am further along in the case

study I'll be writing up a you know

proper case study like narrative and set

a blog post to go along with it and you

know more podcast episodes and YouTube

videos so I'm doing everything but I'm

just trying to keep track as we go and

just talk about it along the way

obviously I will forget things that I'm

going through in the very beginning

stages so I'm trying to document it as

we go and I'm letting everyone see my my

notes that I have out there so a s CS is

how you get to it alright my buddy

called me the other day and like I said

he was he was disappointed he was a

little it was a little sad and he's been

doing the corporate thing you know since

he graduated in fact he he worked for a

couple years and then got his MBA and

then worked at a couple big very big

companies and then like probably fortune

50 or something like that I don't even

know there there's some pretty big

companies that he worked for and then he

ended up at a management consulting

company and he's actually doing project

management and program management and he

was also doing you know just other stuff

that you end up doing with management

consulting there's different projects

that pop up and yeah he has a very

diverse set of skills very smart guy and

again like very accomplished I think his

MBA is from I think it is a it's either

a top five or top ten school so we had

he has a good pedigree right he has a

good pedigree good experience good

degree he was up for promotion and it

didn't work out you know some sort of

politics that always pop up that's just

how it is in those sort of promotion

cycles so it was a bummer a bummer for

him but yeah he was just like so like

like what are you what are you working

on Doug like are you still doing the

same stuff and yeah like I was just like

yeah you know I was doing the Amazon

affiliate sites and I have the course

and I blog and

I'm doing the same stuff I'm just doing

it a little bit better a little bit

bigger you know I've refined the process

I haven't skipped around and picked a

bunch of different things to work on

I've just stuck to you know the there's

six or eight things that I know work

well and I'm just doing those over and

over again I'm doing more and more and

more and he was like really like you're

still just just the same stuff and yeah

that's it

so I mean I have I've grown a little bit

and in certain areas right like since I

first started I've added YouTube to the

mix of doing this podcast right now and

there's more to it of course but I

picked I picked a lane I'm staying in it

for the most part and I'm slowly adding

you know more components as I get better

at the ones that I had been working on

it I'm continuing to work on those so

that's generally how how I've been

running it and it was interesting and it

kind of kind of sad I think there's

probably a lot of folks out there like

this but it was it was sad in one way

because you know this guy is my buddy

and I want to I wanted to be promoted

and be happy and all that stuff but he's

had a much better sort of his experience

as a business person and like his desire

what am I trying to say here his desire

to be an entrepreneur

was much higher than mine he literally

has like a business degree tried to do

some side stuff in the past and then

when he got his MBA like even more like

way more experienced in like doing

entrepreneurial things or at least

education wise and then you know me I

had very little interest in it I didn't

know what I was doing and then I somehow

like have found myself doing much better

than I could be doing in a corporate job

by working for myself

and like kind of accidentally doing it

like I wasn't intentionally trying to do

this at all so it was kind of a bummer

cuz I'm just like dude if you just would

have like started when you were like

when I first told you about this stuff

and that I was working on in that I was

interested you'd probably be doing

awesome but like he just he just kept

waiting and it wasn't a priority for him

you know it's not a priority until you

know he's inconvenient so you know I

mean he's always enthusiastic and in

fact I had given him I'd given him you

know free access to my my course I was

just like yeah man check it out if you

want to go through it if you have any

feedback or anything let me know but

yeah knock yourself out and I mean this

is like one of those classic examples

where it made me feel very confident in

charging for the course right and the

reason why is I've given out probably

fifteen or twenty you know free like

memberships to my course five figure

niche site to like friends and family

and exactly zero of them have gone

through it and there's some very

powerful like psychological like

motivational things going on like when

you pay for a course and you're like

selecting that you're going to do it

versus like me giving it out to someone

and and again it's there the success

rate of like someone going through a

course when they paid for it versus not

paying for it is dramatic so like I said

everyone everyone that I gave the course

to for free they may be logged in once

or twice but they usually just don't do

anything with it at all

zero percent success rate so yeah I was

just like hey man the course is still

there you still have access to it like

check it out if you want if you want to

do drop shipping

there's drop shipping you know courses

out there if you want to do you know

white label or private label products

and sell it on Amazon that's out there

as well if

wanted to you blah-blah-blah-blah-blah

like anything you'll want to work on you

could probably get a ton of free

information on YouTube you could also

buy a course and get you know access to

more streamlined information and get you

know support from the instructor and all

that but you just got to pick something

and do it and I'm I'm not sure it'll be

interesting you know like I said the guy

sounded a little bummed out a little

maybe depressed with his job and it

could be a great motivator right like

that's that's how you end up taking some

action you're like this sucks so bad

that I just got to do something for

myself but I'm afraid I'm afraid that he

may not because he's he sounded

enthusiastic before and when it comes

down to it you know the high level

concepts are exciting he understands all

the pieces he understands the pieces for

so many different business models but

when it comes down to it this is a grind

the work that happens is generally

boring and tedious and you're sitting at

a computer like that is how that is how

it's done like you I mean for almost

anything right like if you are a coder

developer or something like that like

that's where the works done with your

ass in the seat and you're staring at a

monitor and you're probably like

struggling when you get through it the

reward is way better because you

struggle to get to get to it but I mean

the work is done with your ass and the

seat and it's boring like that's just

that's just what happens now the other

thing that I told him about because

obviously I do you know affiliate

marking marketing on one side I make

about half my money there and then the

other side is through niche site project

via like my own course or selling other

like affiliate offers I don't make much

with like hosting or software or

whatever but you know every now and then

someone purchases like hosting through

my link or a piece of software because I

get a discount or something like that

because I have a discount code so

a couple there's a couple things over on

that side but for that portion of it I

was like hey you can also do like this

sort of thing like if you're you know if

you have some story to share or you want

to do a podcast or if you want to do a

YouTube channel or if you want to do a

blog you can do that as well and build a

platform and produce content be helpful

like build a community and then you can

you can sell to them directly like your

own products or you can sell someone

else's stuff and that is a you know a

viable business model as well there's a

little bit more like like mystery I

guess on like what you do next because

you have even more options right at

least in my opinion like an Amazon

affiliate site like there's kind of a

there's a pretty solid framework maybe

that's just me because I've internalized

a lot of the process along the way but

like there's sort of a set like set of

activities that you would do there's a

framework and you do these things in

this order and it's fairly

straightforward

versus like if you're starting a YouTube

channel there's a lot of different ways

to slice it right there's a lot of

different approaches you could take and

like you can end up starting in a

certain area and then realize that you

know instead of doing software tutorials

you're gonna do interviews and take it

that route so there's a lot of different

ways that you can approach like starting

a brand and building a platform and

doing all that stuff so that was the

other thing and I mean he could do

either one again he's accomplished in a

lot of ways and he could he can do

whatever he wants it's just putting the

work in in various areas so the other

thing that I was gonna you know mention

alright I actually told him I was like

you know if you if you're launching a

brand or something like that like doing

a

case study is probably the best way to

do it because you're doing something

interesting and then you're documenting

it which is what I'm doing with this age

cite case study by the way so it's like

full circle but I was like you know what

I have some things to talk about but

honestly I'm getting a little bored

talking about the same sort of topics

over and over again but it is

interesting to you know propose a

project you know some piece of work that

you're gonna do sort of look at how

you're gonna plan it maybe the benefits

for the people that would follow along

so this age side case study is a perfect

example there's a set of customers out

there who are potential customers or

whatever that went to outsource a bunch

of stuff and they don't know what to do

it's expensive to test and I mean I

think that's part of part of the value

is like I'm trying some stuff out I

tested it in in the past already I've

kind of worked out the kinks so I can

like execute on this case study and it's

probably mostly gonna work out work out

because I have tested it in in the past

right I've tested each of the pieces

individually in the past and they mostly

worked most of the time so anyway if

you're launching a brand if you're

interested in launching a platform if

you could do a case study that's usually

better than just regurgitating other

people's information right that is super

easy to do and if you're if you actually

are implementing something it gives you

something to talk about if you're

implementing a project it gives you

something to talk about this is not just

regurgitating other information yes you

could like take ideas from certain areas

but like when you actually implement it

you will have information about the

process that you executed your specific

process which everyone's is probably

going to be a little bit different even

if you're executing the same thing and

almost guaranteed your results will be

different and if you have results to

share other people will be interested in

that day

so in this case for the Aged site case

study I'm using services out there and

getting results so not only are the

people that maybe want to buy services

from those companies they're definitely

interested but the companies are

interested too and if they can you know

show good results for example like the

Hoth right if I order a couple guest

post links from the Hoth and my rankings

go up and it can see like the rankings

went up and that was the only factor

that changed like that's pretty

interesting too the hatha swell I can

share that information and they would

maybe want to share it too so anyway if

you can produce some unique information

via a case study that kind of gives you

a leg up versus just writing or

producing videos or podcasts or whatever

so with that said hopefully it's helpful

I think the main takeaway is if you're

interested in starting something like

started as soon as possible it's never

gonna be like the right timing you're

never gonna have like extra time right

it's just not gonna like you're busy

like people have jobs you don't have

enough time so like start right away

because the sooner you start the closer

you are to you know figuring out like

those mistakes that you're in Evolet

inevitably gonna make it's just going to

happen like even if you kind of know

what to do like mistakes are gonna

happen so the faster you can you know

overcome those mistakes

the faster you get started the closer

you're gonna be to you know reaching

whatever you know goal you're trying to

get to so start start as soon as

possible if you're like oh man like I

feel like it's too crowded in blah blah

blah space it's probably not there's

always more room especially if you have

like a unique perspective a unique take

even if it's an affiliate site right

there's always room for more there's

always sites going up and there's always

sites coming down so even you know even

the most crowded spaces probably still

have room even for like

a you know someone just trying to start

up so okay I will leave it at that

and if you're new to the show 100%

thanks for listening and if you haven't

heard any any other details about the

edge site case study be sure to check

out the other episodes generally they're

gonna fall in in order and hopefully

we'll be able to you know have a nice a

nice sort of story arc along with this

whole age site case study so have a

great day and we'll catch you on the

next one thank you so much for listening

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