The first post that went up in the /r/Bitcoin subreddit a day after launch garnered over 5,000 views. The traffic led to one sale, then two, then nine by day's end.
The dream didn't last long, however. I wore out my welcome in other subreddits that weren't as receptive to what was seen as an advertising ploy. One user commented, "it's getting annoying, to the stage I don't want to support it lol." CryptoCrow.co founder Zack Guzman quickly realizes selling crypto gear on the street might not be the best marketing idea."Facebook is great to acquire customers because you can hone down so insanely well," he says. "The data on each individual is astounding. … Before, this kind of consumer targeting would have cost hundreds of millions of dollars." It's a large part of what Chapman teaches in his online marketing course, Academy of Arbitrage.
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I wonder if he registered his company...
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