Carbon Copy PRO Blog
I publish my sales statistics--revenue, expenses, and profit on my CarbonCopyPRO Blog. I believe it's important to provide real numbers so that prospects for a business opportunity have an approximation of their potential ROI (Return On Investment).
My ROI for the 10 weeks since I started using Carbon Copy Pro is 262%. Thus for every $1000 I have invested in advertising and other expenses, I have realized a $3620 profit.
In the last 10 weeks, I have spent $2462 for advertising and other expenses and realized a profit of $8784 (revenue is $11210).
Now, of course, my results will not be the same as your results. You might earn more or less than I have. (Click here for the complete Income Disclaimer).
Contact me with any questions.
All the Best,
Mark
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Mark D. Worthen, Psy.D.
Charlotte, NC
Note: Computing ROI is rather counter-intuitive, e.g., you might think the profit would be $1000 x 2.62 = $2620 but it is actually $1000 x (1 + 2.62) = $1000 x 3.62 = $3620.
The equation to compute ROI is: (Net profit – Expenses) / (Expenses). See my blog for more details.
My ROI for the 10 weeks since I started using Carbon Copy Pro is 262%. Thus for every $1000 I have invested in advertising and other expenses, I have realized a $3620 profit.
In the last 10 weeks, I have spent $2462 for advertising and other expenses and realized a profit of $8784 (revenue is $11210).
Now, of course, my results will not be the same as your results. You might earn more or less than I have. (Click here for the complete Income Disclaimer).
Contact me with any questions.
All the Best,
Mark
--
Mark D. Worthen, Psy.D.
Charlotte, NC
Note: Computing ROI is rather counter-intuitive, e.g., you might think the profit would be $1000 x 2.62 = $2620 but it is actually $1000 x (1 + 2.62) = $1000 x 3.62 = $3620.
The equation to compute ROI is: (Net profit – Expenses) / (Expenses). See my blog for more details.

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