Feed Your Programs:: A System For You To Evaluate Your Portfolio

[MyHerbalSurf]

Hi everybody, Steve here from MyHerbalSurf.com. I thought that I might post one of my favorite articles that I believe will help people to evaluate their holdings and help grow their autosurfing portfolio. The following is taken from MyHerbalSurf News and is a strategy article that I thought everyone might find helpful.

In this issue of MyHerbalSurf News, I am going to talk about how you should feed your programs. This strategy is for auto surfers that surf quite a few programs and would like to build smaller programs faster.
To get started, you will need to label your programs into 3 different categories:

Category 1: Income Programs - These are the programs that you are going to cash out of every month to meet your income needs to pay your bills and do all of your living with. This should be where you have the bulk of your investment, and will most likely be the smallest number of programs seeing that these are the industry leaders of autosurfing with established track records and a great reputation.
Category 2: Growth and Investment Programs - These are going to be the programs that you are going to try to build into your Income Programs. They will be fed by your Feeder Programs and the extra income that you generate from your Income Programs. You will probably have a few more of these programs than your income programs and over time will grow these to a point where you will not just use the earnings for reinvestment, but for income as well.
Category 3: Feeder Programs - These are the programs that you will make a small investment into because you are still testing the waters and don't seem like they will be strong for a long period of time. You will use the earnings in these programs to build your Growth & Investment Programs. This category is going to be the biggest set of programs that you will have because you should always be adding new programs to your portfolio. This is where the initial "test screening" is done. From here they will move up to your Category 2 Programs and hopefully if they stick around long enough, they might be able to make it up to your Category 1 Programs.

So, how does this strategy work?

Very simple. You sign up for a new program and decide that you would like to check it out and make a small upgrade ($10 or $20) and start surfing. You will move this program into your Category 3 Programs. You will surf this program for about a month to get a feel for what the program can do, how well the admin communicate, how smooth the surfing goes, and any other bugs that might come up. I believe that it takes a month at least to let these programs show their true colors. Then, and only then, if it passes your test and you really start to like the program, you will move it up into your Category 2 Programs in your portfolio.

So, what happens if you sign up for the program and you end up not liking it? That is why this set of programs is considered your "Feeder Programs". You will be cashing out these programs and plowing your earnings into your Growth & Investment Programs. This way, if you decide that you do not like a program, you can simply cashout and reinvest your money into programs that you like better. This will allow you to grow your Category 2 Programs a lot faster.

So, what happens when I decide to move a program up to Category 2 status? When you move a program to the next level, this program will take on a whole new shape. You are now going to begin to mold this program into becoming an Income Program in the future. Instead of trying to reach cashout, you will now start to compound your earnings as fast as possible. This will allow you to build your account level as quickly as possible. By doing this, and feeding your top Category 2 Programs with your Feeder Programs, your Category 2 Programs will move up to Category 1 very quickly.

Finally, what does a program do once it is moved up to Category 1 status? Once you have a program at Category 1 status, you will be able to take your income and start growing it with these programs. Now, that does not mean that you will be taking every single dollar that you earn and cash it out. You should try to get to a point where you are basically cashing out half of your earnings and then reinvesting the other half to grow your income each and every month. By doing this, you will be able to create multiple streams of income and your earning potential will be unlimited.

I hope that you have enjoyed reading this FREE article from MyHerbalsurf News. Please feel free to comment on this article as I would love to discuss it in more detail!

[HyipBest]

That's an interesting read, thanks for sharing