Eli the Computer Guy

In case you have not heard me screaming with joy over the past week I LOVE EMPIRE AVENUE!!!  It has been a tremendous marketing tool for my YouTube Channel increasing my daily views from 5000 to 10,000!  These are not fake, or spam visitors, these are real visitors that help drive more traffic to my content.  My other “secret” metrics are as, or more impressive then what I can show with my growth in video views.  As I have said to my buddies EA is to Web Publishing as AdWords is to brick and mortar businesses.  You basically just turn on the tap and get business.

Currently Empire Avenue is running a sale and you can buy 225,000 Eaves for $50.  Essentially it costs 1000 Eaves to get someone to complete a Mission.  So for $50 you can have 225 individual actions done to your Web Content. (Shares, Subscriptions, ReTweets, etc) This comes out to .22 cents per Action.  You CANNOT beat this price point to get REAL people to view and share your content.

I purchased 1.4 Million Eaves total for $300.  This is a steal of a price for what I am getting, and I am happy to support the geniuses over at Empire Avenue for coming up with this “game”.  I have already made more then this amount from my increased revenue, and with 1.4 million eaves I should be able to keep creating missions for another month.  At this point I honestly believe I make $4 for every $1 I invest in EA.  I know a lot of “players” are cheap and don’t want to spend any “real” money, but if you have a way to monetize your web publishing  you really should think about pulling out your credit card.  The current price on Eaves is a 50% sale that will end soon, and for the results they give there’s no harm in handing over a few bucks to the creators so that they can pay for their servers and impress some investors for their next round of funding.

As always you can find me at http://www.EmpireAvenue.com/ETCG

PS… I don’t get paid or receive any reward for this.  EA is just so great I think everyone should know!

Eli the Computer Guy (429 Posts)

Eli the Computer Guy has 16 years experience in technology being the guy to fix "it". From the Army, to building out new satellite offices for the enterprise, to running his own shop with 9 full time employees Eli has real world experience with almost all systems that technicians will be working with. Eli has 1600 hours of formal technical beyond his Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice on technologies ranging from Avaya PBX/ Audix to Microsoft, Red Hat Linux, MySQL, Cisco and much more.