I agree with guerilla it's hard to top what we do. Even as someone who only does this part-time (student the other part -- partier all the time :smokin
All kidding aside though I have two pet peeves when it comes to IM/SEO. The first being the amount of people who think they can come online and do this, I understand that's how we all started off (or at least I did over on NamePros), but read the tutorials, scan the forum for helpful threads and responses, brush up on your English (if needed), and THEN ask questions. Most people seem willing to answer questions here and other places as long as it isn't giving away some money making secret, but I refuse to answer a question that can either be Googled, I can't understand due to poor grammar, or I know there is already a thread open and decently active about it.
The second thing that really annoys me is people's inability to understand that even though you may be reading some typing on a screen, another human being typed that shit up. There are a lot of people out there (more clients than colleagues) who feel that they aren't really talking to another person due to the lack of true personal communication (face to face talking, shaking hands, etc) and this results in some people either ordering something and then all the sudden not responding to my messages because they backed out and felt it wasn't necessary to contact me, or they attempt to treat you like trash. I'm sure most people don't put up with being ignored or being treated like a robot instead of human, but it's really annoying when you run across those folks.
Flash4Ever said:
I have built an immunity to people, offers, networks and spammers and see them as elements of the game
This is good way to answer the question and view this industry.
