Best WSO for newbies

I would save your money. For now.

Investment is great, required, but you need to know where to spend it first.

Suggested approach:

1. Read around WF.
2. Get a feel for what areas are working in IM.
3. Decide which areas you might enjoy doing.

Then, if the information is not freely available, ask about the best WSO on the subject. Trust me - best approach.

Tom

IMO they all suck. If their methods were foolproof they wouldn't be selling it here for the prices they charge

Wow so far not that impressed with these responses to be honest!!! C'mon guys!

In the past 10 years there hasn't been a WSO that actually makes money?

I don't buy WSO's normally but did purchase this one. Ian is well known in the offline section. It is currently running. .http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...ml#post9692532 It deals with building an offline business. It will take him some time to read the whole thing. If your friend is willing to actually put the time and effort in place this will work.

Your friend should really spend time on the forum here and see what he likes. Buying a WSO in a area he does not want to head in, is a waste of time and money. There are threads here that are better than many of the WSO's sold here. If the price was lower I would recommend the War Room to him and dig back a few years.

English not being so great might be an issue for anything requiring writing articles (but easily overcome with outsourcing) - but then the question becomes if he has money for that. There are some programs I've come across that are touted as being great for newbies who don't want to spend any money to make money.

There is one that I've seen that I like to recommend, but I'm not sure how updated it is (although the creator of it has said that it's easily adaptable to other areas even though the first methods are no longer applicable)...

The one that teaches you what you want to learn

al

I would advise newbies to stay away from WSOs. A lot of time and money can be wasted that way.

Find out what you want to do, and then look for the information to learn the skills required.

Hi, I have been in the field for about a year and a half. I am finishing up my first product designed for newbies. It will be out the 26th. Drop me a message and I can help you out. My past two careers was in teaching nuclear power plant operations, and the other teaching food safety. I am hoping that my product will be easy to follow for new people.

Given that newbies have no idea where to start... how does one recommend a wso?

Maybe that should get their hands on some free stuff and learn what options are available.

Do any WSO's actually work? That depends...

I don't think I have ever seen a WSO that is intensive on marketing, so I don't buy any.

As for the quick $ opp ones, I have no interested because they ar a distraction and mostly a waste of time and money.

In the end you get what you pay for.

EDIT: Truth is that most successful online businesses are the same as offline businesses. That concepts are the same, and the difference is that we use the internet to deliver our products.

So my best suggestion is to invest a few bucks on kindle or amazon and buy a few goods books from people like Dan Kennedy, and a few others. Read them first and learn... then figure out how to apply that knowledge.

There are no shortcuts. A half assed effort makes you half assed profits.

I would stay away from a lot of the WSOs out there, not because they are poor quality, but because as a newbie you need to focus on one thing and the WSO forum can be very distracting.

Start by doing as much reading as you can on list building and go from there.

Any queries, feel free to PM me.

Well I think you should ask your newbie friend first what skills actually he/she have right now. Then you, who know IM more than your friend, can just simply give suggestion what kind of internet business suitable for him/her or maybe you yourself can teach your friend how to make money online based on your experience or method.

my honest opinion. wso will not solve your problem, but they will guide you. they are part of the puzzle but not the whole puzzle. no one is going to sell something that still works ....no one wants that competition. i have something that is working now. i will not give that up for $10,000
so here you go...
best of luck

Sometimes guides in WSO are not really useful, the useful ones are all based on you have done more practice, your friends are newbies so I advice they need know some basic info about what is IM and understand which area of IM is suitable for them. A person who wants to be successful needs 3 months at least.

Asking others to give you an idea for WSO and make you money selling it, eh? Nice, lol

The Best WSO ?

Good question but difficult to answer without knowing the skills, knowledge and mindset of who is asking the question. In the past few years I've bought many WSO's from the forum. Some were good .... many were bad.... but all were valuable and accelerated my learning curve.

Warning: Be careful not to become addicted.... to buying .... reading.... and taking no action... other than hunting out your next WSO fix.

WSO's are so varied .... you risk complete information overload. They can contradict each other and pull you in so many different directions you become dizzy and exhausted.

After many false starts I found a marketing strategy where I was comfortable... and able to make money.

My honest advice is find a successful marketer.... with a system that can be easily cloned. As a newbie you need a start up system to copy... that requires you to complete some simple daily tasks... and see a fair return for your efforts within 30 days. Earn while you learn.

You can't expect to be a product creator.... marketer.... seller... and Guru from buying any single WSO in the forum.

Find a coach you are comfortable with... who you can speak to directly... and is recommended by people that matter in this industry.

I'm going to recommend you check out Matt Poc's coaching course. I'm not promoting (or selling it)... but I can testify that it is very close to the business model I use... and have great success with. He has taken the time to carefully document and video what he does.... and present it in an easy to understand format with weekly support... for as long as it takes you.

I'm not going to leave a link for his course.... anyone serious about succeeding online... can easily go find him in the forum.

Good luck in your online journey.

John

Hi MIke,

First off you have a great name - my name is Michael as well.

Second off if you want to get to $100/day here is the best advice I can give you . . .

1. Select a niche, more specifically a popular niche where people are spending money at.
A few include: make money online, weight loss, diet, sports, hobbies, video games, dating, health, and travel.

2. Create a squeeze page and present an ethical bribe for people to give you their information on your squeeze page.

3. Create an email follow up promoting affiliate and CPA offers to the list of people who ask for more information about what you are promoting. Within your emails make sure you give them what they want and integrate your affiliate promotions.

4. Sign up for an affiliate network and start linking those offers into your email marketing campaign.

5. Start investing and sending targeted traffic to your squeeze page. I recommend investing between $10 - $20 per day to test your ad campaign and see if your squeeze page converts.

6. Once you start generating profits and seeing positive results with your squeeze page and affiliate offers, SCALE UP! And SCALE UP FAST! Invest at least 40 - 50% of all profits back into advertising and growing your list.

7. Test tweak and track. Create multiple variations of your squeeze pages, try different offers, work on improving your email follow ups, try different squeeze pages and test out different traffic sources to see which produces you the best returns.

8. Create your own products and add more avenues of revenue generation into your business model. Those include physical FBA (amazon), eBay, SEO niche sites, FB pages, software products, list management, lead generation, solo ads, mobile apps, and so on.

I doubt that many people reading this will take any action what-so-ever . . .

Which is why I'm happy to give out information like this, because I know that 99.9999999991% of all people who read this will take no action at all.

And unfortunately that's why they won't move from Newbie to consistent money making.

That's fine, the key is to shift your beliefs into doing what works VS continuing to dig through this forum expecting to find gold at the end of the rainbow!

All the best,
Michael

WOW - what great responses by my fellow warriors! Most responses say to say clear of WSOs. I think this is excellent advise.

There may be some WSOs that really are good and worth the money but it is more important to get educated first and know how you want to proceed and what you want to focus on. When you know this you will know if a certain WSO will help you.