Tips On Picking An Internet Marketing Coach?

If you're looking for a coach on WF:

1. Decide on an area of study.
2. Search and read related threads, religiously.
3. Get a feel for the authority figures.
4. See which ones offer coaching.
5. Observe them for a few days.

Coaching is big business. What you're hoping to find is a relevant coach who clearly knows his stuff. It's not a quick approach, the one above, but a safe one.

Tom

You would usually pick an internet marketing coach based on the results that you want to achieve in your business.

When you find an internet marketing coach that has reached the milestones that you want to achieve, then you will usually invest your internet marketing education money with him now.

The good ones are usually fully booked for one on one coaching and they usually very expensive.

Hey Roderick-

All I can say is for you to do your homework and get plenty of information before you decide on anything. There are folks out there at virtually every price point, and you need to realize that the price does not necessarily represent that person's skills or how much of a benefit they'll be to you. The price is simply what they value their time at so you need to know exactly what you're getting before reaching an agreement.

All I can tell you is to read up on people you're considering, research their backgrounds and ask for direct references. If they don't have anyone you can call and talk to, then keep looking. Also look for tangible products/sites they've produced to make their wealth and don't get too swayed by the hype they build around their campaigns...that's just one of the many important factors of Internet Marketing.

I wish you luck though- hopefully you find a great coach!

In choosing an Internet marketing coach you should select someone with a proven track record like Anik Signal. The figures prove everything, he made $24 Million in the last 2 years in Internet Marketing Coaching.

Knowing what i do now - If I had to go back in time and look for a coach, I wouldn't look to people that offer coaching as their main income source.

I would find people that are already successful, and ask if they have a few hours a week free time to give you a little guidance.

Ask for verifiable information. Also, ask for GUARANTEES. That should be enough to scare off the 'fake it till you make it' crowd

That's easy.
Just work out how much money you can afford to waste.

Who is ? https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SXZPFGF

Is that you? If not, then you are breaking the forum rules. If so, then you are a fake.

I'll put my money on the later.