What does it take to be successful online?

15 years ago

I think the most successful internet marketers are the most humble ones in this forum

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smile633 15 years ago

Originally Posted by MustafaKamal

I think the most successful internet marketers are the most humble ones in this forum

The most successful internet marketers seem to be those who stick with one thing and get good at it before they tackle another! ... and another ... and another!
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sevenish

15 years ago

Seems to have very little to do with financial viability, from what I've seen. Please let me know if (and how) I'm wrong.

I've seen some folks here selling "financial freedom" products come begging here for rent money. Oh, and they're "War Room" members"

Chris: Do you have some hard numbers behind your claims? Or are you just pouring more koolaid?

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Michael Taylor

15 years ago

Kool aid shmool aid...the warroom has piles of resources not available out here in the open.

Join or not, but if not, you're missing out.

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David Chamberlain

15 years ago

The War Room has paid for itself 10 times over for me.

The amount of products available for free in there is amazing!

Not to mention all the free, quality information provided!

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Sandor Verebi

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Chris W. Sutton

Well, if what I am seeing under members names in posts on the Warrior Forum is correct, it is because most of the senior warriors are a "War Room Member"! Could there be a correlation there?

Hi Chris,

The answer to your question is YES. Why?

Because, as I'm able to see

- members are skilled and experienced
- their knowledge origined from their practice
- their reputation is backed with financial success
- they are eager to find new marketing methods
- they share their knowledge without envy
- they are helpful
- they remember that they were also beginner

So I feel that to be a War Room member is a privilege. I only can to recommend the membership.

Regards,

Sandor

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Andrew G Gowans 15 years ago

Hi Chris,

Apart from all the hard work, persistence and perseverance it can take to be successful online or offline, there is one indisputable fact - find a mentor who you can trust and definitely one who has already succeeded in your chosen market.

You can see from my profile that I am not a member of the war room but I cannot think of a better place for those warriors who need some expert guidance from those who have been there and done it.

Andrew G.
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CliveG

15 years ago

What does it take to be successful online?

Luck, of course. But the harder you work the luckier you get!

(Not very original I know)

Clive

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glazebrookwarrior

Banned 15 years ago

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Sandor Verebi 15 years ago

Originally Posted by glazebrookwarrior

... It's life. There's a tier system. The top get the cream. 2nd get the milk. 3rd get water and lower get the scraps.

Hey,

Yea, that is the life. But if someone who is in the 'lower' category presently -- and want to raise himself until he will be able to get the 'milk' or what is more the 'cream' -- and have attitude and courage to learn and is not lazy to take some work then he can arrive to that place.

As you know, there are rights and duties in our life. We have to be equal to our duties in order to be allowed to excercise our rights. These two are working together. It is necessary to do something for this if someone want to rise. This is our duty for ourselves.

All the best,

Sandor
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lakshaybehl

15 years ago

Originally Posted by glazebrookwarrior

It's life. There's a tier system. The top get the cream. 2nd get the milk. 3rd get water and lower get the scraps.

Question is- where do you want to be?

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15 years ago

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lakshaybehl

15 years ago

Originally Posted by TMG Enterprises

What does it take to be successful online?

The same thing it takes to be successful at anything - hunger.

If you are hungry enough, you will find a way to overcome any obstacle in your path.

In other words, if you truly have the "want to", you will find a way.

Tina

Tina, you're spot on.

But the question is- how do you get that hunger? Most people aren't exactly satisfied, but it'd be a disservice to their stakeholders to call them dissatisfied. They might have a desire for more, but might lack hunger.

Where does that come from, eh?

-Lakshay

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Zeus66

15 years ago

I'll second the notion above me that it's mostly about sticking with something all the way through, and then moving on. I'll add that you can achieve modest success through your own efforts in a number of ways, but a lot of the really successful top-tier IM'ers leverage the labor of others. Outsourcing = scaling up. That's one big key to going from comfortable to wealthy.

John

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Sandor Verebi

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Zeus66

I'll second the notion above me that it's mostly about sticking with something all the way through, and then moving on. I'll add that you can achieve modest success through your own efforts in a number of ways, but a lot of the really successful top-tier IM'ers leverage the labor of others. Outsourcing = scaling up. That's one big key to going from comfortable to wealthy.

John

John, without any doubt, more brains think more -- more eyes see more -- more hands make more. For this reason we need to set up and maintain good relationship with each other, who are able to make a team work for a mutual success (Mastermind).

Your word 'leverage' covers the essence anyway.

Cheers,

Sandor