Advice needed. Please assist

If you want to invest 500-1000 per month, you're creating a big hurdle. You need to earn at least 500-1000 per month just to break even. There are so many free or much cheaper options, depending on what you actually want to do.

well i'm getting in to this right now

in a big way

and UK companies are some of the biggest participants in that market

i researched about 50 of them, 3-5 are really excellent - good track record
pay on time. Why would i not go with the market leaders? exactly mate.

easy money and automatic. I truly think investments is where its happening right now.

Best to go upstairs to the IM section, plenty of people up there asking the same, unanswered question.

And sift through old threads.

That is too much to invest per month bro,I mean it is not if you have 100% sure earnings from your investment,I don't know.

If you have the money to spare, go for it. Otherwise, you're probably not going to get anywhere, especially since you're asking "What do I invest my money into". If you don't already have a game plan, you're just throwing the money around.

yeah I wouldn't ask around where to spend your money. Most people of course will just tell you something that would benefit themselves quiet frankly, so I suggest you learn the various options in making money online, and then dive in deep with your money on the methods that you find most interesting. Your investment range is not that bad, and by spending that much per month, you could get good traffic. So go ahead and see what you like first, and then go on to invest more in those methods.

Hope this helps!

Don't you dare spend scared money!


Listen, I doubt that these ebooks are going to help you more than the Warrior Forum search bar.


I have some homework for you: take notes on the ebooks you're interested in, take notes on the sales copy ... ask yourself why it attracts you..... learn from that...

Learn from real case studies, here: https://www.quicksprout.com/blog/

also listen to this podcast: Podcasts Archive - The Smart Passive Income Blog

any question you have on things you don't understand, come back here and ask them or search for them.


Best of luck bro,
Ike Paz

Georgi, welcome to WF. UK here, too; up in Conwy, land of sheep and little old Welsh ladies who like to stand in the middle of cobbled roads.

My advice: save your money. Well, most of it.

The first trick to online marketing is learning where you belong. We all have different strengths and weaknesses. A lot of the eBook products will promise you the earth. Most of them promise simple systems, that even little old Welsh ladies can pull off. Truth is, most of the content is either outdated or rehashed or, in the case of good content, not always of worth to the individual. I could purchase an eBook for instance that promises to show me how to make money from apps, where it teaches me how to code them and so forth, but I have no facility for coding, other than CSS and HTML. When you start out in IM, it's vital that you spend a little time just absorbing the free information, and thinking to yourself: yep, I could do that; no, that's not for me; yeah, that sounds right up my street. When you're done doing that, you'll have a big list of potential areas, all of which will match your strengths.

Now, having said all that, one field I'd recommend you looking into is blogging. It's ideal for the newbie, and yet the potential is just as high as most other areas of online marketing. After all, most of our favourite websites are simply Wordpress blogs. Judging by your initial post above, it seems to me that you enjoy writing, which is really the only requirement for getting started with a blog. Furthermore, a blog is a really nice way of getting your first burst of IM (internet marketing) education; you can use that blog to learn pretty much all of the ropes; everything from SEO, to social marketing, viral marketing, email marketing, media buying, and hundreds of other areas. Not to mention, blogs are inexpensive to setup.

• Domain
• Hosting
• Premium Wordpress theme.
• A handful of premium WP plugins.
• A few bucks for graphic design (like a logo).
• A few bucks for cheap media buys (gets traffic rolling).
• aWeber or Get Response

You can get cracking for less than $200, and if you follow the rules, you'll end up with the makings of a solid little business, that isn't some eBook system, but instead a rock-solid business that you can grow.

Blogging is a big field, but I can tell you one thing I'm doing in 2016:

• Find a need, that can be solved with affiliate products.
• Ensure there is a gap in the market, that you can fill.
• Register a niche domain for your blog.
• Setup a professional blog (using bullets I mention above).
• Prior to launch, infuse with 30 to 60 SEO optimized articles.
• 1 article targets 1 low-comp keyword.
• Setup relevant social platforms for the blog on FB, G+, Instagram, Twitter, etc.
• Integrate a newsletter into your blog to capture subsribers.
• Infuse your blog with virality (so that each of your posts has the potential to go viral).
• Employ these: social marketing, viral marketing, email marketing, basic blog SEO.
• Accept user-submitted content (big in 2016).

There's a great deal more to it than that, but this is the goal: a niche authority site. Once you get this up and running, they pretty much run on their own. In fact, you can hire a VA to run it for you. And what I'd recommend is simply growing a portfolio of these sites until your monthly income is nice and stable and as high as you need it. Then you can branch out into other areas of IM, and perhaps leave behind the offline job to free up your time.

Anyway. A few ideas for you!

- Tom

I started with Kindle authoring as a hobby and it turned into a full-time job that pays very well. Very small investment in the beginning but a lot of work and efforts.