Warrior Forum Going Back To Paid Status: Why is this Good?

[fherrera]

I've been here for a few months now and I learned a lot of things. Fortunately for me, I ran into some pretty serious opportunities here that taught me most of the basic, and some of the more advanced IM techniques.

I don't have too much time on my hands, so I am just now starting to work on my second keyword phrase in my first niche using article and video marketing.

I understand that there are a lot of newbies like me posting advice in this forum that has next to little value, but if someone could please explain how a paid membership to the warrior forum would benefit a serious Internet marketing enthusiast that has an actual drive to take action, and knows how to disregard the BS posts from inexperienced people who just love to hear their own voice would benefit current forum members.

[WebmasterLabor]

I don't know the full gamut of reasons but, as stated in the post explaining the move to paid format, one of the reasons is that many users were abusing some parts of the forum to get backlinks. WAFO is PR4 on the main page and many areas don't have the NO FOLLOW tag. By going to a paid format, they are pushing people to participate more.

[bryce]

Originally Posted by fherrera

I've been here for a few months now and I learned a lot of things. Fortunately for me, I ran into some pretty serious opportunities here that taught me most of the basic, and some of the more advanced IM techniques.

I don't have too much time on my hands, so I am just now starting to work on my second keyword phrase in my first niche using article and video marketing.

I understand that there are a lot of newbies like me posting advice in this forum that has next to little value, but if someone could please explain how a paid membership to the warrior forum would benefit a serious Internet marketing enthusiast that has an actual drive to take action, and knows how to disregard the BS posts from inexperienced people who just love to hear their own voice.

Although I have not made the decision to pay yet, one good reason is that "if you don't you can't post a WSO" and another would be "you have only linited resources, like maximum 10 PM's for example"

For me these will be the two things that will encourage me to pay, if they end up outweighing the reasons not to pay.

[fherrera]

Because I'm new at this, I'm a complete bum marketer. I'm not BS'n. Squidoo lenses and Hubpages are my squeeze pages.

I know that I have to start putting out some type of money to increase my online income, but I'm still wondering if paying for warrior forum(even if it has been super informative for free so far) is a smart move.

[Sandic]

If you think that paying for the extras will benefit your business you will most likely pay for it....if you don't think it's beneficial you won't....is $ 40 a life time one time too much to pay.....for info that you would/could be hundreds of dollars other places....I'd say is something only you would know.....

[Allan V]

Originally Posted by fherrera

explain how a paid membership to the warrior forum would benefit a serious Internet marketing enthusiast that has an actual drive to take action

Access to 'The War Room'

It's a gold mine in there!

[fherrera]

yeah really to be quite honest I am pretty new here and i don't even know what the war room is.

I know it's not that simple, but really what I'm looking for is a basic yes or no answer.

If you've been here for a year or more, are you going to make the decision pay a fee that allows access to the information you received so far?

[George Wright]

Originally Posted by fherrera

yeah really to be quite honest I am pretty new here and i don't even know what the war room is.

I know it's not that simple, but really what I'm looking for is a basic yes or no answer.

If you've been here for a year or more, are you going to make the decision pay a fee that allows access to the information you received so far?

Yes,

George Wright

[SusanneUK]

Originally Posted by fherrera

yeah really to be quite honest I am pretty new here and i don't even know what the war room is.

I know it's not that simple, but really what I'm looking for is a basic yes or no answer.

Yes

If you've been here for a year or more, are you going to make the decision pay a fee that allows access to the information you received so far?

No, I'm going to pay the fee to allow me to access future information, post a wso if I ever want, be able to store more pm's, etc..

Sue

LOL George, you beat me to it

[Allan V]

Originally Posted by fherrera

yeah really to be quite honest I am pretty new here and i don't even know what the war room is.

I know it's not that simple, but really what I'm looking for is a basic yes or no answer.

If you've been here for a year or more, are you going to make the decision pay a fee that allows access to the information you received so far?

I'm only new also, joined WF same time as you. I looked at becoming a paid member as an investment as I am serious about making an online income in the future. You sound serious about it also, so YES, invest in your future!

I was looking at having a professional designer design my ebook covers, but in the war room, there are free videos on how to do them professionally yourself, using free software! So I've already recouped my investment and probably saved money doing so.

I've only just scratched the surface of the War Room, but I now have 20 years of access to it, all for $37.

Good luck in your future goals!

Allan

[fherrera]

Originally Posted by Allan V

I'm only new also, joined WF same time as you. I looked at becoming a paid member as an investment as I am serious about making an online income in the future. You sound serious about it also, so YES, invest in your future!

I was looking at having a professional designer design my ebook covers, but in the war room, there are free videos on how to do them professionally yourself, using free software! So I've already recouped my investment and probably saved money doing so.

I've only just scratched the surface of the War Room, but I now have 20 years of access to it, all for $37.

Good luck in your future goals!

Allan

Nice Response...appreciate the real life feedback...TY, and good luck in you online endeavors

[Paul Coleman]

...please explain how a paid membership to the warrior forum would benefit a serious Internet marketing enthusiast that has an actual drive to take action...

I've made over $1,000 bucks with my latest WSO and it's still going strong. Is that worth $37? Yes. Also, in the War Room people are giving away their latest products for free, PLR for free, memberships to video training sites for free. Is that worth $37? Absolutely. I really don't see this as a "decision". Just do it and boost your biz.

Paul