Which Is/Are the Best WSO For Newbies ?

[zulu490]

Hi Warriors,

I'm new to IM.
I neither have any experience in IM nor knowledge about creating website, blogs, ..

I've found lots of good WSOs but now I'm confused which one to choose.

Could you please suggest "Which Is/Are the Best WSO For Newbies" to earn $1000 per month ?

Thanks in advance.

[Jeremy Kelsall]

If you are starting from the position of knowing absolutely nothing, I wouldn't buy any of them

Seriously, read all of the material on the forum and get a feel for what methods you might and might not be comfortable with. By the time you get done reading a number of threads you might not need to buy anything.

[Amy Bass]

I really depends on what you like to do. Do you like to create graphics? Do you like to write? Are you interested in becoming a copywriter? Maybe becoming a blogger?

There a so many different paths to take so it is important to find the right fit for you and just go for it.

If blogging is on your mind I am running a WSO that is great for beginners. If not, try something that interests you.

[GarrieWilson]

Instead of asking abot which WSOs are the best, you should be asking which products are the best for what you want to learn.

Garrie

[farh*]

Then which product are the best for newbie in online business

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by GarrieWilson

Instead of asking abot which WSOs are the best, you should be asking which products are the best for what you want to learn.

Garrie

I agree with Garrie, it all depends on what you want to learn. And products are not limited to the WSO section.

[Leanne King]

@zulu490 before you start buying stuff you should be making a plan of what you are going to do online, how you are going to do it and what your goals are and what your limitations are (ie are you technical or do you need to outsource stuff etc.). Once you know these things then you'll be in a better position to source the products that will help you acheive your goals.

All the best

Leanne

[LivingCovers]

Originally Posted by Jeremy Kelsall

If you are starting from the position of knowing absolutely nothing, I wouldn't buy any of them

Seriously, read all of the material on the forum and get a feel for what methods you might and might not be comfortable with. By the time you get done reading a number of threads you might not need to buy anything.

I agree with jeremy. Another great idea is to subscribe to as many newsletters on internet marketing as possible and download their
products for FREE. The more you download (some are actually invaluable), the more your knowledge in that field increases. And with that you'll be able to find something to work on.

olatunde.