New to Warrior Forum. Hey guys!

Welcome to the Warrior Forum.

I would suggest that you go with your strengths at first until
you decide what you are interested in.

ie.) graphics, web design, programming

There are plenty of people in the forum that could use your services.

Look into the Classified section for people "looking to hire" designers,
look at what other designers are offering and at what price points.

Create a website to showcase your past work.

Look into offering your services as a WSO (Warrior Special Offer)

WSOs are offers that you make to members of the Warrior Forum
at a rate lower then you would normally offer to the public.

Again look at what others are offering in their WSOs and find one
offer to model your own offer after.

Read alot, contribute your experiences when possible, be social,
and most importantly take action on what you learn.

Scott Logan
Night Owl Marketing

nice to meet you, welcome to the forum

Thanks guys. I'm loving this atmosphere so far. I've been checking out the site and I think I can really go somewhere with it. I think i'm going to offer my services and put something together for WSO as well.

What kind of kits did you make, and why did it go downhill?

Welcome to the forum and I agree with what Scott Logan (post #2) had to say about it.

Good Luck and Welcome.

Hi,
Welcome to the forum.

The advice I would give someone in your position is to find out 'how you want to make money online'. This is the key to me. Chose a business model (e.g. Amazon, Clickbank, Pay Per Click, Adsense etc) and then work on that one model alone.
If your model requires knowing SEO so that your site can rank well, then focus on learning SEO as well.

My point is, don't fall into the newbie trap of jumping around and clicking on every shiny new object you can find. Spend some time working out how you are going to build your business and then only focus on those features.

I sent you a pm as well.

Welcome to the forum. I'd suggest you first educate and make yourself aware of the many different ways in which you can make money online, and then focus on just one method until you make some headway. Don't fall into the trap of "dabbling" in this and that, because professional "dabblers" rarely ever make any money in IM!

One of the best ways to begin your IM journey is by joining the War Room here, you'll get an unparalleled IM education (worth many thousands if you actually use the information) for a measly $37!

Paul

You are welcome to the forum. Don't worry about it, everyone was once a newbie to IM. You'll get there.

Ideas for you to start with.

Fiverr is a great way to make some oney whatever your skills are. Look and see what other people are selling there and do something similar. Reply to requests that you can fulfil.

WebAnswers is another way to make money from your knowledge. Give really good answers to a few questions you know a lot about, and you'll be making some money.

Squidoo lenses etc. are really good too, as it's free, and a great way to learn how to make money, and learning how to improve your revenues by backlinking, better use of Tags, better product placement etc etc.

I recommend using the above, or similar, to make some money for free, and learn a bit first. Then develop onwards from there.

For example, once you've built up some positive feedback on Fiverr, you can move up to oDesk, Elance etc. You can even put in a link to your Fiverr feedback, so that people on those other freelance sites can see how good you are, before you've got any feedback on those sites themselves.

Another example, once you're getting some income from Squidoo, apply the same principles to a blog of your own on your own site.

Whatever you're doing, ask lots of questions here, and keep a copy of any useful info and methods you find.

Or if you feel you'd rather jump in a little deeper, start with your own blog right now. You can make an easier start by buying one that has a lot of the work done for you, so you don't have to learn everything at once. If you're interested in this own-your-own-blog route, have a look at my Sig

Chris-

hi and welcome.

Here are the biggest and best tips I can give you.

1) stay away from teh Make money online niche.

2) the economy is suffering, and while most people will tell you the economy sucks and people have no money, use that to your advantage. What are the niches that did well during the last great depression.

Many millionaires were made during this time, why? they saw demand, they saw supply and demand and where it was the greatest. So study what niches and services did well during this time and go there. We already shifted into some of these niches and making some very good money. That is what I suggest you do. it is not that hard, once you start investigating.

wish you much luck.

Nice! I'm a new guy too, and its great to see such helpful and courteous replies! Lookin forward to checkin the site out..

get to know yourself first..
what's you interest..
then learn more info about your interest..
then, take action following your planning..
don't forget the PLAN!