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Will I suffer from information Overload or is this a wise idea?

by bontiguell
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Okay so I just joined the warrior forum a few days ago. I cant express how helpful everyone here is

Around 12 months ago I started affiliated marketing and i made a few sales on clickbank (without a website). However i never met the CDR so i ended up giving up.

A year on i've matured and i can now afford to pay for a hosting plan and domain (which i have done tonight!! ). I purchased Matt Carters Rapid profit formula which i have watched through once. I found it very informative and i am now watching it through again but this time following in his footsteps.

However, I cant help but notice the great reviews Dan Brocks's dead beat affiliate product is getting and im eager to see if it will help me. However, im worried it will cause information overload and end up making me confused by using the two courses. Or will it cement my knowledge and help me in areas matt carters product didnt do quite as well.

If anyone has any views on this or has had a similar experience i would love to hear from you
#idea #information #overload #suffer #wise
  • Profile picture of the author BillyBacklinks
    I don’t have experience of either of these programmes however what i would advise is stick to one and work it, take action, see it through and learn from any mistakes. If you jump from one WSO or system to another you will likely get overloaded, info paralysis and just procrastinate and get frustrated.

    have a strategy and short term goals, tick things off as you go along and you will feel a sense of achievement.

    whatever you decide best of luck buddy
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  • Profile picture of the author Benjamin Ehinger
    Originally Posted by bontiguell View Post

    Okay so I just joined the warrior forum a few days ago. I cant express how helpful everyone here is

    Around 12 months ago I started affiliated marketing and i made a few sales on clickbank (without a website). However i never met the CDR so i ended up giving up.

    A year on i've matured and i can now afford to pay for a hosting plan and domain (which i have done tonight!! ). I purchased Matt Carters Rapid profit formula which i have watched through once. I found it very informative and i am now watching it through again but this time following in his footsteps.

    However, I cant help but notice the great reviews Dan Brocks's dead beat affiliate product is getting and im eager to see if it will help me. However, im worried it will cause information overload and end up making me confused by using the two courses. Or will it cement my knowledge and help me in areas matt carters product didnt do quite as well.

    If anyone has any views on this or has had a similar experience i would love to hear from you
    This is typical newbie thinking here and one of the things I have given advice on many times. Stick with one program and work with it until you see money and know you have it pretty well masters. Then and only then should you move onto another strategy or another program.

    Benjamin Ehinger
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  • Profile picture of the author DPM70
    Hi bontiguell,
    I agree with the warriors above. I'm surprised that making a couple of clickbank sales earlier on didn't get you more motivated. I was hooked from day 1 of making money. There are many ways to make money. You've already found a relatively decent lucrative one. Why not try to repeat what you did for those couple of clickbank sales? With your own website and own opt-in to get the potential buyers onto your own marketing list. I think you just need to think a little bigger. Think bigger and think smarter and you'll go a long way. Good luck.
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  • Profile picture of the author shuvo
    I am also hearing about those courses for the first time.However I never like to buy those courses and you can find lots of WSO free in google and in different black hat forums.Reading different WSO obviously will make you confused so the best is read one or two and try t implement that strategy if successful then go for more WSO.
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