Attn: War Room Members...I have a question

In my opinion, yes it is worth it. There are tons of freebies that are actually USEFUL that would regularly cost you money.

A lot of people post previous WSOs on there free, therefore I think you could imagine how much value it has.

The investment is totally worth it, there are also many people that can help you with problems/questions you have or advice.

Also, you need to be a War Room member to post a WSO. If you post a free WSO, you're practically guaranteed to get so many people on your list because of the capacity of people viewing the WSO forum each and every day. I posted a free WSO once before and I got tons of great, quality sign ups.

Hope this helps you decide,
Ben

The War Room is only worth it if you're extremely focused and action-minded. It's not for the faint of heart, nor is it for tire kickers. Why? Because there are hundreds of goodies in there that you can use immediately. The War Room was worth it for me because I found information in there to start a whole new company which now has 7 employees.

I've obtained free Word Press templates, practical software, free memberships, and some great copy writing tips (which should mean something because I've been writing copy for over 20 years and I still picked up some great tips), and that's just the tip of ice berg.

The War Room investment is one of the best I've ever made. A one-time fee of $37 amounts to $1.23 a day over a 30 day period. Virtually anybody can save $1.23 a day for 30 days. And the potential ROI is nothing short of stellar. At least it was for me.

Lastly, the marketing knowledge alone busted out by Allen Says is easily worth the price of admission. In my humble opinion, if you cannot make money within 90 days of joining the War Room or a single sale, you are definitely not cut out for starting your own money-making enterprise.

It blows me away when some people have actually posted here that the War Room was "meh" or it didn't "impress" them (they are in the vast minority, mind you). Clearly, those people did not take the time to actually go in there and use the stuff to better their business or they were looking for that "magic-push-button" system that doesn't exist.

RoD

If you get a low amount of sign ups or sales from your WSO, you'll still learn a lot from the experience and that process will make you a better marketer.

You should look at this as a learning experience.

My first WSO was a disaster. I had an issue with the WSO Pro payment button, my autoresponder wasn't instantly following up with customers... but I still got some nice testimonials and even more - I gained experience.

A lot of WSO's flop. Don't worry about it. If your WSO is one that doesn't get a lot of attention, you'll be successful at learning what not to do. And then your next one can be better.

The WF is a very supportive community, and the WAR Room has a lot of strategies not discussed in the main area. The experience and networking alone makes it worthwhile.

If you're worried about losing $37, what are you doing? The learning curve in IM can cost tens of thousands of dollars and many years before you start to see a profit. $37 is a drop in a bucket.

I personally wish I would've started hanging out here many years sooner.

Wow, another "Should I join the War Room" thread. That would be thread #4,309,067,405 in the last week.

Try the search button, all your questions will be answered.

First of all, a free WSO is pointless - you will probably not attract a higher quality of list members. Plus, you will lower the perceived value of what you offer. Sell it for at least $1.

Secondly, joining the War Room is a sign of seriousness on your part, as far as being a member here is concerned. Other Warriors will be more inclined to trust you.

In addition, you get more space for PMs - this means you can communicate more, therefore you will get more done.

There are many other things, however, $37 is nothing compared to what you'll get back. In fact, you'll also get a lot of free products in the War Room - some of them very useful

Oh yes, it's worth it. I think there is for like thousands and thousands of dollars worth for information.

Heck yes, it's worth it. It's just $37 and there's a wealth of information available in there for free. In addition, you can send and receive more pms and post WSOs and other ads. It's a no brainer really.

If $37 has you spending this much time worrying about whether you should peel open that wallet, don't join. War Room membership is valuable but I doubt it will change your life one way or another in the short run, unless of course that $37 was your month's grocery money. In that case, better use it to buy milk or pay the electric bill.

$37 is nothing, and I personally think it's worth investing that low for what most likely is valuable, useful information - but only when you're prepared to put what you learn to work (which I'm not atm).

With that said - I have spotted a couple of threads from people saying it's not worth it, or complain about the value only for those threads to get deleted almost immediately. Not closed, locked or commented on - just deleted.

So, there seems to be a reason for the one-sided perspective on the upgrade, and it does make me a bit uncomfortable. As I said, $37 is nothing; but no one wants to play the sucker.

Hi Jim,

I went through the 'should I' 'should I not' process with regards to joining the War Room and in the end when I got money in my paypal for a job I had completed I decided I was going to get involved.

$37 is a really good investment and the amount of information that you are provided with for free pays the fee a hundred times over. I promised myself that I wouldn't get in too deep with all the great information so have only downloaded a few reports and one report really give me the BIG kick up the behind I needed to get started with ghostwriting. There really is some great value WSO's that people give you for free so I'm sure there will be something for interest for you.

Also my PM message allowance has increased which has already helped with contacting members, instead of having to delete every few days.

I haven't launched a WSO yet but I will hopefully in the future so it made sense for me to join.

Hope this helps.

The War Room is great once you sign up you get "War Room" in your Sig that alone is worth the price :rolleyes:

If you want to learn about Backlinking the infomation is in there.

Want to improve your Amazon Skills the information is in there.

If you implement one or two ideas in the War Room and stick to it. You can reduce alot of time and frustation and even make some $'s