Who are the best Internet marketers to learn from?

14 years ago

I would say Frank Kern, Mike Filsame, Tom Ness, Joe Finn, Brad Spencer...

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AmandaT 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Andrei

I would say Frank Kern, Mike Filsame, Tom Ness, Joe Finn, Brad Spencer...

Tom Ness is a really great guy who I love to learn from. His products are inexpensive, very step-by-step, and he is the type of guy that is only an email away if you get stuck. I highly recommend checking out his stuff.

His products made a HUGE impact on my IM career. His Rapid Affiliate System got me on the fast track to ClickBank checks and I make a really nice income from my ClickBank affiliate sites alone now.
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angel3750

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Andrei

I would say Frank Kern, Mike Filsame, Tom Ness, Joe Finn, Brad Spencer...

Are they still available? If i have to choose one of them which one i should go for ?

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Lance K

14 years ago

Buy Jay Abraham's book "Getting Everything You Can Out of All You've Got" for under $12 from Amazon. Once you understand marketing, figuring out how to market via the internet is the easy part.

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JasonParker

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Lance K

Buy Jay Abraham's book "Getting Everything You Can Out of All You've Got" for under $12 from Amazon. Once you understand marketing, figuring out how to market via the internet is the easy part.

I second that.

That's one of the most LIFECHANGING books I've ever read.

I first read it about 4 years ago.

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atlantarobin 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Andrei

I would say Frank Kern, Mike Filsame, Tom Ness, Joe Finn, Brad Spencer...

I agree 100%. Right now I'm learning as much as I can through Tom's products. He's been such a help... a great teacher... makes learning stress-free and super productive!

I grew up in the same town that Frank Kern likes to diss so much. His ideas are stellar... really smart guy... and I laugh till my ribs ache at the Macon stories he weaves in and out of his priceless lessons... but sometimes I sure wish someone would give that Georgia boy a big old bar of soap!!! LOL! His mouth could use a good bath now and then... as I'd bet most of us little old SugarBaker ladies don't really take too kindly to that gun-totin', drug-dealin', Southern Mafia trash talkin' kind of talk from marketers ... even if it IS rip-roaring hysterically funny the way he tells it.

(Had to say something to stand up for all my MaconGA sorority sisters, lol).
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Joe118 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Andrei

I would say Frank Kern, Mike Filsame, Tom Ness, Joe Finn, Brad Spencer...

Wow me in that hi power list... WOW

My own recommendations: Oz (smswarrior), Brad Spencer, Dr Ben Adkins, Barb Ling, Sam England
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anders3397

14 years ago

I would really recommend Tristan Bull. I had been spinning the wheels for quite a while so to speak before I started learning from Tristan and he's been the major reason I've started seeing some big success lately.
The difference with him is that, apart from having some great strategies, he is approachable and willing to help. One of the keys to success, as far as I can see, is to have a mentor, someone who will not only hold you accountable to follow through, but who will give you some faith in yourself that you can do it. Tristan has certainly done that for me.

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ihsan2all

14 years ago

I would recommend Warrior Forum Owner. :-)

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jason17 14 years ago

Originally Posted by ihsan2all

I would recommend Warrior Forum Owner. :-)

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Eduard Stinga

14 years ago

There's not really such a thing as "best IM'er to learn from". There are a lot of good IMers that you can learn from, on this forum or out of this forum, you just need to use your own common sense to see which one fits you best.

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leningovea

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Eduard Stinga

There's not really such a thing as "best IM'er to learn from". There are a lot of good IMers that you can learn from, on this forum or out of this forum, you just need to use your own common sense to see which one fits you best.

Yeah! You should work with a guy or a girl that makes you feel confident... Anyway, more than buying coaching, you are building a relationship that will make a difference in your life.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by Eduard Stinga

There's not really such a thing as "best IM'er to learn from". There are a lot of good IMers that you can learn from, on this forum or out of this forum, you just need to use your own common sense to see which one fits you best.

Great comment. Really, the best way to learn is to find someone that is doing what you want to be doing and is successful (<-- rather important), and model what they do.

I know, I know. I make it sound so simple. But sometimes the simplest solution is the best solution

Liz

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Tad 100

14 years ago

First you must know what you want to learn first. You want to get traffic, create sales page, blog or what? Be more specific.

Learning from all in one IM is not the best idea. You will end up with basic information.

If you want to learn something really valuable you have to know which area you want to improve and only after that look for a mentor.

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Angela V. Edwards

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Tad 100

First you must know what you want to learn first. You want to get traffic, create sales page, blog or what? Be more specific.

Learning from all in one IM is not the best idea. You will end up with basic information.

If you want to learn something really valuable you have to know which area you want to improve and only after that look for a mentor.

That's what I was going to say. It depends on which "field" of IM you want to go into. Some folks are masters at CPA while others do "Offline Marketing" like a pro. Still others are major list-builders. What do you want to learn? Figuring that out first will determine who you will want to learn from.

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AndrewCavanagh

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Tad 100

First you must know what you want to learn first. You want to get traffic, create sales page, blog or what? Be more specific.

Great answer.

The biggest mistake most people make starting out is they think they need a whole pile of information and insider secrets before they can get started.

But really marketing is quite simple...get to know what your prospects really want and need and offer it to them in a way that compels them to buy.

Taking action on a very small amount of information is a thousand times better than filling your mind with a pile of information you don't use.

And you can find enough information to get you started right here in the Warrior Forum.

Kindest regards,
Andrew Cavanagh

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sammib01

13 years ago

Originally Posted by AndrewCavanagh

Great answer.

The biggest mistake most people make starting out is they think they need a whole pile of information and insider secrets before they can get started.

But really marketing is quite simple...get to know what your prospects really want and need and offer it to them in a way that compels them to buy.

Taking action on a very small amount of information is a thousand times better than filling your mind with a pile of information you don't use.

And you can find enough information to get you started right here in the Warrior Forum.

Kindest regards,
Andrew Cavanagh

I will have to agree it is like asking who is the best sportsman or women... in what? It depends on what your personal needs are and where you need help the most. I mean if you have the best SEO person in the business but you do not have a website and do not know how to build one what good does it do?

Specialist in different catagories will shine when they are needed but first make the decision what needs to shine.

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wbgclient

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Tad 100

First you must know what you want to learn first. You want to get traffic, create sales page, blog or what? Be more specific.

Learning from all in one IM is not the best idea. You will end up with basic information.

If you want to learn something really valuable you have to know which area you want to improve and only after that look for a mentor.

I totally agree with your opinion. One thing that scares me wi the following: do these guys really analyse what we really know and suggest us something to cover our weak points or they just sell their products?
I always had that question...

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canada94

14 years ago

I highly recommend John Thornhill, his coaching is inexpensive and can have you getting amazing results in a very short time.

Hope this helps

Kevin

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Peter Hansen 14 years ago

Some really good names has been mentioned here.

Matt Carter is good but I started to follow Kenster.

Let me know if I can help you Warrior to Warrior.

Good luck
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IMWarrior01

14 years ago

ive been with Alex Jeffries for the last few months and am starting to see some great results good luck

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sfx1971

14 years ago

I second Alex Jeffreys. Ive beeb.a student of his for nearly two months and,like the previous post have been making excellent progress as well as some amazing contacts

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bigslamgyrl

14 years ago

I think it really depends on where you want your IM career to go. For instance, I tried for a long LONG time to break into affiliate marketing and I was just not able to. I followed all of the 'big players' but had never made any real money.

But I was good at writing, so when I started following Tiffany Dow (a ghostwriter/PLR writer), she taught me how to make a real living doing something that came easily to me.

If I had stuck with the affiliate marketing model I would still be spinning my wheels.

So my advice is to think about what you want to focus on now (offering services, creating products, copyrighting, list building) and then find the person in that area that everyone on the WF is talking about.

Some random people that I like: Tina Williams and Maria Guadellis(?) - big overdeliverers, Tiffany Dow - always answers my emails, and Nicole Dean

Hope this helps

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Marcus Rockey

14 years ago

Originally Posted by arefer

If you had to give 2-3 of the best Internet marketers at a reasonable cost to learn from who would they be? Does anyone have an opinion on Mike Klingler or subscribe to his theory of marketing? I rather admire him. But there must be other good ones...

What ever you choose, please stick to it and not swop and change. It doesn't work and it's expensive!

Marcus

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Steven Fullman

14 years ago

Big shout out to Lee McIntyre: Get More Momentum

Great guy.

Cheers,
Steve

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Anton Nadilo

14 years ago

It depends on how much you want to spend on coaching...

Cheers

Anton

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Kenster

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Peter Hansen

Some really good names has been mentioned here.

Matt Carter is good but I started to follow Kenster.

Let me know if I can help you Warrior to Warrior.

Good luck
Peter

Thanks Peter for the shout out!

Originally Posted by Anton Nadilo

It depends on how much you want to spend on coaching...

Cheers

Anton

ABSOLUTELY. There are some coaches that charge $25,000/day or more! At the end of the day, much of IM is about changing little things and that having big differences so super high end coaching has its place.

If you met with a coach who charged $100,000 for an hour but in that hour he told you one little thing that turned your business from $100,000/month to $300,000/month, would it be worth it? Of course. $100,000 is a crazy amount of money for an hour coaching but that doesn't mean the student is getting value or the coach is charging too much.

That is just an example to illustrate the point

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Abim

14 years ago

There's enough information on this forum, I have been reading the warrior forum for years and only just recently made an account. Just research what ever area you want to go into and then go for it. Your learn from your mistakes

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Noonaa

14 years ago

I have just started using Dean Holland and he has motivated me to start taking some massive action.

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Rudy Christoph 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Noonaa

I have just started using Dean Holland and he has motivated me to start taking some massive action.

I second that, unfortunately his Quick Start Challenge is now closed, but I know he will open it up soon so keep an eye out in the forum for this.

In the mean time check out the blogs from his students (you can start with mine) and follow the commenter. Another source, YouTube and search for Quick Start Challenge.

I hope this helps you
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Noel Cunningham

14 years ago

I'd throw my weight behind a recommendation for John Thornhill - very structured approach to coaching and he gets results. I've had a couple of mentors since I started online and without a doubt he's been the biggest help to me

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Michael Franklin

14 years ago

Mark Anastasi has some really good actionable information in his latest book that is available in many of the bookstores and online. He also provides some great links in his book where you can listen to good interviews and webinars that adds even more to what he has in his book. He really overdelivers in my opinion!

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entrepreneurjay

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Franklin

Mark Anastasi has some really good actionable information in his latest book that is available in many of the bookstores and online. He also provides some great links in his book where you can listen to good interviews and webinars that adds even more to what he has in his book. He really overdelivers in my opinion!

I agree Mark's book was great I actually picked it up at the airport and read it on the way to Alaska on vacation ( made the time go by a lot faster )

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elexmedia

14 years ago

My vote:
1. Brad Gosse
2. Mark Anastasi
3. Jay Boyer

I have learned so much from them.

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jbsmith

14 years ago

I would really narrow your search to those who have succeeded in business model (product creation/marketing, affiliate marketing (further separated by tangible versus infoproduct affiliate marketing), software, etc...) and marketing technique (blogging, video marketing, content syndication, product launches, social networking, etc...)

IM itself is about Marketing...which assumes you have a solid online business value proposition, product and position in place...even then, IM itself has grown to such a degree that the experts are now within sub-niches (as I outlined above) in terms of specialization.

The reason I say this is that you may pick a big name, but it may turn out HIS or HER way of doing this isn't well matched to your idea, desired business model or marketing strengths.

Jeff

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Resale Rights Ninja

14 years ago

You can find a lot of good information on this forum. I would recommend finding a mentor. There are lots of people here than can help you out.

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BlueXephos

Banned 14 years ago

I would say Kim Roach. Her speciality is traffic building. I really recommend her ebook because she offers inovative strategies.

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callseller

14 years ago

If you're new and need things explained in an easy step-by-step process then give Chris Farrell a try.

Michael

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talfighel

14 years ago

I have 3 of them that I learned a lot from.

1. Erich Winnecke (No longer does training)

2. Stone Evans (Plug In Profit Site)

3. Terry Dean

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vivi62

14 years ago

james scholes is quite innovative also brilliant is john street dont think he is on the warrior forum though,kenster,rob cornish.
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ulysses31

14 years ago

Dean Holland FTW

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ianstables

14 years ago

Instead of a mentor the best thing to have is a partner. This is why...

A mentor will simply charging you money for his product. Whether that be a course or coaching program. I've personally been on some of them.
However, the things you learn means you'll be doing it all alone. That's hard! I know from personal experience.

However, it all gets better when you have a partner or partners. This is why...

No-one knows everything. However, someone else nearly always knows something we would like to. So you learn from each other.
You also come to the table with different skills. This means you do what you're good at and the other person/s do what they do best. This works together like a jigsaw.

So for example...

You maybe good at writing sales copy, article marketing and finding out what products customers want. I am good at creating products fast and creating graphics and can do good marketing.

Big companies are very successful because they work with other companies. So we both know this is the way forward.
You can get better market reach by combining efforts in marketing. You can link to each other. When splitting profits on sales you both benefit each other and this is motivating.
You relax more because you know you're not on your own struggling.
It doesn't cost you money it makes you money.

Kind regards, Ian Stables

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Jacqueline Smith

13 years ago

Originally Posted by ianstables

Instead of a mentor the best thing to have is a partner. This is why...

A mentor will simply charging you money for his product. Whether that be a course or coaching program. I've personally been on some of them.
However, the things you learn means you'll be doing it all alone. That's hard! I know from personal experience.

However, it all gets better when you have a partner or partners. This is why...

No-one knows everything. However, someone else nearly always knows something we would like to. So you learn from each other.
You also come to the table with different skills. This means you do what you're good at and the other person/s do what they do best. This works together like a jigsaw.

So for example...

You maybe good at writing sales copy, article marketing and finding out what products customers want. I am good at creating products fast and creating graphics and can do good marketing.

Big companies are very successful because they work with other companies. So we both know this is the way forward.
You can get better market reach by combining efforts in marketing. You can link to each other. When splitting profits on sales you both benefit each other and this is motivating.
You relax more because you know you're not on your own struggling.
It doesn't cost you money it makes you money.

Kind regards, Ian Stables

This is a great idea! I personally have benefited in IM from this type of arrangement.

The one benefit you didn't mention was the motivational aspect of working with a team. We keep each other going and we have each other's backs.

And.......I have made life long friends as a result!

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Irwin Dominguez

14 years ago

It really depends on what you want to do; IM is so broad of an industry.

With that being said, I would check out Kenster (search for his name in the search box above). This guy is fantastic; he's always around to help you and he genuinely wants each and every one of this students to succeed. I love this guy - you will too.

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Randall Magwood

14 years ago

1) Terry Dean

2) Ken McCarthy

3) Yanik Silver

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Rachel Incoll

14 years ago

Another vote for Lee McIntyre - an excellent teacher (in fact he used to be one

), & very down to earth.

Cheers

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larry1113

14 years ago

Yanik Silver is like the godfather of internet marketing

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WebEstateMarketing

14 years ago

Frank Kern, Ryan Deiss and if you can find anything from him still, Perry Belcher (the best I've ever seen). These guys have made millions.

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Monthy

14 years ago

I would have to say Frank Kern is one of the gurus that really try to help people instead of just making them to buy their products. Other than him, Kenster, Willie Crawford, Mike Filsaime are great marketers and warriors.

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AnilK

14 years ago

It would depend on what you want to learn.

If you want an introduction to affiliate marketing, check out Ed Dale and the challenge.

For paid advertising (PPC/Facebook) check out Chad Hamzeh.

For CPA, search for Gauher Chaudhry.

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marcuslim

14 years ago

Personally, I've learnt a lot from Jason Fladlien. His direct, no-fluff approach appeals to my sensibilities. He's also an awesome copywriter and product creator. If you want to learn about these two very important skills in internet marketing, then sign up for his producteclass and copyeclass.

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onlinebizgiant

14 years ago

If you want to learn basic skills or how to do stuff, I recommned Chris Farrell, if you like to go deep Rich Schefren is the best choice.

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Chadleystar

14 years ago

Some amazing referrals to some amazing mentors. I dont think people who are new to all this really realize the break down of IM. I have some great follow up research to do now with many of the names provided. Thanks

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atlantarobin

14 years ago

Almost forgot Dennis Becker and his $5 A Day book I just bought in a WSO here. Snapped me right out of my writer's block, perpetual procrastination, and shiny object syndrome, and helped me quickly, very quickly, pop out a list of ToDo's and a simple plan to keep me productively building mulitiple residual incomes, one project at a time. I highly recommend him, his little book, and his smart little $5 a day plan.

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Will Golding

14 years ago

1. KENSTER
2. ALEX JEFFRIES
3. TRISTAN BULL

I'm sure there are plenty of other good mentors out there and much of the information is the same. I think the secret is how they teach and have you retain the information. I think that the three mentors above due a good job of keeping modules short and interesting. They also provide homework assignments which produces a good way to TAKE ACTION!

Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there.
Will Rogers

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UberNoob

13 years ago

Have generally found that a lot of the big names aren't that helpful. Maybe that's just me but I've got a tonne of help from some of the smaller guys...

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AmitabhB

13 years ago

My highest 12 recommendations are:

1. Terry Dean
2. Jimmy D Brown
3. Chris Ferrell
4. Kim Roach
5. Mark Ling
6. Lee McIntyre
6. Jim Cockrum.
7. Pat Flynn
8. Jo Barnes
9. David Risley
10. Yaro Starak
11. Darren Rowse
12. Andrew Hansen.

Though there are many more wonderful IM mentors, but these 10 are just awesome. You can trust these with all your heart.

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Alekseevna 13 years ago

Terry Dean 100%
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Kim S 13 years ago

For overall learning, I like to learn from Peter Garety, Chris Munch, Matt Carter, Andrew Hansen. They provide indepth step by step instructions with out costing a fortune, especially Peter. I have found them to be integrable teachers and they interact a lot with their customers (students). Because of a lot of internet marketing "gurus" tactics I find myself being very cynical when it comes to IM. I don`t feel that way with these guys.
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DubDubDubDot 13 years ago

Originally Posted by AmitabhB

My highest 12 recommendations are:

1. Terry Dean
2. Jimmy D Brown
3. Chris Ferrell
4. Kim Roach
5. Mark Ling

I don't mean to single these guys out. I'm just using the figureheads in your post as an example. As I said in my last post, know what qualifies someone to teach you.

Let's look at the "about me" pages of these guys.

Terry Dean
About Terry Dean : Internet Business Coaching With Terry Dean
Fluff. Claims to have run a million dollar online business, but we aren't told what.

Jimmy D Brown
:: About IMstitute.com
Mentions "make money online" products, but nothing real world.

Chris Ferrell
No about me page.

Kim Roach
» About
May as well have no about me. Doesn't tell us anything.

Mark Ling
affilorama.com/affiloblueprint
Story about him promoting a posters affiliate program using Geocities.

Funny how the internet's best experts can't tell us about their past. Odd. Don't ya think? Could lead one to believe they are fake gurus.
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- bibs 13 years ago
  
  I'm currently a student of Dean Holland and he's a helpful guy. I think mentors have their own specialization. For example, If I would start learning about CPA, then I would seek for Kenster because he's known for being successful in CPA.
  
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  DubDubDubDot 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by bibs
  
  I'm currently a student of Dean Holland and he's a helpful guy.
  
  About Dean Holland
  
  Again, another guru who won't tell us about his professional history. All we are told is that in 2009 he quit his day job. To do what, exactly? Teach people how to make money online? WHAT qualifies him to do that? WHAT prior actual experience does he have?
  
  These are things that should be on about me pages.
  
  Originally Posted by bibs
  
  If I would start learning about CPA, then I would seek for Kenster because he's known for being successful in CPA.
  
  Known for it by who and how? Because he told you he was successful or because he has a professional history that we can go look at? What are his sites? Can we go look at them in Archive.org? These are the things you need to ask about before giving someone your money. (Not calling out Kenster. I don't know him. I'm just speaking in general.)
  
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Gsdlady

13 years ago

1.Tiffany Dow
2. Eric Holmlund
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13 years ago

Russell Brunson, Jamie Lewis, Anik Singal, Brad Callen, Kelly Felix, John Cornetta.

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dabesa

13 years ago

Great post guys,
I just finished reading Jim Cockrum book "Free Marketing: 101 Low and No-Cost Ways to Grow Your Business, Online and Off" and I'm quite happy with all the ideas I got out of it, but I agree with the chorus of people here saying that is better to learn from multiple gurus.

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footbag_man

13 years ago

Originally Posted by arefer

If you had to give 2-3 of the best Internet marketers at a reasonable cost to learn from who would they be? Does anyone have an opinion on Mike Klingler or subscribe to his theory of marketing? I rather admire him. But there must be other good ones...

Kenster is my coach and I am very happy with his teaching methods. That Tristan guy on here also looks quite good and well known.

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13 years ago

Hi folks,

The main thing is to move away from Internet Marketing as a general rule, and move into Executive Online Broadcasting Consulting.

We just spent the last 3 years and 1 million dollars preparing for the new changes with curation, Google, and the rest. Built a system to organize your outsourcing team, Gigz, and mass-produce websites and social networks that are alive.

Find teachers that teach you "top level" executive skill sets.

Hope to see you in our neck of the woods, and inside our elite software community.

Summary: Forget IM and move into Online Empire Executive Consulting or Investing.

Russell Wright, and the Network Empire Team

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juninhop

13 years ago

in no particular order:

chris ferrell, jarrett, kenster, alex jeffreys

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Bob Sims

13 years ago

I have indeed learned a great deal fro Frank Kern & his cousin Trey..
Ryan Deiss is also good, and to get some great inside internet maketing info check out Jim Daniels.

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gabe7 13 years ago

I have read this thread and notice that the name Gaz Cooper does not seem to have been mentioned. Does anyone have an opinion?
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13 years ago

I like Chris Farrel

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sriram rajan

13 years ago

Pick the ones whose style , products and approach you like...

When people say you can read in the forum all you want and learn , it is doable but you have to ultra focused and really badly need success.. If you are like trying this part time with the hopes of a full time move in the upcoming months then it is safe to join a mastermind and / or coahicng so you dont spend outside of that..else you can end up spending lots of hard earned $$$$ and lead to frusturations..

Again what is the point of info products, it's not finding any inventive solutions, it's primarily compiling and filtering a lots of information so one can consume in a fast, effective manner and crank out results faster.....

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Anthony W

13 years ago

I like Jason Fladlein because he simplifies everything and makes it easy to take action.

The biggest thing I got out of him was that it's totally fine to sell to the IM crowed... not super competitive at all like all the gurus want you to believe.

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taha83

13 years ago

do these guys have ebooks to learn ?!! or we have contact them??!!

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andymac12345

13 years ago

Lammo's marketing blog has always been a good resource to learn from. Google 'Lammo's blog' to take a look.

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ImWendy

13 years ago

I would say anyone who is not on Salty Droid.

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branko

13 years ago

I'm with Russell Brunson from my beginnings, so recommend him!
He is the person you can learn from and trust!

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planetlubs

13 years ago

I think what is important is that you do not end up being a follower but putting into action at least one or 2 of the techniques you learn from your favorite Imer. These super gurus have mastered the art of selling and if you are not careful, you end up being a buyer of everything of theirs, get over whelmed and you may fail to set off.

That said, the internet marketing community and tactics change sooo fast. New marketers come up with their own style applicable to that time. I remember, the first person from whom I learnt how to make my first $1000 online was JP Schoeffe. He is good, honest but I think not a very common name.

I also learned much from Russell Brunson, Mike filsaime, willie Crawford, Terry Dean and Jimmy D Brown. But I have also learnt alot from other “small name” Internet marketers especially here on the warrior forum. And some times, they make a big difference.

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8485marketing

13 years ago

Already some big hitters mentioned here and I think some of the names i'm going to mention have been said already but they really do teach things exceptionally well.
In no particular order there's John Thornhill, Lee McIntyre, Chris Farrell and one I've recently found to work quite well with different aspects of my online business is Alex Jeffries.

They will each give you a good grounding as to what you need to know in order to become successful online with your own business.

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OnlineMkter

13 years ago

I read a lot written by LMC here. He doesn't sell guides, and his content seems real, coupled with his revalation of some of his sites.

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Kerkhofssupport

13 years ago

I'm learning everything from Marlon Sanders.
The man is a genius. He really has "kick your butt to action" teaching style.

And I love to read stuff from Dan S. Kennedy.

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David Keith

13 years ago

You know one thing I find interesting about this thread is that the vast majority of names being thrown around are mostly or ONLY in the IM niche themselves.

Most of these guys do almost no business outside of the IM niche which is extremely small in the grand scheme of things.

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Danny Shaw

13 years ago

I have never paid for coaching but with the massive shift towards "webinars" you can learn a lot for free. Chris Munch hosts some great ones. Yes people do try and sell you products at the end but even if you pick up one or two new tips it is worth the time.

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andybeveridge

13 years ago

I could give you a list of names but to me the answer is the person who you can connect with. It is not always the knowledge that the person has but the style in their teaching that counts. Find someone who can connect with and your journey will become easier.

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DubDubDubDot

13 years ago

Never pay for anything.

But if you must......... If someone's business revolves around teaching, move on. Find someone that makes their money doing instead of flapping their jaws about how you can make a million bucks online. Most importantly, ask to see their websites. If all they show you are "make money online!" type sites, they are what we call a fake guru. You want, for example, Mark Zuckerberg to show you his Facebook.com before you pay him to teach you how to run a social network. If your guru/mentor can't show you much of anything, consider that a red flag.

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Peter29

13 years ago

Chris Farrell - perfect for newbies, you will learn all the technical aspects of Internet Marketing

Jordan Belfort - he is not an internet marketer. He has a product Straight Line Persuasion where he teaches the psychology of selling. You probably won't find there something you can implement right now but it is pretty informative.

Frank Kern - as he himself said you sell the experience. His style is very Matthew McConaughey like. So he tries to make the experience of you learning from him to feel cool. You will find a lot of valuable information in Mass Control.

John Carlton - he is considered one of the best copywriters in Internet Marketing. Gotta say often his products are pretty boring but I think they are worth checking out.

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Palusko

13 years ago

What I would like to know, who are the best marketers WHO MAKE MOST OF THEIR MONEY OUTSIDE OF IM NICHE to learn from. Honestly, sometimes the IM niche reminds me of MLM - selling products and services to others who are in IM, so they can sell their services to others in IM...etc. Kind of a world of its own, for its own sake.
I think, that unless you are in IM niche, you would probably learn more real-world tactics from a head (or even people on lower positions) of marketing department of a real world company who creates the strategy, working on improving conversions, and higher customer acquisition than from most of the people mentioned in this thread.

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Zaheera

13 years ago

I recommend Alex Jeffries

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statsman

13 years ago

I would say perry marshall is where i started then Gauher Chaudhry

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DonaldGadson

13 years ago

Hey there! Awesome question , I would say:

1) Mark Hoverson- Such a great guy, and very knowledgeable.
2) Yanik Silver
3) Dean Holland- He's an up and coming guy, but his approach is not like anything I've ever experienced.

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DubDubDubDot

13 years ago

Still not seeing anyone posted to the thread with an online professional history that would make me want to learn from them. Just a bunch of people that seemed like they decided to become an "online success teacher" one day. Where's the former web developer of the XYZ website known around the world? The online marketing director of a fortune 50 company that was given a multi-million $ budget to work with each quarter? Your suggestions in this thread so far are void of any sense of legitimacy.

Keep 'em coming....

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jamesmol

13 years ago

For Newbies, Chris Farrel. Russel Brunson offers a lot of value too but my favorite is Ryan Lee

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DubDubDubDot 13 years ago

Originally Posted by jamesmol

my favorite is Ryan Lee

Ryan Lee | Continuity Income | Internet Marketing | About

"He started his first web site back in 1999 while still working full-time at a children's rehab hospital. And grew that one fitness site into multi-million dollar empire."

Anyone know the name of the fitness site? Did that site generate millions itself, or was it something he just kinda played around with before he decided to become a coach? His about me page doesn't make this very clear.
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michaeljcheney

13 years ago

Anyone who has been there, done it, built several successful businesses (in niches outside IM too) and has the authority, integrity and skill to convey their strategies in a way that is both easy to adopt and fun to learn, so for me:
- Mike Filsaime
- Rich Schefren
- Jeff Walker
- Alex Jeffreys

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DubDubDubDot

13 years ago

Originally Posted by michaeljcheney

Anyone who has been there, done it, built several successful businesses (in niches outside IM too) and has the authority, integrity and skill to convey their strategies in a way that is both easy to adopt and fun to learn, so for me:
- Mike Filsaime
- Rich Schefren
- Jeff Walker
- Alex Jeffreys

Can you tell us the successful online businesses outside of coaching that these guys have operated?

I seriously don't think they exist, but I could be wrong. I await your reply.

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TimGreen1

13 years ago

Frank Kern an Russell Brunson are both very successful Internet Marketers

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RedShifted

13 years ago

Yes I'll double that Frank Kern is the man. Eben Pagan is also very talented at marketing I rarely see his name mentioned here (he has also dominated and sold more products than most "gurus" I can think of). Any guys who have worked with or within the seduction community are usually very skilled with marketing. This is because they're experts at applied nlp something I have been studying most my life. These men do not just know how to write nlp but how to use it in social environments.

Frank Kern used a ton of nlp on his customers and most of them don't even realize how the methods work (on them). They just like the guy cause he's "cool" (nlp and reverse engineering celebrity status/high social status are very similar concepts).

Then I got to throw Dan Kennedy in there along with Gary Halbert.

Between these 4 alone I don't really need another mentor.

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WD Mino

13 years ago

Michael Hiles and Brian Mcleod, Top Notch guys, solid experience, real world application.
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RockyRasakith

13 years ago

I like Alex Jeffreys, buy his MWA 3.0 WSO. It's a ton of info packed in there and great for newbies.

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Larryathome 13 years ago

I am currently going through a lot of things by Alex Jeffreys. I think he is great and really drills things down. From an Internet standpoint, he is the best, but I really learned my ad writing skills from Mike Dillard.
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sriram rajan

13 years ago

If you like some ones teaching style from their product follow them, just make sure you do enough search to know they are among the good guys...

my recommendtion --> Peter Garety

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Banned 13 years ago

It really depends on what your looking to learn, and, how superb the teacher to your learning ability ain't it?

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garethowen

13 years ago

I have read through this thread and am amazed at some of the names being mentioned. What im amazed at is that some of you have actually learnt something from these people! Thats awesome but have you made any money yet? I hope so. There is only one person I would recommend who is not only a great trainer but makes 15-20 Million a year himself so he knows what he is doing. His name is Armand Morin. If you have not heard of him and you are into Internet marketing then you must of been living under a rock for some time. Great content and training. Check him out.

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RedShifted

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Courage

99% of "Internet marketers" are biz op scam artists. The concept of "internet marketing" does not exist.

The internet is merely a medium for direct response marketing. You need to study direct marketers...

Google these names and study their material

Gary Halbert
Eugene Schwartz
Clayton Makepeace

Completely disagree.

So when Frank Kern helped Neil Strauss break a million dollars in one day releasing "The Annihilation Method" tell me WHAT IN THE WORLD that had to do with "biz op scams"?

That seminar helped more men than you can possibly imagine and nothing about it was a scam.

What about when Eben Pagan released his "double your dating" seminars?

Those were also a major hit and helped a ton of guys reinvigorate their sex lives.

Or Frank Kerns Mass Control I guess you think that was a "biz op scam" too?

Or "traffic gieser" all these IDIOTS who spent money trying to dominate the internet ... made good money in the process... I guess they all got scammed too?

Or the tons of people who made a killing on youtube when MVB came out?
Yep, those were all really just scams as well.

If you want to talk about scams, talk about Anthony Morrison. He is one of the only "gurus" I can honestly say is a scam.

There are tons of gurus who have done more for this world than you will EVER REALIZE.

Also, saying "internet marketing" doesn't exist is like saying google doesn't exist. So you're telling me super affiliates are just a myth, they don't build massive lists, then send promotions to their lists and make a ton of money doing so?

Yeh I must just be living in a fantasy world all this time.
God I should probably stop using warrior forum too. A forum based on a concept you say doesn't exist... yet there are droves upon droves of active members on this forum (and many others like it) everyday.

What do you plan on telling us next? That santa claus is real?

lmao

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DubDubDubDot 13 years ago

Originally Posted by RedShifted

There are tons of gurus who have done more for this world than you will EVER REALIZE.

Care to list some specifics? Because all I see are people who failed to make money online, so they instead sold the dream they were so familiar with to other newbies.

Those guys you speak of are great showmen. They were able to take newbie level info and present it as gold. I've yet to see any advanced info come out of that core group of gurus at the top. They stuff they talk about has little profit potential. Even Kern himself has admitted that his customers don't make money with his products. He sugarcoats it by saying it's because they don't take enough action, but whatever.... it's all the same. No money is no money.

Also, don't be so quick to believe product launch sales figures. They are a sales gimmick in and of themselves. If newbie guru x is trying to be like big fake guru x, fake sales numbers are going to help draw in those newbies. "Well, gee, I'm trying to be like Mr Fake Guru. And since he had a $30 Million launch, I'll bet he can teach me a lot!" I'm sorry. It's all fake. There was no $30 Million launch.
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RossVegas

13 years ago

Yourself. Period.

Make mistakes, shake it off, repeat.

One day the mistakes will turn into $$$ and people will be adding you to the list of internet marketers to learn from.

...At least that's how I see it

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Mark Gray

13 years ago

+1 for John Thornhill

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TrumpiaTim

13 years ago

This list is fairly subjective... I would recommend researching multiple and decide who you resonate with the best.

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Martin Pupke

13 years ago

I notice a model called article syndication as a means of driving traffic by the many helpful posts that Alexa Smith has contributed. Her and some other warrior I listen to on this topic are, John Mcabe, Myob, Joe Robinson, AnniePot, Mike Myers

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seosoldier

13 years ago

Eric Holmlund has a ton of info on his blog and free newsletters and he's not always selling you something either.
For amazon, check out Erica Stone and for Adsense, Eric Nelson. Neither of these over-do it with trying to get you to buy affiliate products to make $ off you.
Peter Garety is very good too in terms of his teaching but one problem is he's always selling affiliate stuff via your email (some of it's good and some ain't so good imho).

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toddfromboston

13 years ago

I was introduced to a whole boatload of top notch IM people through Willie Crawford but I gotta give my vote to Eric Louviere and Bill McIntosh, who, when their powers combine form the Job Crusher crew. The platinum (or extreme) membership offers hundreds of hours worth of top notch training on the most important topics you need to know about to be successful. They do weekly content packed webinars and answer any and all questions, as well as do site/ copy critiques. The thing I like the most is that they constantly drive home the idea that chasing "magic buttons" (ie make a million dollars by tomorrow night by clicking 3 buttons) and focus on building a real business that can make you real consistent money.

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