Who are the best Internet marketers to learn from?

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.

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

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).

Wow me in that hi power list... WOW

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

agreed LOL

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.

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

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.

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 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...

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

If you want to skip the learning curve and make money then do this:

If you have 497 dollars plus an extra 30 dollars and can afford 10 dollars per month on hosting then do this:

Head over to the warrior for hire section
Look for the title we build money machine
They are offering you 3 websites monetize with your choice of clickbank, amazon, adsense or cpa offers
They will build you a quality website that converts
The keyword research is excellent by the way
They will optimized your site and also rank it on the first page
You will have to pay 30 dollars for the three domain they recommend you to purchase
You will have to have your own hosting

The most important part though is patience, patience and more patience

This guys, build quality content that is going to convert
You must be patient

The best part is that after your site is finish and ranking on the first page of google, you will have 90 days from that time to see if you are satisfy and making you good money, if you are not for any reason then you will get your complete money back. Plus you get to keep your websites

This is a freaking awesome guarantee
They do this because they are 100% sure that you will make money with all 3 of your sites because if they were not sure they wouldn't be wasting all their time and effort just so you can get 3 free sites.

I am in the process of getting them done, but I heard other customer who have money already and have gotten their 497 dollars investment back.

That is great news.

or you can take a course and try to learn everything yourself in which there is absolutely nothing wrong with that if you have the time, motivation and dedication.

Wish you the best

Thanks Peter for the shout out!

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

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

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 )

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!

Terry Dean 100%

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.