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How did you do it?

by Azvonix
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Hi warrior,

Mind sharing which route you took to start your online marketing journey?

Did you learn it from wso and clickbank product? Or was it trial and error.

Mine was combination of both, mostly wso, clickbank and warrior forum. A lot of lesson learn, and gold nugget found.
  • Profile picture of the author Bill Hugall
    Simple Affiliate marketing. From a WSO. Then coaching and so on.
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    • Profile picture of the author Marketing Fool
      Trial and error....lots and lots of trial and error! But then again, I started in 1996 before there really were things like wso's or info products to learn from...
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  • Profile picture of the author talfighel
    Originally Posted by Azvonix View Post

    Hi warrior,

    Mind sharing which route you took to start your online marketing journey?

    Did you learn it from wso and clickbank product? Or was it trial and error.

    Mine was combination of both, mostly wso, clickbank and warrior forum. A lot of lesson learn, and gold nugget found.
    For me, it was a lot of trial and error.

    I also had the honor to find a good mentor online. Although he was very good and helped me a whole lot, there are also other "mentors" who are just not as good as they say they are. They only care about themselves.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sarevok
    I developed a crucial mindset long ago when there was nobody to help. (Well there were, but they weren't really open for sharing information. Just like anyone who has any secrets worthy of your devotion won't openly share it. Fortunately I have a godlike charisma and was able to ascertain atleast some information).

    That crucial mindset carried me further than any paid product could/would/should.

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  • Profile picture of the author bobgeo
    I started my online venture in odesk then i watched rich jerks video course then wso and trial and error
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  • Profile picture of the author BrianGroan
    I trailed through all the make money online pages until I found a decent one about Clickbank then started Affiliate marketing, I actually didn't find the Warrior Forum until much later after I was making money, it was only I wanted to expand from Clickbank to more social media marketing then I found the WarriorForum and the myriad ways to make a good income online.
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  • Profile picture of the author Alex Greene
    I started learn from free sources of Internet. Reading articles about SEO. After that I started with a free blogger blog. I failed there miserably. I started SEO, I got some sort of success there. Though I am not a GURU now, but yet I am learning and know a it about SEO. I came to know about WF after 2 years starting my journey in SEO.
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  • Profile picture of the author aarthielumalai
    A LOT of trial and error. I buy and read a lot of WSOs too, but I learned stuff through my own experience, especially regarding my services.
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    • Profile picture of the author jenki1
      Mainly through trial and error with PLR. Have had couple of marketers that have helped when needed
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  • Profile picture of the author George Wright
    Interesting way to phrase an oft asked questions OP.

    I can't say trial and error because I've enjoyed everything I've done.

    First it was ebay then a reseller program then the WF.

    Now I'm gearing up for Kindle and Amazon Audible.

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