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I spend an awful lot of the time on the Warrior Forum, but most of it is spent on the WSO forum.

That's pretty inevitable. There are so many excellent offers being released on the WSOs every single day. I buy a number of them and mail about the best ones to my subscribers. I also make sure to run my own WSOs - an interesting (and often profitable) experience. I often post about my experiences with WSOs at wso.im, my site dedicated to succeeding with Warrior Special Offers.
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I've seen a few blog posts and forum posts where people have been bemoaning the publication of their materials on the Kindle recently, and this reminded me of an incident that happened to me.

A while ago, I put together a product for giveaway events. This was a reasonable quality PLR product (with unrestricted rights) which I did a bit of work with, added a new cover and then listed on the giveaway events sites with PLR.

It got me a few signups, although nothing out of...

Every so often, when I'm just randomly browsing and posting on the Warrior Forum, I realise I'm near another 100 post landmark.

I've just hit 800 posts.

It's not a huge number compared to some Warriors, but to me it's a good number, and it reflects the interest I've had in the Warrior Forum since I joined in 2008. That's a post ratio of somewhere just below 1, so it's not excessive.

In fact, I was quite happy to notice myself making the 800th post - as I remember...

I'm a bit nervous as I've just put a WSO out for review.

Hopefully it will be accepted, but at least if I've made any major mistakes I should get some feedback.

It does beg a question which I haven't seen all that much information on. What's the difference between WSO copy and the normal copy which you would use to sell a product? I realise that Warriors need to be offered a special deal and that's a good idea to explore in the copy.

Looking at most WSOs,...

I don't post to promote other sites all that often, but I do feel that I have to say a few words for what I think is one of the best sites I've used in years.

The site is TipDrop.com.

On TipDrop, users can post Tips to a series of Tip Sheets, created by themselves or other people. Tips are limited in size in a Twitter like fashion.

Users can also vote using a Credibility system to say how good they thing the tips are.

Putting aside the...