Offline Newbie - Looking for Starting Advice

Hey Josh,

You might be interested in my latest thread, its a 6month case study which anyone can follow and ill also be doing guides etc in how i make money with offline consulting,

Its practically a step by step guide, I've had a fair amount of success in offline consulting and never had a problem with someone taking me seriously and im 18 , so it seems perfect for you eh ?

http://www.warriorforum.com/offline-...ase-study.html

Thanks

Check through the threads here and maybe do some Google searches, you'll find plenty of free resources without having to buy a WSO...which is probably made up of the same free information, lol

~Dexx

I created a pure content video that covers several things you may be interested in: Offline Secrets Video Training | The Offline Toolkit - Training Resources and Tools for Marketers

Or check out other marketers such as Tim Castleman, Andrew Cavanagh, Maria Gudelis etc.

Cheers,

~Dexx

Are you looking to be a marketing consultant to businesses, or are you just looking to strictly sell information products offline?

Thanks Dexx, I'll check it out tonight! And thanks a lot for the Marketers Names

Hi Daniel,

Im looking to become a Marketing Consultant Ideally.

Thanks,

Josh

Hi,

I can offer just my Blog to read out, all other questions you can send me to my Mail from my Blog. You'll see, why ?!

regards
Alex

p.s. read about me on sidebar on the top ! You'll see why, when you'll read it.

Hi Josh,

I would recommend that you look at threads and posts by these two gentlemen as they know their stuff: John Durham and Amir Luis. Here are a few threads that I found invaluable advice and information on offline marketing:

John Durham's 1st thread: http://www.warriorforum.com/offline-...knowledge.html

John Durham's 2nd thread: http://www.warriorforum.com/offline-...hen-table.html

Amir Luis' thread: http://www.warriorforum.com/offline-...marketing.html

Seriously though, their stuff is gold.

As far as WSO's, here are some guys that run offline WSO's that have gotten good feedback:

John Durham
Ryan Shaw
Tim Castleman
Chris Ramsey
Michael Atma
Maria Gudelis

Got to WarriorPlus, then to WSO Tracker, and search for their WSOs.

John and Luis are also great about helping newbies and answering questions, which is great.

Other than that, I'd say what these guys here on the thread have said- Just keep reading in the forum. I would also add that you should be unafraid to ask questions if you need clarification or more information on something being discussed. Asking and listening are great ways to learn. I'd suggest maybe that you open up a Word or Notepad document as you are reading on the forum and take notes that you can refer back to, possibly with different sub headings such as offline resources, good people to follow/talk to, call scripts, etc. Or just note methods or facts you like/find interesting that may help you set yourself up.

Best of luck with your business. I hope to run around WF.

Bought some stuff from Mario Brown before. It works OK for my needs.

-Andrew

Since you will be marketing services, you have to change your marketing approach slightly. I would definitely consider getting a website and marketing your services online - but i think you already got that covered.

I know a guy who wanted to start his own consulting biz offline and had no testimonials, endorsements or anything. He tried 2 things.

The 1st thing that he tried was offering his services for free for the first 60 days. This didn't work out too well - all he got was a few responses, and almost all of them sounded demanding. So he scrapped that attempt.

The 2nd thing he tried was offering a $200 marketing product, and then tried to upsell these customers to his consulting offer. He found that these customers were easier to work with, and were open to the idea of letting somewhere market their business for them. He had success with this 2nd plan, and in a short period of time, built his consulting biz up rather quickly.

I'm personally too lazy to offer consulting services, which is why i stick to information products. But i used to do a bit of offline work in my earlier days. But i got bored and found that there wasn't enough time in the day for me to have fun. So i had to let it go, and migrate straight to doing something else.

Sounds funny huh? Yeah i know, but that's what it is. Hope you find this post useful bro.