As a week old NEWBIE to IM, is this something I should consider?

15 years ago

I wouldnt bother mate...
Seriously, when I first started, I joined a few programs, and, its not that they were bad. The problem was that I didn't grasp the concepts well enough to get anything from them... You're better off hanging tight, hang around this forum (which has more information than you'll ever need), and make a choice later on...

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JeffLam

15 years ago

I'll say NO. After awhile being here, I realised that a lot of such things......don't really...help.

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Anonymous Affiliate

15 years ago

As a one-week newbie, the best thing you can do is to avoid buying ANY product in order to avoid -useless- information overload and simply start creating a blog, or your own product, or a squeeze page, etc. Do more, buy less.

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NightWolf

15 years ago

Thanks for ur input guys, much appreciated! I was also thinking to myself that this forum is already an awesome place to learn.

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genegsk 15 years ago

Think you should identify what is the niche that you want to start off first.

I heard someone in my industry that says this and I couldn't agree more:

1. Find a consumable product to market, meaning something people use every month
2. Find a product that gives you goose bumps when you share the stories of how it has made a difference in other peoples' lives.

I have invested in 10 months of my IM life doing something that I thought could make me big money only to come back to do something that I am really passionate about.

All the best!

Eugene

PS. I couldn't agree more that this is the best to bump off ideas and if the product is worth an investment. How I wished I had access more of this previously!
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- Gaurav Duggal 15 years ago
  
  I agree with everyone here. Go with all the information you find on this forum as well as with the tons of free blogs and videos out there first. Get a really good handle on the basics. After you have that down, make a plan and decide what route you want to take with your IM career and then purchase any products / courses according to that plan. Stick to that plan and make it work before moving to other areas or you'll end up getting sidetracked.
  
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malcasid

15 years ago

Originally Posted by dwad

Hi Guys, I came across this just an hour ago. Seems like a pretty good thing, but I'm still hesitant to spend my $$$ cuz I'm really new to all this and can't afford to waste money! BTW, this is absolutely NOT a way for me to get affiliate payments, I haven't even signed up yet, I'm HONESTLY asking for opinions here.

Delaverian Marketing

Regards,
Dwad

Delaverian is a shopping cart solution. I don't think you need it at this point unless you already have a product to sell.

Not to mention it will give you MAJOR information overload with everything that's included.