Has any one used Copy N Profit?

You've taken the correct first step. Namely using the power of the forum to get a consensus of opinions and experiences with this company.

While the jury is out as to whether or not copynprofit over or under delivers on their promises, one thing is crystal clear. If you are just starting out in the Internet Marketing business, there are definitely better ways to enter the field. Here are a few suggestions that I hope you'll find to be helpful.

1. As crazy as this may sound, focus first on your passion, or talent, or at least something(s) that you enjoy doing. Many marketers initially focus on fast profits and jump on highly promoted offerings, which make for an exciting ride, but miss the point for what it takes to bank bushels of money in this business.

Going into this very competitive industry is tough enough without spending hours trying to push products or services for which you have no real interest. For example, if you are lucky enough to have a hobby or interest in something like coin collecting, rare books, cave or deep sea diving, snorkeling, photography, quilting, silk flower arranging, or maybe, like me, you're a mystery novel nut This is where you start. Start keeping a journal of the different places you've been or how you do what you do. Now you're placing
yourself in the supply zone.

That's where the real money is... Way back in history during the California gold rush, many miners went broke and gave up on their dream of wealth nearly every week.... but the guys selling picks and shovels made a fortune. Today's economy is no different. The supplers of tools that support our ability to realize our dreams and desires will always get paid!

2. First things first. You want to accept right up front that just like in the workforce, you won't earn what you're worth or anything close to it, by working for someone else. In this business that means you'll want to develop your own product. You can confirm this by browsing the forum. You'll notice that the offerings making sales are the ones that are products created by the Warrior who posted the WSO.

Don't allow anyone to tell you that you can't write well enough to create a digital product, like a report/ebook that will sell. While it may not sell here, because business related tools and opps do best here, there are million dollar niches you can create products for that are under the radar of most marketers.

You'll find lots of free resources right here in our content writing forums to help you get started. There is also the benefit of feedback and suggestions from some of the best creative minds in the business. Expand your use of the Warrior Forum and you'll not fall for the tons of the glittery stuff being hyped as solid that turns out not to be fools' gold.

3. Map out your strategy and give yourself at least 60 to 90 days of persistent effort before you end a non performing or under performing campaign. You'll hear lots of pros suggesting affiliate marketing for all the right reasons. However, they are to be considered "tuition money."

What this means is to focus on creating, developing and marketing your own product so you can introduce it onto the marketplace. But join a six-pack of good paying affiliate programs, hopefully in a niche you can be passionate about, and gain some marketing experience and income while you multi-task by building a foundation for your own products.

Once you've gained some experience and grown more confident about what you can produce you'll be ready to recruit your own affiliates and the rest will be.... well, you know what they say

Ciao,
Alex