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Hidden gems in the forums

by walsh259
6 replies
Hi all,

I see a lot of people commenting on posts, stating to use the search feature and that they should be looking for threads rather than create a new one.

It is hard though to find those gems, often what you are searching for, is not actually what you need.

Can anyone recommend any posts that really inspired them and would be helpful to others.

Or mention any points that were the eureka/ breakthrough monument for you?

Thanks all
#forums #gems #hidden
  • Profile picture of the author The Cypher
    Use the search feature to find what you're looking for...


    Just kidding... on a serious note, it's difficult to quantify threads or posts as useful, as everyone on this forum are at very different places in their IM-Life.

    Being new here, I don't have a go-to list. I was 'successful' at IM before I ever heard of this forum. So most of my nuggets I take from here are worlds apart from what you are looking for.
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  • Profile picture of the author agmccall
    Not just the search function, but also visit all the different sub forums here.

    Check this out from the email marketing sub forum

    http://www.warriorforum.com/email-ma...y-well-me.html

    al
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    A bar of iron cost $5. Made into horseshoes, it's worth $12. Made into needles, it's worth $3500. Made into balance springs for watches, it's worth $300,000. Your value is determined by what you are able to make of yourself

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  • Profile picture of the author nicolasmd2112
    I my honest opinion, the search function isn't that great. I often find myself looking at the results wondering how in the world any of the these relate to what I searched for. Maybe i'm using it wrong, but usually, especially the older threads, popular threads are harder for me to find...anyone else?



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  • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
    Originally Posted by walsh259 View Post

    Hi all,

    I see a lot of people commenting on posts, stating to use the search feature and that they should be looking for threads rather than create a new one.

    It is hard though to find those gems, often what you are searching for, is not actually what you need.

    Can anyone recommend any posts that really inspired them and would be helpful to others.

    Or mention any points that were the eureka/ breakthrough monument for you?

    Thanks all
    This is what you do:

    1. Spend a day reading WF.
    2. Familiarize yourself with who appears to be laying down great posts.
    3. Jot down the names.
    4. Where possible, jot down what appears to be their expertise in brackets next to them.
    5. Follow their posts.
    6. Visit their profile on WF, click on Statistics, open up in 2 tabs their past posts and their past threads.
    7. Grab a coffee.
    8. Perhaps a doughnut.
    9. Dig in.
    10. To the doughnut and the information.

    Tell you what - it beats wasting your money on most WSOs.

    - Tom
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    I Coach: Learn More | My Latest WF Thread: Dead Domains/ Passive Traffic

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    • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
      If the forum search function isn't getting you what you want, use your favorite search engine. After your query, add
      Code:
      site:www.warriorforum.com
      and you will get only results from the forum.

      If you want to search a subforum, use its URI instead of the top level one. For example, if you did want to search the Email Marketing subforum, you'd add
      Code:
      site:www.warriorforum.com/email-marketing/
      to your search query.
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