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Which Warrior Ad gives the most eyeballs?

by VincentD
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Hi all,

My WSO went live today and so far I only had 10 views of my WSO thread where 3 views came from myself while editing the thread LOL.

I thought I'd get a lot of traffic or views from Warrior Forum's WSO but it looks like it's not the case. I look at a few other WSO's that were posted a few days ago and they only have a couple hundred of views.

For experienced users here, which type of Ad gives you the most eyeballs? Is it Classified Ad, Banner Ad, or WSO?

Thanks!
#eyeballs #warrior
  • Profile picture of the author ForumGuru
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    Hello,

    Unfortunately, usually a new offer won't get a lot of organicviews here. You will need to get some good affiliates signed up to drive traffic to your listing...or you will have to drive the traffic yourself.

    Cheers

    -don
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    • Profile picture of the author VincentD
      Originally Posted by ForumGuru View Post

      Hello,

      Unfortunately, usually a new offer won't get a lot of views from organic traffic here. You will need to get some good affiliates signed up to drive traffic to your listing...or you will have to drive the traffic yourself.

      Cheers

      -don
      I thought traffic comes from the forum since the listing is in the forum.

      What are some of the good ways to drive traffic to my listing? Can you give an example by pointing to someone has successfully done it?

      I know how to drive traffic to my own website but clueless on how to drive traffic to a listing inside someone else forum. I'm afraid I will get ban if I do too hard of hustling here :-P
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      • Profile picture of the author Daniel Evans
        Originally Posted by VincentD View Post

        I thought traffic comes from the forum since the listing is in the forum.

        What are some of the good ways to drive traffic to my listing? Can you give an example by pointing to someone has successfully done it?

        I know how to drive traffic to my own website but clueless on how to drive traffic to a listing inside someone else forum. I'm afraid I will get ban if I do too hard of hustling here :-P
        You wouldn't personally drive traffic to your WF listing unless you were broadcasting to a list of Warriors.

        You aren't paid to market the WF, you can lose your leads in a few clicks (those who browse elsewhere on the forum) and you have no control. You are in the hands of another.

        WF should be treated purely as an asset - an accessory to your business.

        Your efforts in driving traffic should be driven to your website, which you should develop if you don't have one.

        We don't invite guests to someone else's home.
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        • Profile picture of the author VincentD
          Originally Posted by Daniel Evans View Post

          You wouldn't personally drive traffic to your WF listing unless you were broadcasting to a list of Warriors.

          You aren't paid to market the WF, you can lose your leads in a few clicks (those who browse elsewhere on the forum) and you have no control. You are in the hands of another.

          WF should be treated purely as an asset - an accessory to your business.

          Your efforts in driving traffic should be driven to your website, which you should develop if you don't have one.

          We don't invite guests to someone else's home.
          Yeah, that totally makes sense! By the way, nice logo! You're the first Warrior member that I've seen putting their business name on their avatar logo. I've been thinking of putting my website name on my avatar but refrained from doing it since I wasn't sure if that's allowed here.

          Do you know if I can put my website's name on my avatar? Basically some text on top of the brain logo that I have.

          Thanks!
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          • Profile picture of the author Daniel Evans
            Thanks.

            I don't think a URL in an avatar image breaks any rules.
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  • Profile picture of the author ForumGuru
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    You can't hustle your offer here.

    You recruit affiliates to email your offer to their lists for you. If you used Warrior Payments then you sign them up there. Personally, I sign my affiliates up via JVZoo.com. Usually, a few weeks or months prior to your launch you list your offer on a place like Muncheye.com and use Facebook Groups etc. to recruit most of your affiliates.

    Do some reading on the subject of affiliate marketing to bone up.

    As far as pointing to someone, I did it here when I listed my offer. I estimate affiliates drove 75% of my sales.

    Cheers

    -don
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  • Profile picture of the author laurencewins
    You need to get to know others and let them get to know you.
    Build up some credibility and trust and you'll get more sales. Without it, your job is much harder.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mark Singletary
    I did a quick look at the threads you've started and I didn't see any WSO listed. Looks like, as of now, you've only started 2 threads. This one and the one about how to post an ad on this forum.

    Are you sure it is live?

    Mark

    Edit: I found it by physically going to the WSO forum but it's not showing up in the search for threads you've created. Must be a temporary bug or something.
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  • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
    Your problem is likely a common syndrome in IM: White Noise. If you put 1 million internet marketers in a room, barely 100 of them will not be White Noise Marketers. If you need to develop a thorough understanding of said marketer, then WF is the answer. Read it. Absorb it. How often do you come across a marketer who is unlike 999,900 other marketers? Are you even lucky enough to see 100? If you are - then you can start choosing my lottery tickets for me. Point is: marketing mumbo-jumbo aside, concrete and specfic marketing education aside, and while it will likely pee off pretty much everyone (toss not given), the answer, I'll say it again: white noise. You'll receive plenty of advice, OP. This advice will be the most useful - if you're clever enough to use it:

    Be different. Be a cut above. Stand out from the crowd and when you're noticed (by your audience) ensure they get what they want - and then some.

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

      Your problem is likely a common syndrome in IM: White Noise. If you put 1 million internet marketers in a room, barely 100 of them will not be White Noise Marketers. If you need to develop a thorough understanding of said marketer, then WF is the answer. Read it. Absorb it. How often do you come across a marketer who is unlike 999,900 other marketers? Are you even lucky enough to see 100? If you are - then you can start choosing my lottery tickets for me. Point is: marketing mumbo-jumbo aside, concrete and specfic marketing education aside, and while it will likely pee off pretty much everyone (toss not given), the answer, I'll say it again: white noise. You'll receive plenty of advice, OP. This advice will be the most useful - if you're clever enough to use it:

      Be different. Be a cut above. Stand out from the crowd and when you're noticed (by your audience) ensure they get what they want - and then some.

      - Tom
      What are some of the things you do to "stand out from the crowd" in marketing so I can learn?

      You obviously wrote a different response to my topic than others but in term of practicality, I'd like to see it in action rather than learning just the theory.

      Thanks!!
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