Why Have Warrior Friends?

craigc1980

14 years ago

Personally i think having friends in this forum is a great thing.

My intention is not to try to sell things to them.

I like to correspond with them for other purposes such as advice or in case i have a question that i think that friend can answer.

Not just that but having friends,especially on the warrior forum gives me other great opportunities like i have been asked to review products that they might have come out with or even can have some 1 on 1 training.

I have done this with other members from time to time.

Plus its a good way to build relationships.

Craig

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Raydal

14 years ago

Originally Posted by craigc1980

Personally i think having friends in this forum is a great thing.

My intention is not to try to sell things to them.

I like to correspond with them for other purposes such as advice or in case i have a question that i think that friend can answer.

Not just that but having friends,especially on the warrior forum gives me other great opportunities like i have been asked to review products that they might have come out with or even can have some 1 on 1 training.

I have done this with other members from time to time.

Plus its a good way to build relationships.

Craig

So you are saying that you use the list as a diary?

Because I'm not against having friends but was wondering
how helpful the "friends FEATURE" on the forum was.

-Ray Edwards

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Maddi

14 years ago

Originally Posted by craigc1980

Personally i think having friends in this forum is a great thing.

My intention is not to try to sell things to them.

I like to correspond with them for other purposes such as advice or in case i have a question that i think that friend can answer.

Not just that but having friends,especially on the warrior forum gives me other great opportunities like i have been asked to review products that they might have come out with or even can have some 1 on 1 training.

I have done this with other members from time to time.

Plus its a good way to build relationships.

Craig

You are on my WF friends and like some have mentioned before I should start charging you

only jokin

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craigc1980 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Maddi

You are on my WF friends and like some have mentioned before I should start charging you

only jokin

Hey Maddi

Good thing were friends then
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R Hagel

14 years ago

Here's a discussion that talks about some of the benefits:

http://www.warriorforum.com/off-topi...iend-list.html

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Becky

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Kay King

14 years ago

If someone asked to be my "friend" and then began marketing to me or trying to leverage their friend status - they'd be off my list immediately. I've viewed that section of the profile as a nod to "social sites" and nothing more.

I don't see a popularity contest either - and think it's silly to make it one.

kay

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R Hagel

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Kay King

If someone asked to be my "friend" and then began marketing to me or trying to leverage their friend status - they'd be off my list immediately.

Me too. If I wanted to get marketed to, I'd join their newsletter list. If they wanted to market to me on the forum, then they should build a personal relationship with me first. (Real friendship, not virtual friendship.)

But if I just started receiving "special" messages from my WF "friends," I'd break those ties fast.

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Becky

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rapidscc

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Scott Ames

Mine all send me $10 a month. Don't yours?

Originally Posted by Michael Mayo

Scott, That's why I removed you from my list. All my other friends charge me
$20-$25 a month. I figure you must not be worth having because your price
is so low. :rolleyes:

Have a Great Day!
Michael

Dang, so that's the real way you guys make money online!?

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Raydal

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Kay King

If someone asked to be my "friend" and then began marketing to me or trying to leverage their friend status - they'd be off my list immediately. I've viewed that section of the profile as a nod to "social sites" and nothing more.

I don't see a popularity contest either - and think it's silly to make it one.

kay

That's what NOT to do, so what do you do with the feature?

-Ray Edwards

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Scott Ames

14 years ago

Mine all send me $10 a month. Don't yours?

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Michael Mayo

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Scott Ames

Mine all send me $10 a month. Don't yours?

Scott, That's why I removed you from my list. All my other friends charge me
$20-$25 a month. I figure you must not be worth having because your price
is so low. :rolleyes:

Have a Great Day!
Michael

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Kay King 14 years ago

Man - I missed that trick. I could retire!
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Kevin Riley

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Mayo

Scott, That's why I removed you from my list. All my other friends charge me
$20-$25 a month. I figure you must not be worth having because your price
is so low. :rolleyes:

Have a Great Day!
Michael

For $97 a month you can be my "special friend"

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Gary King 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Kevin Riley

For $97 a month you can be my "special friend"

What, no hidden, super top secret coupon code? How about bonuses strictly limited to the first 50 people?

I presume that the upsell is on the other side of the cart, yes?
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LilBlackDress

14 years ago

When I first saw that feature I was like uggh WF Myspace. But then I realized it helps me "FIND" people.

There are many Warriors on here with great ideas and I like to be able to find them easily to read comments and communicate with them.

The idea then is to use the Friends list for the value it provides and not as a popularity contest. There may be another way to find Warriors but I have found the friends list to be easy.

Also I do not feel the friends list is the place to make special offers. If they want to join one of my email lists I can make offers there. Friends list is to communicate and not sell.

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Raydal

14 years ago

Originally Posted by LilBlackDress

Also I do not feel the friends list is the place to make special offers. If they want to join one of my email lists I can make offers there. Friends list is to communicate and not sell.

Its "bad" to make offers to your friends but it's OK to make
offers to Warriors only--called WSO?

I don't get the logic.

-Ray Edwards

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Johnny

14 years ago

Warrior friend talks the same languages

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