Results Of First Month Of Studying On WF

Okay so I've studied and applied some of the tools and tips here on WF for the past month and I'm posting my results and game plan.

Basically I looked at numerous threads, bought a few WSOs and looked at what to do first to bring money in the fastest and most consistently as I learn and grow.

First thing I noticed is that for newbies, provide a service. I'm a writer and cartoonist. How could I apply those tools to other IMers?

I did that and started promoting more writing services. In the first week, actually the first 2 days of promoting I got assignments which now total $500 a month. That's for a few hours of work a month. As I get more of a rep I can increase that sum substantially as I already was writing for other clients on the web. Signed up for the major writing websites. Had some articles posted, no rejections and got rave reviews.

That was the first step to my battle plan. See if I could make some money supplying IMers with a service. It paid off in 3 days from execution.

Now, I wait, make that service grow.

In the meantime, I've studied the affiliate and producer models. I bought a few WSOs and noticed each had a golden nugget or two. I can work on the models I feel will work for me as I'm bringing in present income and increasing that income. Then apply the models and keep plugging away at them. I'm staying away from the affiliate end and focusing more on the promotion end strategies. Build up my knowledge and reach to the public so that when I want to launch something I can and get it out to the maximum number of customers. That shouldn't take long with the techniques I've gleaned from the WSOs I've bought. Just a few hours a week and that reach should grow.

Next, work on not only what to produce but how to produce it. Ebooks to the targeted niches I'll reach out to and use my talents to enhance the uniqueness and quality so I stand out from the crowd. By the time I'm ready to launch a product I should be well heeled in the process and be able to gauge what is successful and what isn't.

Finally, after seeing my own products' results I can then rinse and repeat and expand. Especially in my fields of comics/animation. I have a massive database of artists/writers etc. who know little or nothing about the potential of IMming. Should my basic products prove profitable, and the numbers overwhelming say they should, then I will be able to tap that talent pool of colleagues and provide not only top notch products for many niches but provide affiliates with the most amazing and powerful selling tools yet.

It's not a far stretch to say I'll be successful in six months time. Might be earlier but I'm giving myself a realistic goal so as not to suggest overnight success and mislead people when I post my successes. The reality is for some projects to generate capital it takes some time. I will steer away from any WSOs that boast overnight successes nor will I promote them no matter how catchy they are.

Study theory, validate theory, apply the practical to the theory, check the stats, evaluate the successful steps and then repeat and expand.

With the ever changing face for the better of the IM arena, and the streamlining of techniques for success, being realistic and keeping one's shoulder to the wheel and nose to the grindstone shows to be successful. Once that engine is oiled it will run far easily with more leisure time on one's hands.

Sounds good to me so far.