Why I'm such a damn noob.

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I know this subject has likely been beaten to death, ad nauseum. But, being a noob myself, I had to learn about trash offers from the school of hard knocks -- and of course finding this forum. ;0)

After signing up at several "guru" sites I have become inundated from their offers. All are starting to sound, look, and feel the exact same. I've noticed three things, mainly, separating good offers versus TRASH (after purchasing a few).

1. Trash offers play on emotion - pure and simple.
2. Trash offers add little value. What I mean by little value is recycled knowledge in public forums hyped up to be the next best thing.
3. Some - not all - trash is promoted by many of the same affiliates at once. I can count 10 affiliates emailing me all of the same offer within 1 hour of it's launch. It is getting old real quick.

Does anyone else feel this way too?

Guess that makes me a sucker for buying into the hype, huh?
Is getting in the muck and mire the recipe for success?

To me, valuable offers ENABLE me to become successful through encapsulating knowledge and wisdom. I'll be blunt. I've followed some of the "success recipes" to the letter and most of them don't work (for me that is).

Recently, one particular program that I purchased suggested that in order to be successful that I change creatives and customize them for my own for PPC campaigns. It almost got me banned from the CPA network!

It was a wake up call for me. Anyways, thanks for letting me vent.
#damn #noob
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  • Profile picture of the author DeborahDera
    Originally Posted by jeffry.john View Post

    I know this subject has likely been beaten to death, ad nauseum. But, being a noob myself, I had to learn about trash offers from the school of hard knocks -- and of course finding this forum. ;0)

    After signing up at several "guru" sites I have become inundated from their offers. All are starting to sound, look, and feel the exact same. I've noticed three things, mainly, separating good offers versus TRASH (after purchasing a few).

    1. Trash offers play on emotion - pure and simple.
    2. Trash offers add little value. What I mean by little value is recycled knowledge in public forums hyped up to be the next best thing.
    3. Some - not all - trash is promoted by many of the same affiliates at once. I can count 10 affiliates emailing me all of the same offer within 1 hour of it's launch. It is getting old real quick.

    Does anyone else feel this way too?

    Guess that makes me a sucker for buying into the hype, huh?
    Is getting in the muck and mire the recipe for success?

    To me, valuable offers ENABLE me to become successful through encapsulating knowledge and wisdom. I'll be blunt. I've followed some of the "success recipes" to the letter and most of them don't work (for me that is).

    Recently, one particular program that I purchased suggested that in order to be successful that I change creatives and customize them for my own for PPC campaigns. It almost got me banned from the CPA network!

    It was a wake up call for me. Anyways, thanks for letting me vent.
    True - a real wake-up call. I have to say I recently unsubscribed from several lists run by "reputable" internet marketers. I did this after they ALL heavily marketed a product that was found to be less than reputable in itself. Live and learn.
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  • Profile picture of the author AFI
    Yeah a lot of those WSOs are for baiting newbies into buying them. Just search your way around this forum and get the info for free. Can't find it? ASK!!!!!
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  • Profile picture of the author jeffry.john
    Thank you for the comment on my post. I'm learning that this is the place to get reliable information because it is peer reviewed... nice checks and balances.
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    • Profile picture of the author wwood
      Internet marketing is full of trash and scam products. You need, before every purchase, to find trusted reviews from customers.

      I usually do so: I type in Google "product name" warrior forum...I think to have saved lots of money from scam offers.
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      • Profile picture of the author jeffry.john
        Thanks wwood. I've done that on all products being pitched to me after I almost got kicked out of the CPA network. Interestingly, the one product I purchased initially had good reviews on warrior forum now that I went back and looked.

        But none the less... it has to pass the sniff test here first. Good advice.
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