Hi Graham

Welcome to the Warrior Forum.

First things first I would recommend you add a signature to your profile. Even if you're not promoting a product yet, add your blog details etc.

I think the Warrior Forum can be a little overwhelming for newbies and for those new to the site as there is so much information and it's hard to know where to start.

I would recommend you block few hours out and have a notepad and pen and take your time going through the posts, learning etc.

You will be swamped with so many products/offers to buy and I would be patient and take your time.

The fact that you've already achieved making money from Google Ad's is great. Check out the SEO threads on here and see what others think.

Enjoy

Lilach

There are so many things in this World that people are willing to purchase. It really is amazing. Here on warrior I like to think that people are giving you examples of what they do, but really the brilliance can come from you (and you have that brilliance!). You need to take inventory of your knowledge. Most likely there is something where you know a lot about it. Think of the sites you surf. Then think about how people are already making money on those sites. There is going to be a really good match for you.

Then you just need to plant some good seeds. It can take months, but start setting up a site or two or three. Focus on quality, so you can make something that is long lasting.

It took me a few years, but I will never have to work a day job ever again, and mostly I do this because I like what I do. It should be this way for everyone.

Use the forum search to find anything Alexa Smith has posted with the word "clickbank" in it.

I recommend that over every single affiliate marketing course, ebook, or WSO I've ever seen.

at some point you'll be exposed to the Warrior Special Offer section which is full of tempting offers.

Don't be tempted.

Come up with a plan (ask questions here if necessary) of *exactly* what you'd like to achieve (more specific than "a little money to take me through college", plus of course you'll also need to know exactly what you're willing to put in (hours e.g., startup finance etc. Example: do you want to write your own content or pay others to do it for you?)).

Then go out and seek specific answers to those questions, and if necessary, buy specific courses or find yourself a mentor to help you along.

When you ask for "some advice", you'll get plenty of advice, and much of it will look good and tempting and before you know it, you buy course after course and never really build anything.

all the best

Veit

Welcome!!

Just stay a little bit longer maybe days,weeks or months and I tell you will come
to discover a lot of hot things you can do on this forum.

My advice is that when you see them,just be focused as you are going to get a flood
of them.

To your success.