A "Wanna Be Warrior" Seeks Your Help/Opinion/Suggestions

by localhero

Posted: 12 years ago 21 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Having just joined the Warrior Forum, I'm having 'issues' with navigating for information.

Actually, I'm active on a handful of WSO Notification lists and have purchased multiple WSOs from more than a handful of "Warriors".

What I am seeking is the "Where", the "How", and even the "If I'm allowed" posting a Special Offer?

As a matter of fact, I'm wondering even IF I SHOULD post an opportunity to, in effect, show how I make money offline by being the local history 'go-to' guy?

Your suggestions, opinions, thoughts... anything would be greatly appreciated!

#seeks #wanna be warrior

sriram rajan 12 years ago

Of course you can put up your WSO , please go through this section of the forum for the rules. there are various WSO's actually that show how to create your WSO step by step.. Warrior Special Offers Forum

I am not sure if i can put a link for a wso here ...but i am sure if you hang out at the link above you should be able to find one very easily ... good luck on your WSO..
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- localhero 12 years ago
  
  Thanks for responding!
  
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- TBInternetMarketing 12 years ago
  
  Yea The Warrior Special Offer area is the place to go. If you offer a good product, you can make some nice change.
  
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  localhero 12 years ago
  
  Thanks for your thoughts, "TBInternetMarketing"!
  
  ... 'nice change' with a 'good product'...
  
  [Responding with 'tongue-in-cheek' to your above words]
  
  What if my product were 'better' or 'best'? Would I/could I make some hefty change?<g>
  
  'Speaking' seriously now - Because I operate a 'real world' (unrelated to online marketing) offline business and do not, nor will not, jeopardize my reputation, not to mention my wife standing over me, monitoring every move I make (it's the financial stability thing about her, I think), all my 'moves' online AND offline are the 'best they can be'; thus, my products and services are as well... They have to be... the 'boss' says so!<g>
  
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sbucciarel

Banned 12 years ago

Before you can post a WSO, you need to be a War Room member ($37 one time fee). Yes, you are allowed to post a WSO. I don't really know what a local history go to guy does, so have no advice on that. I don't do anything offline.

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localhero

12 years ago

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

Thanks for replying! While $37 is a small investment in helping one's business move foreward, can anyone advise me "what's behind the curtain" in the War Room?

As for becoming a local history 'go-to' guy or gal, what one does is easily create and market 'hometown' publications that are guaranteed to 'raise some eyebrows' and literally forces consumers to purchase. And best of all? You - the publisher - don't even have to know how to write; or even love to write; or even know how to market yourself or your product. It's all done for you with the report I have.

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sbucciarel

Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by localhero

Thanks for replying! While $37 is a small investment in helping one's business move foreward, can anyone advise me "what's behind the curtain" in the War Room?

Imagine the WSO forum if the products were handpicked and screened and completely free to download once you pay the fee. The War Room is full of information and it's all free.

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Richard Tunnah

12 years ago

Remember as well as being a war room member (one time fee of $37) you also need to pay a fee of $40 to post a wso and to bump it.

Rich

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localhero

12 years ago

Richard Tunnah: Uh-huh... the 'plot' thinkens??... $37 plus $40.

OK, now we're at $77.00 - still pocket change for a potential tool (doing a WSO) to get an offer 'out there'.

Then again, simply throwing $77 down without this 'newbie' doing some more investigating isn't something 'the boss' (my wife) would take kindly to!

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sbucciarel

Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by localhero

Yes. It's $37 for the War Room membership and $40 for a WSO. Once it is live, it will stay on the front page probably no longer than 6 hours. Once it reaches the third page, you can bump it back to the top at the cost of $40 per bump. Internet marketing products are most common in the WSO forum but there are offline products as well. Visit the WSO forum and check out the biggest and most successful WSOs so you get an idea of the kinds of products that do well.

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localhero

12 years ago

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

Sbucciarel: Thanks for your continued responses/suggestions; however, I'm a wee-bit confused!

Are you saying there is a continuous $40 'bump' fee to keep an offer on page 1?

(I'm now asking myself... rhetorically questioning: "Would a continuous $40 bump fee be a good investment"? Unless bumping is offset by continuous page 1 listing, thus creating more ROI. And also wondering now if one must maintain a page 1 or 2 presense to be seen - like a search engine?)

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sbucciarel

Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by localhero

Yes. You're not allowed to bump it until it reaches page 3, but it costs $40 to bump it back to page one for another 6 hrs or so of exposure.

Some people make thousands from a WSO and some people go in the hole. But yes, once it's off page one, there is much less traffic to it. Most people have the link in their signature, which gets some, but not like the traffic it gets from the page one of the WSO forum.

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localhero

12 years ago

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

Ahhh... I see! Thanks for the info. I might just be better off seeking JV Partners rather than having to shell out $40 "every six hours" or so.

...So many questions...a whole lot of time....

Pricing my product at, say $8-$17 with a possible OTO at $18-$27, sure seems like having to make a whole lot of sales in here (given the bump fee and time frame you stated that's right at 15 sales just to break even and bump (As I "see it" that's $37 to join + $40 to list + $40 more to bump the first day?) when I could simply offer a Joint Venture opportunity and have no expense (other than my time to build tools) and make $4 to $13.50 without "worrying" about forum page position all the time.

Am I thinking correctly????

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hustlinsmoke 12 years ago

No. I once thought too it might not be worth it. You have to think of it this way, almost anything anyone markets online can be covered in the Warriors Forum.

Here are some of the benefits.

Post Warrior Special Offers
Get Instant Access To The War Room
Able To Create Thread In Warrior Joint Venture Forum
Be Able To Create Their Own Warrior Forum Blog
Be Able To Create Their Own Warrior Forum Social Group
Will Have No Restrictions On Private Messages And Will Be Able to Store Up To 400 Messages

I myself get quite a few messages and ten do not go along way so I was constantly and I mean a few times a day cleaning my messages.
Now that was the best benefit for me, was it worth 37.00 for 20 years, I think so.

Another benefit I found is the downloads free ones. There are things there I have never heard of and I've been marketing since the mid to late 90's, so long I can not even remember.

You can find online and offline ways to market, software to help and so forth.

Now for a very important points alot of warriors get mad at me for pointing out. Most of the paid WSO's are worthless. Most have no actual proven theory and are just that theory.

I do buy some but usually the software side, like tweeternaire That was an awesome investment for 29.00 bucks. I do buy others so I can have some information in my stockpile on projects I may complete later. What I am saying is you want offline strategies, why not offer some WSO's for that niche.
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- localhero 12 years ago
  
  Thanks - Again! - for the great info!
  
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hustlinsmoke

12 years ago

I was given this download link yesterday and I can't get enough of it. Try it out and click on each one. You will get a wealth of information. Plus he made it and gave it away free.
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ior-forum.html

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aaronchen1 12 years ago

anyone can post a WSO, as long as you have something good to share and it teaches people a new skill or helps them to save time.

before i do that, i would recommend researching a little if you want to make your WSO a success though. the WF is it's own little entity and its different to anything outside. so you'll need to get familiar with the rules and the way things run in here.
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- localhero 12 years ago
  
  Words to live by, AaronChen1! Thanks for responding!
  
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localhero 12 years ago

A MOST EXCELLENT Resource, 'Hustlinsmoke'! Thanks for the info! And, after opening and taking a peek, I'm fairly certain ALL Warriors would do well by downloading it!
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Eduard Stinga

12 years ago

Originally Posted by hustlinsmoke

I was just about to post that myself when I read the first post, definitely a good one to check out.

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- localhero 12 years ago
  
  AndyHenry: What I'm saying is during the initial stages of communications within this thread I started, we've gone from $37 to $77. That's all - "the plot thinkens".
  
  In my initial thread post I never said I wanted to sell anything. I am simply seeking input as to whether I can or even SHOULD offer the information I have as a WSO. I'm simply seeking Warrior Member help, opinion, or suggestion.
  
  As for "paying" $77 to get a product in front of thousands of people? This is no issue for me (well... at least until I can prove it's a 'good thang' to my boss (wife)!) as I really don't need money; I do quite well offline with my Construction Services business!
  
  My mindset on money is this: Never "pay" or "spend". Research. Calculate. Invest - NEVER spend or pay.
  
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