Help im confused

Hey, first of all welcome to the forum, Warrior Forum is a great place to start, I definitely will learn a lot here.
Okay so to start with IM, follow these steps.

1. Think about a topic you want to write about. (picking a niche)

2. Keyword research - Go to Google Keyword tool and type in a word related to your niche (a word you want to rank for in search engine searches, also referred to as keyword) - I suggest you start with one. On the right hand side, select "exact" and deselect "broad", than click on search. Look at the stats, they show approximately how many visitors that word gets in a month, choose a word that gets about 1000 searches. Go to Google and type in that word to see how your competition looks like. I suggest using a SEOBook toolbar. It will show you a Page rank of the websites and how many backlinks those websites have (high Page rank (PR) and many backlinks generally suggest that keyword is competitive)

3. Go to NameCheap to get a domain name. I suggest using exact match domain names (eg. if you want to rank for "running slippers" than get a domain name that has those words in it). The best extensions to use are .com, .net, and .org. If those are not available try a different keyword or just add extra words to the end of the domain name (eg. "runningslippersshop.com)

4. Get hosting for your website, I think Namecheap has one, but I would suggest getting one from a Hostgator - get a Baby plan it's under $6.50 per month. Set up your website their and put a Wordpress platform - all done through hostgator Cpanel.

5. Start posting content using a keyword you chose (1-3% keyword density) and start building backlinks

As for all short terms, don't get too hang up on that for now, but I will say that WSOs are reports, softwares, learning courses made by Warriors. Many of them are very useful and they usually are not expensive, but just to warn you, they might be addicting - as you keep buying them all the time because you think you need to know everything. My piece of advice is to look around for the first couple of month and then decide on which way you want to got in IM and stick to it. Good luck!

If you have any more questions just ask!

Stop reading is some great advise for newbies.. Put down the books and get some action in.. I've never really been a reader. Only bought 1 course and that was Yaro Starack.. Great course...

You have to find your niche buddy and go super hard at it. After that, it's all about Testing, Testing and more testing...

Once you find you pot of Gold, ride it til the wheels fall off..

Hit me up if you're thinking of starting a blog. That's my field...

Wish you much success
Dennis

PS.. Check out Justin Goff's marketingmayhemmoney.com... Dude has some great podcasts on how to start in affiliate marketing.. He also has a pretty good Weight loss product you can promote..

Just think of a crafty way to get the offer in front of people with a problem that it solves..

I don't know if I'd say it's EASY. But its' definitely simple once you stop whining, thinking, complaining and realized what's really involved in the process.

Hey, not sure yet , and i dont know the differece bettwen staying with an affiliate and owning a product , well obviously besides the logical things , im just wondering what kind of product is everyone talking about.

How to find a niche - Niche Finder Mechanics, by Peter Garety I like this ebook and it's free

Keyword density - how many times is repeated your keyword in the article

Backlinking - this is for longer discussion, because everyone has different tactic. I would suggest you to learn more about bookmarks, contextual links, forum profile links, blog comments, guest posts, press releases... Then you will have a better understanding

Monetizing - this is the last part of the beginning. You can monetize your site with affiliate promotions (you promote someone else's product and you get commissions), adsense, banner ads, building a list and then promote them your products or affiliate products...

Experience - just ask more questions and search the forum if you don't understand something. You can always google it or youtube it.

Hope it helps

Honestly I'm not sure of any free ways to estimate the value, but I say if there is a product for your niche than just go for it. If you want to spend some money get Market Samurai - go through tutorials that will teach you how to estimate the value of the niche with that tool

If you are not good in writing, then just outsource it or use Fiverr. I use this guy from Fiverr, he is good - LINK

Keyword density is how often you put a keyword in your content so 1% would be - for every 100 words you have 1 keyword in your text

Backlinks can be done in many ways, depending if you want to spend money or not. Manually would be free and there are many free tools out there to do that. If you want to spend a little I always recommend Paul's ($8/month) and Angela's ($5/month) backlinks - you get a PDF file where they show you exactly how to build powerful backlinks. Or go on Fiverr and pay $5 for people to do backlinks for you

Find an affiliate program through Clickbank, Commission Junction or Amazon (every time someone buys using your link you will get a commission) Also install Adsense on your webiste (these are small adds you can place anywhere on the site, when a person clicks on the ad, you will earn money).

P.S - if you go on Fiverr and start ordering services don't get too carried away as it's easy to spend a lot of money there. Always remember on Fiverr you get what you pay for so don't get too excited when they offer 1000 backlinks for $5

Good luck!

It all depends on the approach and keywords you will target for your website. Even popular niches such as diet, health, lifestyle have a place for a newbie because each of those broad niches have many sub-niches and keywords to target.

When I say approach what I mean is, if you want mainly search engine traffic get a keyword with low to medium competition. However, if you are good with social media and can build many followers through ads, comments, guest posts etc. than you can virtually target any niche.

Perhaps you should take a look on those easier ways of getting started such as blogging,building up the list,etc.

You should stop researching on many product information to avoid information overloading and most of the things are around the same with different sentence phrasing.

If you are really interested to start it now,perhaps you can try blogging.Blogging is one of the easy way to get started. It is easy to get started but becoming a good blogger requires lots of hard work,effort and discipline.

Wordpress is one of the best blogging platform and there is little technical knowledge needed since plugins are readily available. I have spent so much time reading and I realised that the time spent taking action would be much better.Not to say that reading and researching is not good, just that, by taking action and tweaking it would be beneficial rather than just plain reading.

After you have start to take action, your objectives would be much clearer and hence, you can start to research on the part that is required for you to grow more.

Good luck to you!

First of all choose a niche and decide what you want to do e.g build a list,create a product etc then read all you can about the the thing you decided to do then take action.
If you want free training you can look at the warriors blogs.Hope that helps but until you decide what you want to do you will not be able start working towards your goal.
regards
vivi62