I Have A Headache From info Overload. Please help.. Read on

I think over time you become more familiar with scenarios that are more likely to work. Often there is a good idea, but then it is copied over and over again until the saturation point, so you have to be good at spotting the newer ideas, as well as judging their viability.

Not everything will work the same for every one. The only way to find out what really works is to try it, only way to try it is to stopping reading and do it. Maybe even get off the forum for a day or two to keep yourself focused and just do it.

I am not trying to give you a hard time, most every one has been in the same situation, I still fall into it myself from time to time. Just have to make up your mind and take action, it's the only cure I know of

Hope I didn't sound harsh, didn't mean to.

You got a point there. soon as I joined the forum I went from having maybe one or two ebooks to having a collection of them. Alot of what I read is rehashed material that I already knew. Now if I can just apply it affectively I know I can becomean unstoppable force.

Hi,

Sorry for your headache. I could give you some links to sites that would help you cure your it in a jiffy, but I'm afraid these would attribute to even more info overload first. Call it caught between a rock and a hard place.

You'll survive.

Yours, lightheadedly, Ed

good one mormel. I needed that.

I agree with web dummie. Stick to the WF for some ideas, write a BUSINESS PLAN, and implement it. Make sure you limit your IM surfing. Only research on the topic you are working on, then start on one idea and stay with it for several months until you master it. Only then can you move on.

great advice. I appreciate it.

Here's a couple asprin for your headache:

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...-new-read.html

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...-business.html

Jared

I read the post. Nice to see that all the stuff is in one place. That article marketing 101 was really good.

I went through the same overload when I found this forum. After reading the newbie posts, I decided to stay away from here and just do it. I have some old neglected blogs that I should have used as a jumping off point but instead signed up for hosting so I could use Wordpress (.org) not dot com. I'm now working on my 3rd site after having to learn the basics of being a webmaster and while they are still low in search engines and I haven't done any article marketing, they do have a few ads and I've pinged them and submitted them to RSS feed sites. If I were starting out brand new again I would have just revamped the existing blogs and concentrated my efforts on monetizing them and getting them ranked. They're on blogspot so they can have ads as opposed to wordpress.com. Getting your affiliate ads and setting them up takes a little time, tweaking the layout so it makes sense and has relative content and not just an adsense blog.

Then I'd read eveything that warriors Keith Kogane and Tim Dixon have written here about autoblogging. Most of the techniques are only useful for wordpress.org blogs and not the freebies but you can still learn ways to promote your blog by commenting on other blogs. Then you'll be ready to move on to hosting your own blogs if you don't already have domains set up.

As I've mentioned before, I use the hybrid theme because once I learn to use the parent theme I can customize with child themes giving the blogs different looks without having to re-invent the wheel. This saves alot of time when setting up multiple niches.

I haven't bought any of the ebooks or WSOs and you really don't need them until you have some sort of idea what it is exactly that you need to learn. The conduit method looks interesting and while it's probably worth the low price you can set up a review site and test it yourself without spending any money. Sure, you can learn lots from all the helpful and experienced warriors here but in the beginning all the info just makes your head explode. IMHO, it's best to stumble along for awhile, get your feet wet, until some of it starts to make sense and then your head won't hurt anymore.

I been neglecting a blog that I set up to. I I paid for hosting and everything.I already have like 40 different articles of content that I wrote myself. I submitted one of them on this site in the motivational section. It is called the hampster. But I need to get back to building it. Which also frustrated me because I did not no anything about building a website. I have to learn as I go.

I think you should stop accumulating information into your
brain,because it is all you have information and not knowledge.

You need knowledge and you get it when you put into practice
all that info that is in your brain.

So, start to take action. Take a look at your actual situation
and see where you are and what is the logical step you have to
take to start moving forward and take it.

Then keep doing this way. When you do this then you see
results.

Thanks,
^PV Reymond

Alot of good suggestions I am getting here. I appreciate all the good advice.

its okay if you make a mistake, youll be doing so many other things youre bound to make misyakes. it doesnt have to be perfect. you can edit everything you do. the next day you can see what you did wrong and fix it

If you have been at WF for a while now, you should be able to differentiate from the good, bad and the ugly. Although, i must say I have not chanced upon any ugly one yet.

Yes, have a plan. ACTION on it. take the first step and create that site, write some articles and submit them. Get started. You will get the hang of it and can then tweak the process along.

2 broad categories you might want to try out monetization - Adsence and Affiliate products.

Start the momentum and ride the tide. Good luck

If you want to eliminate Mr. Info-Overload and his daughter Madame Confusion you'll simply have to...

Seek a proven online business model that's right for you and then gather the tools and resources necessary to help you make it happen.

Here's a thread ( mine ) that outlines your options as an newbie...

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...hese-days.html

Hope It Helps!!

TL

Maybe you can give yourself a time. Overloading just means you are trying to digest a lot of things in your brain. Just like your stomach, give it the time to digest. For all those information, i recommend you try to google and find reviews on them.

Would agree that not everything works the same for every one. I think it simple a matter of experimentation and finding out what really works and try it out to the full before moving on. I guess the most important part is to stay focused, and stay on track until you achieve results whether they are good or bad and make a note of your results and learn from them and THEN move on! Hope this assists!

I agree with the whole taking action things. It seems like the more I think about what to do. The more I could have gotten done by doing those things as supposed to thinking about them.

I agree with a whole bunch of information overload..but just being on here for a cpl of hours today i have learned alot

at the end of the day this forum is a wealth of knowledge