How do i start

Here Is How You Should Start.

1.Go to clickbank.com and pick a product. E.g: a weight loss ebook
2.Go to facebook and open a fan page that is related to the product you picked
3.Head over to War Room and read some posts on how to get cheap clicks from facebook ads
4.Spend about $100 running ads on facebook, sending them to like your fan page.
5.$100 ad spend should give you about 200-500 fans
6.Make 2-3 facebook fan posts daily.

If you do this, you should make somewhere between 10-20 sales. If you get paid $40 commission that is a $400-$600.

Once you have that income,

1.Open an aweber account
2.Write follow-up courses. At least 7
3.Set-up a squeeze page
4.Now spend $500 on ad spend to your squeeze page
5.You should get around 500 subscribers{assuming $1 for each subscriber}.

You should make another 30 sales. That's $1,200

With that:

[1]Create own product in the market.
[2]Write a wso and list the steps on how you made $400 and $1,200 In less than 30 days!

I hope this helps. Take action

I agree to KennethChooks, just follow this and spend you money very wisely.
Build a proper Plan and go for it.

With a budget of only $50 I would try to start a simple service. That's your best bet. $50 doesn't far especially with no knowledge.

This is my honest, no frills, best advice for you.

1. Decide that you're not going to spend any money on Internet Marketing for the next three months.
2. Get a job and save every penny that you can.
3. During the three months, come to the Warrior Forum and observe, study, take notes, ask questions and focus on finding a simple, reliable, sales system/funnel that you can implement once you begin.
4. Pay close attention to analyzing niches - finding your direction and audience topic is very important.
5. Begin slowly, keep your day job, and start your business by creating an email capture system to build a prospect list.
6. Guard your cash like it was your last meal.
7. Keep in touch with the WF and ask questions here when you hit a roadblock or an impasse.
8. Set goals, benchmarks along the way, and stay focused on becoming an expert in just one thing.
9. Don't worry about the money in the beginning - focus on your prospects and customers and your relationship with them.
10. Make just one sale. Then another. Then another. Over time you will develop traction. Then develop leverage. Then develop ultra leverage by getting others to do the work for you.

The very best to you,


Steve

Thanks to you guys. Really appreciate everyone's advice.

I have to say, that was my experience, from clicking a link on my emails i ended up trying that. I found it a bit much. I have set my self up a blog, and working on a product that i see lots of questions about. I am visiting blogs and different forums, which I notice is sending traffic to my blog. I would agree to invest your money wisely, on here gaining the right help to get you started.

Best wishes

Sarah Lee

With a $50 budget, you can do quite a bit provided that you spend the money wisely and carefully. for at least $10 of that money, purchase a domain name and then for at least $8 of it, get hosting for your new site.

then create your own product whether it be an e-book, report, or even a series of articles to sell. Sell the product and make more money. Then after the site has been created, promote it to places like the Warrior forum in your signature file, comment on blogs and post a link back to your site, write articles with links back to your site and visit other types of traffic sources to begin driving highly targeted traffic to the site.

Of course you can also become an affiliate of a product too and promote that and make some money that way as well. However, the main thing is; is to simply take action and use the money that you have wisely and don't buy into everything that all the so-called gurus are pushing your way.

Just stick to what really works, and only spend your money on what really works and will give you results. Creating your own informatin products to sell online really isn't that hard to do.

I would go that route if I were you.

$50 - signup to a CPA Network, promote some email zip submits or first page submits via PPV. All of this with tracking software of course J

$50 can really go a long way. You may start with your own website, start with a free domain and hosting then become an affiliate. You may spend the $50 for your marketing. But as much as possible, have a list of free stuff so you can maximize your $50.

@phrolove

1) Get Hosting (less than 10 bucks a month to start with)
2) Get a domain name (again less than 10 bucks)

Let's say that leaves you with 30 bucks.

With that level of investment you will need to promote a product or service as an affiliate.

You will need to focus on activities that don't cost any money so it's going to take sweat equity to grease those wheels and build momentum.

Accept that it's not going to make you a fortune overnight but you CAN go from practically a standing-start, coupled with a shoestring budget.

You may not do it right away but you are also going to be best served by building a list so also factor in this additional expenditure.

The answer with your budget is to work hard and start making sales as an affiliate. Get to it!

I will say that 50$ is not a big amount..but with this you can definitely start a blog...I would advice you to offer services like article writing, logo designing or something else so that you can accumulate more money and start affiliate marketing without any tension...

Feel free to ask out anything as I understand that how hard it is to do a beginning with less money...

Here's a question... what can you DO?

If there's anything you can do for someone who doesn't know how to do it... do it for them, and bill them!

Can you make a Wordpress site, Facebook page, write articles/make graphics/do videos? If there's anything you can do even a little bit better than another person, do it for them and bill them!

A variation on ken's post above, but with less cost, is to find a pet-related product on Clickbank or where-ever. Create the Facebook Page, but instead of using Facebook ads, do viral marketing. Here's how:

Create a FB page related to cats or dogs. Pick one, not both. Then start finding cute and/or funny photos of that pet animal online. Go here: Meme Generator - Create and share your memes and upload your photos and start making funny memes of pets.

Post 2 of these a day and ask your fans to share theirs to your page as well. Invite all your FB friends to the page and ask people to share your memes. Do contests where you'll make a funny meme of someone's actual pet etc. to get more fans.

Once you've got a good fan base, start offering the occasional affiliate product, T-shirt, or get a product created that your audience will buy. That's where your $50 bucks could come in.

Will this take some time? Yup. But if you don't have much money to start, then time will be your big investment.

Either way, take action.

Use Fiverr to build a bigger budget or to buy cheap and sell higher.

If you have only $50 to spend, you may create a blog. Use that $50 to get a domain name and hosting service.

You should become a War Room member. You will read many WSOs for free and more. First of all be a good student. Don't spend your money without creating a marketing plan.

You can definitely start for a $50 dollars, but it will take some time. Someone suggested that you get domain and start blogging. But with how Google is ranking the sites lately...you will probably lose the $50 very fast and no ROI...

So think about it. If you want to get something going on very fast, you should:

Make a capture page for people in your target market
Spend money on ads... my best way of advertising is quality Solo Ads

Solo ads can get you around 100 clicks to your capture page within just couple of hours for about $45-50 bucks...

Depending on converion rate, you can end up with about 60-80 leads in your funnel. Then you can build a relationships with those leads and sell some products to them

When you make some money off this, you need to re-invest and do more of the same thing.

There is no magic about this, but marketing as its best...

When you just blog and have no way to capture your visitors, you just spend time for nothing...sometimes someone buys, but it will not be consistent and to get traffic through SEO is hard and it is not for free.

Hope it helps,

brett

eBay is quite a good way to start to dip your toe into how it all works.
I started there and sold a lot of video tutorial courses I created.

What part interests you the most?

Really love how you guys have been so supportive with ur advice. Looking into fiverr for now while building a blog on sport betting investment.

That's enough money to get going. I'd start looking for a niche, and products in that niche to sell. Once you've picked your niche, invest in a domain and hosting and build a Wordpress site around those products. You could make it a review site or blog. Investing in an autoresponder would also pay off in the long run, and you can drive traffic through social media and solo ads if you have any of your budget left over.

Clarity is a HUGE part of IM success. I hope this post brings some clarity. It's so simple when you know it -- and darn difficult when you don't! I owe my mentors a world of thanks for bringing this clarity.

IM is actually pretty simple: you can sell only one of two things:

1. Products
2. Services

That's it!

And selling products or services online happens in the same basic way for everyone, no matter what they're selling:

Traffic > Opt-in page > Autoresponder series (or e-zine) > Sales page

That's it! It's just that simple. (We IMers tend to overcomplicate things.)

But no matter what your niche is, or whether you're selling a product or a service, do you know what your business model is?

A business model is the framework or skeleton of your business. Essentially there are three types of online business models:

1. Membership-based model

A membership-based business model allows you to build a community of people (your members) who are as passionate about your subject as you are. Your membership fees can be monthly or annual, but either way, you're building recurring, passive income.

There are a lot of resources and information out there to help you build a membership-based business if you're interested in doing this.

2. Product-based model

Selling products allows you to maximize your time and effort by selling items over and over again. This can be hard goods or it can be information products. Information marketing is it's own business model under the product-based model. Information marketing allows you to take your brain to the bank by creating a product ONCE based on what you know and selling it over and over again.

Affiliate marketing falls under both models. You can choose to market either products or services as an affiliate.

3. Service-based model

Selling services can be great for 1) generating quick cash (as in the case of article writing or video producing) and 2) establishing your expertise and getting testimonials.

However, in the long run, your goal should be to offer services at a PREMIUM. The biggest advantage of IM is LEVERAGE. You're able to leverage your time, money and expertise exponentially online. We all have just 24 hours each day. Time to get ruthless about what you expect for those hours you spend in IM each day. Expect more of yourself and more from your business friends, clients, partners, etc.

What results are you getting for those hours you spend online each day? Ultimately, your services should be at the bottom of your funnel and cost the most since they involve your time and personal attention. (We all have a limited amount of time each day.)

The fun (and confusion) comes in with all of the endless mix-and-match possibilities of the above models. If you're just starting or still struggling to make money, keep it simple:

Pick just ONE!

1. Pick ONE niche. (Something you're interested in and know something about.)

2. Pick ONE target market for your product or service. (Who will buy what you're offering? The more specific you are, the more you narrow it down, the more successful you'll be.)

3. Pick ONE business model.

Now that you're clear about what business you're in, FOCUS! (And stop buying any info not related to your niche and target market, period!)

F -- Follow
O -- One
C -- Course
U -- Until
S -- Successful

And remember: build a list, Build a List, BUILD A LIST!

In IM, it's easy to put the cart before the horse. Take a deep breath, step back and consider what type of business you REALLY want. Don't worry about getting traffic or buying that expensive traffic product until you know 1) what your business model is, 2) what niche you're in and 3) WHO your target market is!

Successful business people will tell you that MARKETING is more than half the effort that's needed for success anyway. So pick a niche, target market and business model. Then spend most of your time and effort marketing it.

If you DON'T have a solid plan or system, THAT'S when it's hard. A good system will shave YEARS (and save you big $$$) off of your learning curve

That's why I recommend investing in at least one good, comprehensive IM course (or mentor who will give you such a system) instead of jumping from one $37 e-book to the next. A lot of people here complain about not being able to make any money. But neither are they willing to invest in their business. (Buying a random bunch of $37 e-books doesn't count.)

The best thing I ever did was invest in a comprehensive IM course aimed at REAL business owners, not just other IM wannabes. Yes it was $1500. (It's no longer available.) But it was truly some of the best A-Z IM info I ever bought. Everything else I've learned (from the $37 e-books) since has simply been plugged into this system.

Get a solid plan or system and then work the plan!

Hope this helps!

Michelle

Now a day, social media has gained popularity and is very effective in Internet marketing. You should definitely go for social networking sites like FB, Twitter etc and should start promoting your products. It will give you rank as well as traffic for your website.

with a budget of $50 i would suggest getting a job and raising your budget... no offence, not kidding.

thats the whole reason why you're asking this question. you can't make many mistakes with a tight budget of $50, which means you can't learn as fast as you'd like, which means you can't succeed as fast as you'd like to.

You can do a lot with $50, you really don't need that much to get started in IM.

If I were you I'd :

1. Create a free website using a free hosting service (bythost is good)
2. Set up a squeeze page using Aweber which is a dollar for the first month.
3. Create a free eBook to give away in exchange for subscribing to your list.
4. Sign up to the big social networks and promote your list.
5. Do some forum marketing.
6. Spend that $49 on solo ads.
7. Once you have built up a bit of a list start doing some ad swaps
8. Send out affiliate offers or your own products to your list

I am mentoring myself by reading forums and crawling the internet, taking notes, researching. They say that the people who make money aren't up till 4 am in the morning on WF< they are up till 4 building websites and putting plans into action.

I for one, however believe in knowing what I'm up against initially. I suggest taking your small investment egg and sitting on it while you read more articles and do more research.

Save a couple more bucks and then you'll know what to do, and then strike while the iron's hot!

Find something you are passionate about... and work with it!
Maybe offer a service on fiverr in that niche or create a blog and eventually build it up?

It is as good as no budget. The best for you to start is do some blogging or create some videos on youtube on the topics of your interest and monetize with adsense. That is the best you can start off with.

Or you can also sell some services on fiverr / freelance

Have you tried fiverr?

If I were you I would use $37 from the $50 that you have to register for War Room membership on this forum.

The War Room is an ultimate IM education portal with so much information than you can ever put to use. Spend a lot of time in there learning everything there is to learn, and you will know exactly How and Where to start.

But do you have something specific in mind? Something to start with? Knowing just the budget...I think it's not so helpful

1.Sign up at peerfly.com
2. Sign up at 7search.com
3. Look for a good offer on peerfly
4. Promote at 7 search with your $50.
5. Good lock