Low Post Count = Newbie?

16 years ago

Hi,

you are correct.
People tend to misinterpret post count for experience and that is NOT always the case!
I have been doing business online for 13 years and I only joined almost a year ago.
Also posting value instead of saying just Hi or I like your product should count.

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Sandra Martinez

16 years ago

Can I ask you something?

why you care?

everyone has a pay the price when getting to a new place...

I'm in the same condition actually. Put my first site online in 2004... and leaving only out of the internet since 2006. Have been working with some big names (and others not so big).

it is not a big deal, show what you've got and you will be welcome to the big kids table.

Sandra

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IM Listing

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Sandra Martinez

Can I ask you something?

why you care?

I guess you could say curiosity perhaps.
Something to entice the friendly conversation maybe.
Or maybe perhaps it's because I've always been very interested in psychology and why people do what they do.
lol

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Tina Golden

16 years ago

Walter,

You are absolutely correct. I've even found myself thinking like this at times before I slap myself out of that mindset...lol. We tend to think of the Warrior Forum as the end-all, be-all of internet marketing and it's far from it.

As large and wonderful as this community is, there is a whole wide world outside of it that has never heard of the forum.

The psychology behind it? I don't know about that so much.

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IM Listing

16 years ago

Originally Posted by TMG Enterprises

As large and wonderful as this community is, there is a whole wide world outside of it that has never heard of the forum.

Tina

Well I hope I'll be able to introduce some out of the forum thinking to this community.

know how well the information and expertise is taken I have no control over but I hope it's taken while.

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Steven Wagenheim

16 years ago

As the post count poster boy, I can tell you as a fact that there are
people here 20 times more successful than I am with one twentieth the
number of posts.

All post count means is that you like to post to forums a lot.

It has absolutely no correlation to how successful or unsuccessful a person is.

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IM Listing

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

As the post count poster boy, I can tell you as a fact that there are
people here 20 times more successful than I am with one twentieth the
number of posts.

All post count means is that you like to post to forums a lot.

It has absolutely no correlation to how successful or unsuccessful a person is.

I absolutely agree with you poster boy lol
If anything I hope this thread helps people to reevaluate the way they judge new members to the forum.

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Steve Holmes 16 years ago

Originally Posted by IM Listing

I absolutely agree with you poster boy lol
If anything I hope this thread helps people to reevaluate the way they judge new members to the forum.

Knowledge is absolute - if the recipient of your post is able to take what you say as it is, post count shouldn't matter.

Not everyone is like that though - but you can't change people's attitudes by making a few posts.

Just take it as it is and you'll be fine.
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- IM Listing 16 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Steve Holmes
  
  Not everyone is like that though - but you can't change people's attitudes by making a few posts.
  
  I must respectfully disagree.
  
  Can one post change people's attitudes yes why not
  in fact one statement can change the world
  
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  Steve Holmes 16 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by IM Listing
  
  I must respectfully disagree.
  
  Can one post change people's attitudes yes why not
  in fact one statement can change the world
  
  I meant in context of the thread... that you will not change the attitude of the forum community in a few posts that a fewer post count in their mind will give you less credability... on this forum.
  
  I agree with what you say when out of context, but i thought we were talking about the thread - lol
  
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  CDarklock 16 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by IM Listing
  
  Can one post change people's attitudes yes why not in fact one statement can change the world
  
  Just because it can be done doesn't mean you can do it.
  
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  IM Listing 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by CDarklock
  
  Just because it can be done doesn't mean you can do it.
  
  I must respectfully disagree with you.
  
  I believe I can do anything. The only thing that could possibly hold me back is time.
  
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  CDarklock 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by IM Listing
  
  I believe I can do anything.
  
  Lick your elbow.
  
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  Originally Posted by CDarklock
  
  Lick your elbow.
  
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shakingspear 16 years ago

Originally Posted by IM Listing

If anything I hope this thread helps people to reevaluate the way they judge new members to the forum.

Nice try, newbie.
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- IM Listing 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by shakingspear
  
  Nice try, newbie.
  
  This is not trying this is doing my newly found friend lol
  
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Grace26

15 years ago

I agree with you totally.

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IM Listing

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Grace26

I agree with you totally.

I appreciate your positive response.

If you don't mind I would like to make suggestion add your personal name or business name to your title so people can find out who you are outside of this forum.

This is what I'm really getting in this entire topic. I'm trying to encourage people to go outside the boundaries of this forum....

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IM Listing

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Hunter114

are doesnt now anyone that in here? i dont get it anyway! need some help!

What type of help do you need perhaps I can help or find someone that can....

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Paul Clare

15 years ago

Originally Posted by IM Listing

What type of help do you need perhaps I can help or find someone that can....

I think Hunter114 just got banned. Hahaha

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IM Listing

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Paul Clare

I think Hunter114 just got banned. Hahaha

I believe the monitors were simply helping him by letting him know he was in the wrong place. it is unfortunate that i was not able to help him but I do hope he gets to where he needs to be....

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Paul Clare

15 years ago

Originally Posted by IM Listing

I believe the monitors were simply helping him by letting him know he was in the wrong place. it is unfortunate that i was not able to help him but I do hope he gets to where he needs to be....

Ya, but with english that bad I'm not sure that anyone could have helped him.

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Sandra Martinez

16 years ago

Originally Posted by IM Listing

I guess you could say curiosity perhaps.
Something to entice the friendly conversation maybe.
Or maybe perhaps it's because I've always been very interested in psychology and why people do what they do.
lol

Ahh... well, this is the biggest forum in IM, and there are some really brilliant folks here. I have been roaming for a long time picking up info.

the psychology is similar to any other established community...

Sandra

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CDarklock

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Sandra Martinez

the psychology is similar to any other established community...

See, you're smart. You've been here less than a week and made under a dozen posts, and I can still tell I need to be watching you.

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Sandra Martinez

16 years ago

Originally Posted by CDarklock

See, you're smart. You've been here less than a week and made under a dozen posts, and I can still tell I need to be watching you.

yes, I am really smart. More that you are assuming.

Sandra

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CDarklock

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Sandra Martinez

yes, I am really smart. More that you are assuming.

I make no assumptions about someone's intellect unless and until they say something really stupid. Like "I disagree with you." That one really damages my opinion of someone's intelligence.

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Sandra Martinez

16 years ago

Originally Posted by CDarklock

I make no assumptions about someone's intellect unless and until they say something really stupid. Like "I disagree with you." That one really damages my opinion of someone's intelligence.

lol ok, will take note of that.

Sandra

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Steve Holmes 16 years ago

Yeh I agree
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santosm

16 years ago

In my opinion...absolutely not.

High Post Count = Someone who's been around for a long time and has contributed greatly to the forum. Ahh, but it could also mean that someone's been around for a shorter while, wants to learn, and shoots off a million and one questions. It could also mean that someone (probably many warriors) just likes the interaction with like minded people in this forum.

Low Post Count = Possibly someone new to the forum, but not neccesarily new to the industry or someone who prefers to read than post or a more reserved type who only posts when they feel they have something of value to add.

I've been a member of the warrior forum since 2005 (which was the old forum) my post count is 300 odd which from my stats say I post 0.17 per day. Only 300 posts in over 5 years. Does that make me a newbie??

As for pyschology...I can see where you're coming from, that does seem to be the trend that low post count = newbie.

But I think post count says a whole lot more than that. If you were to take this community offline, put everyone in a room and let loose to talk, then "conversation count" as opposed to post count would reveal more of the personality. Don't you think?

So high post count (or high conversation count) could = experience, extrovert, confidence, socialable or a motormouth (lol).

Therefore low post count (or low conversation count) could = introvert, shy, reserved, listener but not neccesarily an inexperienced newbie.

So basically, in my opinion

Post count = personality more than experience or inexperience.

Valuable posts = low or high posts counts

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Kay King 16 years ago

Maybe the people with low post counts and early sign up dates are the real "gurus"..

In some cases, that's true. In others, it's that some can't be bothered to answer questions of others and post here only when THEY need an answer.

It's a big place - lots of people of all kinds. Drawing general opinions doesn't work.
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IM Listing

15 years ago

Originally Posted by santosm

In my opinion...absolutely not.

High Post Count = Someone who's been around for a long time and has contributed greatly to the forum. Ahh, but it could also mean that someone's been around for a shorter while, wants to learn, and shoots off a million and one questions. It could also mean that someone (probably many warriors) just likes the interaction with like minded people in this forum.

Low Post Count = Possibly someone new to the forum, but not neccesarily new to the industry or someone who prefers to read than post or a more reserved type who only posts when they feel they have something of value to add.

I've been a member of the warrior forum since 2005 (which was the old forum) my post count is 300 odd which from my stats say I post 0.17 per day. Only 300 posts in over 5 years. Does that make me a newbie??

As for pyschology...I can see where you're coming from, that does seem to be the trend that low post count = newbie.

But I think post count says a whole lot more than that. If you were to take this community offline, put everyone in a room and let loose to talk, then "conversation count" as opposed to post count would reveal more of the personality. Don't you think?

So high post count (or high conversation count) could = experience, extrovert, confidence, socialable or a motormouth (lol).

Therefore low post count (or low conversation count) could = introvert, shy, reserved, listener but not neccesarily an inexperienced newbie.

So basically, in my opinion

Post count = personality more than experience or inexperience.

Valuable posts = low or high posts counts

Cheers Marianne

I really enjoyed the detailed response that you have been able to put together in this post.

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CDarklock

16 years ago

Originally Posted by IM Listing

people on this forum tend to assume I'm a "newbie" to Internet marketing just because of my sign-up date and low post count.

You also don't use your real name and real picture.

Those things matter, too.

At the very least, identify yourself and show people your smiling face, and a lot of that will go away. Some of us are quite good at identifying the real professionals, even when they have recent join dates and low post counts.

If you'd rather not, rest assured that most of the people here are reading your posts and reserving judgment until we have a clear idea of who you are from that.

And the tiny little minority who want to snort and scoff and call you a newbie? They don't matter, anyway. Most of them won't be here in six months, and those who are will probably still be whinging that they can't make any money.

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Steve Holmes

16 years ago

It comes down to credability.

Generally people who have higher post counts have added VALUE to the forum and some of that credability comes from appreciation of that VALUE by other members.

That's the whole point of this forum. Add value and you will be appreciated for that, with thats comes a higher post count and with that comes the credability.

They all go hand in hand, just not neccesarily proportionally...

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mywebwork

16 years ago

The low post count does not automatically make you an IM newbie, as you mentioned you have been working in the business for a while now and simply haven't spent much time on this forum.

But it does indicate that you are a newbie in here. And as such you'll need to make some valuable contributions before your newbie status is lifted.

It's a lot like an intelligent student who has just entered a new school for the first time. He or she may indeed be the most brilliant student the class, but on their first day no one else is yet aware of this. So the intelligent student needs to spend some time proving their talents. Eventually they will get the recognition they deserve.

You've been here a month and have had 2 dozen posts, just give it time! A few months from now and you could be a well-respected member, all it takes are some worthwhile posts.

Bill

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Stefan Vee

16 years ago

I hardly make any new post or thread anymore.
I wish I had more time since I really like this marketing community a lot.
But I really don't care if people consider me to be a newbie or not. Who cares?

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IM Listing 16 years ago

Originally Posted by Stefan Vee

Who cares?

I've seen this question pop up a couple times so far and I must say It seems as if there may be a lot that care just look at the activity on this thread thus far.
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InternetM39482

16 years ago

Naa, I don't think so. John Reese, Frank Kern, et al here and I don't think they have thousands of posts. They certainly are not newbies, are they?

I, for one, don't pay a lot of attention to the Join Date. Your posts, and the overall behavior are far more important to me.

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IM Listing

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Swastik

Naa, I don't think so. John Reese, Frank Kern, et al here and I don't think they have thousands of posts. They certainly are not newbies, are they?

I, for one, don't pay a lot of attention to the Join Date. Your posts, and the overall behavior are far more important to me.

I must absolutely agree with the statement about overall behavior.

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Alan Petersen

16 years ago

Of course post count does not mean a person is a newbie to IM but for sure a newbie to the warrior forum or at least a posting warrior - which is probably why you posted this in the "main discussion forum" where we talk about making money vs. the "off-topic" forum which is where we talk about these type of posts.

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rapidworkers

16 years ago

No its not like that ..there are other reasons too...

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ichew

15 years ago

Your posts will determine your status in a forum, post quality input to a thread then your gain your popularity in a forum.

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JustinDupre

15 years ago

Personally, I don't think it really matters how many posts you have or what your join date is in the forum. People see and know different things.. That's why there are many type of occupations out there.. I also have a strong interest in psychology.. However, It doesn't really matter here as long as we are building a strong IM community and learning from each other failure and success. Cheers!

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Alfred Shelver

15 years ago

I have a confession to make "I am a post count groupie" ( I have a Steven Wagenheim poster in my room LOL) , I always look at the number of post ,thanks, join date etc..

I always do a quick mathematical calculation at +- quotes per day number of thanks etc also I look at the photo where are they from if no location why? what are you hiding ?are you a Nigerian scamster etc.

As I have not had the pleasure of meeting any of you personally or had any other dealing outside of this forum that is all i have to do a personality/character profile whatever you want to call it .... no matter how flawed, it is less flawed than pure assumption and treating all warriors equally.

Especially as newbie I see some seriously ostentatious promises in WSO's and signature links and I need something to make a judgment with, how must i know if its lie or the truth. I trust too easily so I find IM very disappointing at times.

I also use all the above information in conjunction with post quality and usefulness etc. an example there is a warrior on here who does not have 1000s of post only a few 100s but everyone of his post are extremely intelligent and well written.... he is a copywriter so i think him doing this is working or marketing or whatever but i also get benefit

And to make the statement that 'maybe a low post count means a hard worker not a socialite ' sounds like a great comment, but If we think carefully our top professions are trained and taught by non doing people like professors etc... in IM although they might be on here allot most high post-counters are doing along with helping communicating etc.

So in conclusion yes if you have a low post count I believe like all things you have some stripes/Respect to earn so to speak; and you can most definitely speed up the process by the quality of your posts and your attitude.

I believe a Newbie will get further quicker by making use of all the statistics like post count, thanks, etc to make decisions than by treating all posts by all people equally without those stats

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IM Listing

15 years ago

Originally Posted by nashelver

As I have not had the pleasure of meeting any of you personally or had any other dealing outside of this forum that is all i have to do a personality/character profile whatever you want to call it .... no matter how flawed, it is less flawed than pure assumption and treating all warriors equally.

I think what needs to be recognized here and that was mentioned earlier is that there is a world outside of this forum that you can use to gather statistical evidence of somebodies credibility.

Since the time I joined this forum I've been speaking with some of the successful members that I know outside of this forum and they also agree that is a big issue that people get stuck on this forum although it's a great place to learn ( that is what I have discovered thus far ) it's not a place you should build your business around.

I guess what I'm saying is get out there and socialize this form can do a lot as far as learning and teaching but you must expand your business.

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sarahberra

15 years ago

You will really enjoy this forum newbie. This is my favorite forum. I had a post a lot before I was allowed to include back links though.

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BigDaddys101

15 years ago

Originally Posted by sarahberra

You will really enjoy this forum newbie. This is my favorite forum. I had a post a lot before I was allowed to include back links though.

I actually had an account 3 years ago or so. The fact so many people tried posting links and selling outside of the WSO thread kept me away for a while and I forgot my original acct details.

I'm glad to see someone stepped up and started cracking the whip on that crap because Warriorforum was headed down the drain.

You can easily learn a lot here, but following the wrong person could also easily get you way off track to what actually should be done.

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IM Listing

15 years ago

Originally Posted by BigDaddys101

I actually had an account 3 years ago or so. The fact so many people tried posting links and selling outside of the WSO thread kept me away for a while and I forgot my original acct details.

I'm glad to see someone stepped up and started cracking the whip on that crap because Warriorforum was headed down the drain.

You can easily learn a lot here, but following the wrong person could also easily get you way off track to what actually should be done.

I absolutely agree you must pay attention to what statistics you are actually using to determine who you follow.

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IM Listing 15 years ago

Originally Posted by sarahberra

You will really enjoy this forum newbie. This is my favorite forum. I had a post a lot before I was allowed to include back links though.

I am a little confused on who you were directing this response to.

Could you please clarify?
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Paul Clare

15 years ago

Same here bro. Been looking through and buying things off this forum for 2 years and look at my post count lol. It doesn't matter though. I mainly just come to this website to buy WSO's and thats it.

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IM Listing

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Paul Clare

Same here bro. Been looking through and buying things off this forum for 2 years and look at my post count lol. It doesn't matter though. I mainly just come to this website to buy WSO's and thats it.

just my opinion that if you use the quote function that is provided on this forum it makes it much easier for other readers to understand who you were speaking directly to.

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Paul Clare

15 years ago

Originally Posted by IM Listing

just my opinion that if you use the quote function that is provided on this forum it makes it much easier for other readers to understand who you were speaking directly to.

Right thanks for taking the time to reply. I will certainly remember that for the 5 posts I might make this year.

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IM Listing 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Paul Clare

Right thanks for taking the time to reply. I will certainly remember that for the 5 posts I might make this year.

LOL right on...

Well it's a great practice To address the speaker which you are referring to whether you're on this form or any other form to use simple features such as that.
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IM Listing 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Hunter114

why is this calling newbie?

I apologize but I do not understand your question.

I understand the English may not be your first language so could you please rephrase?
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mcampbell075

15 years ago

I can relate to it... And I agree with what santosm explained above.

IMO, this conversation can really relate to a famous English idiom

"Don't judge a book by its cover"

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