Any UK based people here

jamjar919

13 years ago

I market to both, the UK market is good but in comparison, smaller than the american market

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SpikeS 13 years ago

Originally Posted by jamjar919

I market to both, the UK market is good but in comparison, smaller than the american market

Are you based in the UK? Would you mind me asking what you 'market' ?
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- jamjar919 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by SpikeS
  
  Are you based in the UK? Would you mind me asking what you 'market' ?
  
  Yes, I am based in the UK - I market a variety of niche products (affiliate or my own), for example, cat care, hypnosis - It's stuff that I am interested and can write quality content for.
  
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GoGetta

13 years ago

Im in the UK, and run online and offline businesses both in the UK and worldwide!

Obviously the US is bigger, and most campaigns focus on US keywords, but I do have select online businesses based solely in the UK!

GoGetta

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Richard Van

13 years ago

I mainly market to English speaking countries, UK, US and Australia/NZ etc.

I have niches I promote purely to the UK audience but many abroad. Either way, this is the internet, you are not restricted to your island.

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SpikeS

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Richard Van

I mainly market to English speaking countries, UK, US and Australia/NZ etc.

I have niches I promote purely to the UK audience but many abroad. Either way, this is the internet, you are not restricted to your island.

Thats a very good point. I guess for a little while I was just feeling like 'maybe americans just buy more online' lol

I see nobodies really mentioned 'what' they do. lol.

That said I see Ruth does PLR, I just heard Nicole Dean on Pat Flynns podcast the other day talking about all that stuff. Interesting really..

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YseUp 13 years ago

I'm based in London.

Combination of my own products, affiliate marketing, mobile marketing.
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russells

13 years ago

I'm based in the UK and market to both the UK and US.

I offer 'offline' consulting and SEO to the UK market.

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Michael Meaney

13 years ago

Yep UK here (same city as GoGetta oddly enough) and I market to anybody with a pulse* and a wallet.

*pulse not required.

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Ruth P

13 years ago

I'm from the UK too, but I target most of my stuff towards US markets. But there's still money to be made in the UK market itself - many Warriors have proven that.
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Andyhenry

13 years ago

There are lots of UK marketers in this forum. Many of us meet up offline too.

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Mrmuscle90 13 years ago

Im in UK too, market to any english speaking countries but mainly the usa and uk
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Richard Van 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Andyhenry

There are lots of UK marketers in this forum. Many of us meet up offline too.

When and where do you meet up Andy?

Or is it a secret?
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- affilcrazy 13 years ago
  
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  Or is it a secret?
  
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andas09

13 years ago

Hi, i`ve been creating websites and marketing for a while now in the UK and it`s not bad - depends on your niche that you are aiming for. For ref I have personally giving up with adwords due to the ever increasing cost but there millions of ways of getting traffic.

P.S. Twitter traffic conversion is crap!

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Norman Smith

13 years ago

Originally Posted by andas09

Hi, i`ve been creating websites and marketing for a while now in the UK and it`s not bad - depends on your niche that you are aiming for. For ref I have personally giving up with adwords due to the ever increasing cost but there millions of ways of getting traffic.

P.S. Twitter traffic conversion is crap!

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Paul

For our American friends " Twitter traffic is not converting as one would like "

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Helen Green

13 years ago

Hi

I've been a UK writer for over 3 years and making a decent living! I write for both UK and US clients and always ask which they require - it's proved to work very well to date and saves a lot of confusion. I write a wide range of niches, especially car, home, commercial and motorbike insurance for UK companies as the terminology differs from US insurance - knowing the difference makes all the difference in providing quality articles!

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andas09 13 years ago

As you say not many are giving you any clues to what they do

Mine is creating sites that promote amazon products (everyone trusts amazon), promoting work at home, genealogy (Crazy Niche - huge traffic potential) and Tour date information.

The key for me has been to get that killer keyword on your site and watch the traffic flow in. Took me 4 or 5 years to nail it down, for example i started a mini tour dates 2011 site in January this year just for adsense and i`m getting 8,000-10,000 hits a month and i have not spent a penny in advertising
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Amanda Craven

13 years ago

I'm in London too - I write, create products and am constantly experimenting with this wondrous wallet known as the internet...

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JamesHughes

13 years ago

You bet Dude - UK and US and Phillipines. According to my Google Analytics plus a whole lot more.

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iamchrisgreen

13 years ago

I'm in the UK too, but my businesses sell all round the world.

I'd love to know where you guys in the UK meet up.

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matt5409

13 years ago

I'm UK based, Yorkshire way. I market solely to the UK market at the moment but am considering breaking out into the US market as I feel it may prove a little more fruitful...

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Phil Ainsworth

13 years ago

There's loads of us buddy.

There's also some pretty big names from the UK now too... Lee McIntyre, Alex Jeffreys, Dean Holland, Andrew Fox, George Brown, Phil Ainsworth...

(Ok that last one may have been a bit of a cheeky stetching of the truth)

Also, (and I don't know if it's true or not) but I have had lots of US people tell me that they believe British accents sell better to the US market than their own...so use that to your advantage :-)

Here's to our UK success - Go Team UK Warriors lol

Phil Ainsworth

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Jason Perez O'Connor

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Phil Ainsworth

There's loads of us buddy.

There's also some pretty big names from the UK now too... Lee McIntyre, Alex Jeffreys, Dean Holland, Andrew Fox, George Brown, Phil Ainsworth...

(Ok that last one may have been a bit of a cheeky stetching of the truth)

Also, (and I don't know if it's true or not) but I have had lots of US people tell me that they believe British accents sell better to the US market than their own...so use that to your advantage :-)

Here's to our UK success - Go Team UK Warriors lol

Phil Ainsworth

That first bit made me crack up

I smell opportunity here, us UK marketers should develop a site to help our fellow newbie UK IM'ers out.

Personally I'm doing Amazon Review sites. I do domain sales. Few niche sites selling clickbank products. And a few personal gaming sites.

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Chojin23

13 years ago

Im in UK too. London to be exact. I'm quite new to the internet marketing industry and still learning. Anyone from the UK/London do any coaching for newbie marketers? If anyone is willing I would like someone to coach me or show me the way.

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Simon74

13 years ago

Hello,

I am in uk/London based. I market around the world, but soon I will start to do some marketing in the uk.

Simon

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Chojin23

13 years ago

@YseUp - Got your message but cant do pm yet. To sum it up, need all the help I can get to move forward in IM.

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YseUp 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chojin23

@YseUp - Got your message but cant do pm yet. To sum it up, need all the help I can get to move forward in IM.

Add me on Skype yseup2 or e-mail me yseup2@gmail.com
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anghook

Banned 13 years ago

I'm market to 3 big countries. It is USA, Canada and Australia.
These countries is a good niche for internet marketer!

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spope91

13 years ago

I'm also in the U.K, Mainly market to the U.S. I find them easier to sell to

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TaceThompson

13 years ago

Hi I am a UK based IM, offering a trianing program for anyone thats interested.

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Chojin23

13 years ago

What kind of training program?

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Steve Holmes

13 years ago

There are plenty of people on WF and elsewhere who do internet marketing.

It seems you have had plenty of responses already!

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abs007

13 years ago

Hi - im from the Uk - Peterborough

I run a number of online campaigns -

being an IM allows you to market worldwide - if you limit yourself to the UK only then you will be leaving out a massive slice of potential customers

Should my campaigns only be targeted to UK visitors then 90% of my websites wouldn't succeed

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Rudy Christoph

13 years ago

I'm in UK too, the West Midlands to be more exact. I'm totally new to the internet marketing industry and still learning.

I find myself a bit overwhelmed with all the information thrown at me and I would like to hire a coach to show me the way if I was able to afford that, but at this moment in time I just can't afford myself that luxury.

I struggle a bit with finding the more basic information as to what is a good hosting provider and what you need to start up and what is the best "company form" to use in the UK.

Today I did find some usefull information for newbies:
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...2-24-11-a.html

Any input from any of you highly appriciated.

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oneplusone

13 years ago

I'm from the UK too.

I'm surprised that there are only 36 (now 37) replies on this thread.

So only 37 Warriors are from the UK out of over 291,000 members.

I would have thought there would be a least a 100 people from England on here.

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JamesPenn

13 years ago

Originally Posted by oneplusone

I'm from the UK too.

I'm surprised that there are only 36 (now 37) replies on this thread.

So only 37 Warriors are from the UK out of over 291,000 members.

I would have thought there would be a least a 100 people from England on here.

It might be due to the fact that it's the very early hours of Sunday morning, and only us sad cases are on the WF at this time

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oneplusone

13 years ago

Originally Posted by JamesPenn

It might be due to the fact that it's the very early hours of Sunday morning, and only us sad cases are on the WF at this time

This thread was started on the 9th, most people must have had their say lol

This place is actually ranked 116 on Alexa in the UK, and is ranked 141 in the US.

If I had to guess I reckon around 25-35% of members on here are from the UK.

I'm pretty certain most members are from the US, with us in second place.

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JamesPenn

13 years ago

Originally Posted by oneplusone

This thread was started on the 9th, most people must have had their say lol

This place is actually ranked 116 on Alexa in the UK, and is ranked 141 in the US.

If I had to guess I reckon around 25-35% of members on here are from the UK.

I'm pretty certain most members are from the US, with us in second place.

Ah, sorry I didn't see that. I thought it was a new thread.

I'd guess about 20 or so percent are from the UK with the US out in front. This forum does get some crazy traffic.

Pretty much any internet marketing search I do on Google results in me finding this place.

I'd love to see inside the WF Google Analytics account.

James

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JamesPenn

13 years ago

I'm UK, too. Normally from Surrey, but currently at uni in Kent.

I market to the UK and US markets (well, all English speaking markets) but I've found that a large percentage of my sales relative to my total number of website visitors comes from the UK.

Maybe people from the UK trust people from the UK more?

James

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Dan Bainbridge

13 years ago

Yes, I'm UK too, based in London. Like a lot of people above I run my business targeting the American market and price in $$s - I pickup sales from allover the world, but USA is always the focus as it is the biggest. There is nothing stopping you from being based in the UK, but targeting America / the world

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ed22

13 years ago

Originally Posted by submp3s

Yes, I'm UK too, based in London. Like a lot of people above I run my business targeting the American market and price in $ - I pickup sales from allover the world, but USA is always the focus as it is the biggest. There is nothing stopping you from being based in the UK, but targeting America / the world

Likewise. Cardiff based!

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cartoonist

13 years ago

Originally Posted by SpikeS

Hi,

Silly question maybe but are there any UK based people here making a living online? I've been reading lots over the past few months and everything seems to be written for the American market and all the people I've come across that are most vocal about their success seem to be American.

Just wondering if there are any UK based folk about that actually make a living online and if those people market their products to the American market or otherwise?

Hi

I am based in UK and when I was article writer many of my clients were based in USA and elsewhere. Distance is no barrier when you offer online services. Same now re my art and design service.

Definitely it's good to market to the USA and elsewhere.

Why not?

Leah

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mediasurgeons

13 years ago

I think you got your answer. There are plenty of marketers in the UK, many doing very well whilst they watch the rest of the country go down in flames...

Go Team Cameron

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cartoonist

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jacobjoseph

I think you got your answer. There are plenty of marketers in the UK, many doing very well whilst they watch the rest of the country go down in flames...

Go Team Cameron

That's a stupid thing to say, what would you know about what we do and don't do regarding our own country?

I make barely any money let alone ...'doing very well'...hence I have to broaden my reach.

Mind your own beeswax.

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mediasurgeons

13 years ago

Originally Posted by GraphicDesign UK

That's a stupid thing to say, what would you know about what we do and don't do regarding our own country?

I make barely any money let alone ...'doing very well'...hence I have to broaden my reach.

Mind your own beeswax.

It is my own country and if I'm paying £72 to fill up my car I'm entitled to an opinion on my "beeswax".

And if you read what I wrote correctly you will see that I said "many" not "all".

I'll use it in a sentence just to clarify...

There are many internet marketers in the UK that are doing very well for themselves.

There are also many that are not, like my grandmother, her sister and all her friends at the retirement home...

Go Team Cameron

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cartoonist

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jacobjoseph

It is my own country and if I'm paying £72 to fill up my car I'm entitled to an opinion on my "beeswax".

And if you read what I wrote correctly you will see that I said "many" not "all".

Visualise..me sticking out tongue and blowing raspberry!

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Richard Tunnah

13 years ago

I'm from the uk although live in lanzarote now. I have been online making a living for over 10 years most of that time while living in the UK.
I mostly market to english speaking nationals.

Rich

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Buddd

13 years ago

Any UK people here??? There are more Brits on here than an episode of Coronation Street, which I never ever watch... except on Sundays.

Bud

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