I’m In The War Room!
Just a quick message to let you know I eventually joined The War Room in The Warrior Forum.
I’ll post a report when I’ve had time to explore.
UPDATE
As promised here’s my brief report on the War Room so far. At the time of writing, I’ve been a member for 6 months, giving me plenty of time to explore and digest.
Was it worth the money?
In a nutshell – definitely!
Why People Fail In Internet Marketing
What causes people to fail in internet marketing?
Fact: Out of 100 new independent small businesses starting on the high street, over 90% will fail in the first 2 years. Another 5-6% will fold within the next year. (UK statistics).
Why did I write that? Because the IM business is not unique in it’s failure rate.
1. NEGATIVITY
There’s too much talk in the internet marketing industry about failure. I believe this is a strong contributory factor, as it’s telling aspirational new entrepeneurs that they really don’t have a cat in hell’s chance, right from the start. Some people will consume this information, and give up before they even get going. If we continue to dwell on the negatives, newcomers will be perpetually bombarded with self replicating defeatist messages.
You must ignore the negativity, keep self motivated as you learn and progress and take pride in your achievements, however small.
My First Experiences in the Warrior Forum
To read my review of the Warrior Forum, click here.
I hope this gives you a graphic example of the value of joining the Warrior Forum
MY STORY SO FAR
My first few visits to the Warrior Forum. How have I benefitted?
1. Free Information For Me
I was researching information about an autoresponder service, so I trolled over to the Warrior Forum. Sure enough there were a couple of conversations in progress, one of them quite heated. Fortunately, I found the information I need.
I thanked the two members who helped, and left the thread. (If you join, use the Thanks Button regularly. It’s a simple way to show your appreciation, and is recorded in your profile too).
Definitions of PLR – What PLR Means
The Definitions of PLR or Private Label Rights Products
What Types of PLR Are There and What do Different Types Mean?
The term PLR, or Private Label Rights is a term often used as a general description covering many types of products available to be used by online marketers.
Following Tiffany Dow’s excellent video on the previous post, I decided to make a brief post outlining the definitions of the different types of PLR licenses.
Private Label Content products are available in many different forms. These include: Reports, Ebooks, Articles, Graphics, and more recently, Videos. Sometimes they are free, but most often there is a charge, depending on your licence to use the product.
How To Use PLR In Your Online Business – The Movie
Guest Post by Tiffany Dow
PLR Expert
How to use PLR in your online business.
I was in the process of writing an article about this subject myself. In the process of information gathering, I came across this excellent video by Tiffany Dow, a respected expert in the business of PLR, and how to use it in your business. Rather than repeat the process in a written article, I thought the video was so good I’d pass it on to my readers.
Set some quiet time aside, grab a notebook, and maybe a beverage, and watch in less than 8 minutes, how Tiffany clearly defines the art of using PLR. You’ll probably want to watch it more than once.
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