‘Warrior Forum WSO Money’ – Bob Chamber’s Article

Bob Chamber’s latest ‘The Multimedia Guy Video Blog’ article titled “Warrior Forum WSO Money”. [Article Reprint]

Bob Chambers’ latest ‘Warrior Forum WSO Money’ article is reprinted here.

If you’re involved with Internet Marketing (IM) then you probably know about the Warrior Forum. It’s the most popular IM forum online. The most important thing about the Warrior Forum is that it has a special section for offers to other members of the forum.

Called the Warrior Special Offers (often called WSOs), here is a place that you can offer your product (at a special Warrior’s price) and get a good number of members checking out your product and more importantly buying.

This is a rare opportunity for you to get quality traffic if what you are offering fits in with what Warriors are looking for.

It costs $40 to run your special offer. However, if you don’t know what you are doing it might become $40 you just threw away. The Warriors have their own creed and expect to get your products at a discounted price… often lower than you expected to go.

But consider if you can launch a product on the Warrior Forum’ WSO at a discounted price you could easily bring in enough money to afford a full blown product launch.

So you can consider the WSOs as building seed money for your products.

I know of some people who only create their products for the WSOs and never bother advertising it otherwise.

But again, you need to know what you are doing before spending money on a WSO.

My friend Jason Fladlien has written a short PDF Guide on how to make money with WSOs. I know it’s something I’ve wanted to do but never got around to because I just didn’t know how to make it happen.

If you are in the IM niche and would like to be making money on the Warrior Forum using their WSOs then I have the best product for you at Warrior Forum WSOs. Or you can see the link on the right hand navigation bar.

Bob Chambers, The Multimedia Guy

Bob Chambers, The Multimedia Guy, is an ex-aerospace engineer and program manager who started his special interests video production business in 1992 after studying with Leonard S. Smith, Jr., an Emmy winning member of the Directors Guild of America, and Barb Besteni, a professional videographer and trainer.

In 2002 he posted one of the first ever Flash screen capture videos on the Internet and has been using screen capture videos every since as an easy and effective way of putting video on the Web.

Bob continues to teach people how to easily create multimedia products through his own products, articles, newsletters, videos, seminars, workshops and webinars. He also creates training videos for software developers and joint venture partners. Bob is associated with Multimedia Profits Revealed, Multimedia Guy Blog and Insider Video Alert Newsletter.

*IMNewswatch would like to thank Bob Chambers for granting permission to reprint the latest blog posts.