WSO Special Offers

There are some great ideas for sale on there but the money really is to made by offer­ing your own WSO. There are even WSO’s offer­ing to show you how to set up a suc­cess­ful WSO.

This part of the forum can also be used for offer­ing some­thing for free with the sole inten­tion of build­ing your mail­ing list.

Another extremely pop­u­lar part of the forum is the War­riors For Hire sec­tion. If you have a skill that other mem­bers need you are able to hire out your ser­vices. This is very pop­u­lar amongst the likes of arti­cle writ­ers who can fill up their order books for weeks in advance after putting up a sim­ple post in this forum.

You have a ready made group of peo­ple look­ing for work to be done so if you have some­thing to offer the inter­net mar­ket­ing niche you will find your­self with a never end­ing sup­ply of customers.

On the main forum you can see that there is lots of great advice and if you get stuck and need any help or even if you just have a ques­tion to ask you find many peo­ple will­ing to help.

It is only quite recently that The War­rior Forum has started charg­ing to enter the best sec­tions but many peo­ple have stated that they think it is a great move.

Many peo­ple realised how easy it had become to offer some­thing on the WSO forum and to make money that way that some dodgy char­ac­ters had started to get involved and basi­cally started to sell rubbish.

I have a word of warn­ing though, espe­cially if you aim to fre­quent the WSO forum, and that warn­ing is that it is highly addictive.

A WSO is a Warrior Special Offer. For $20 you can create an ad for a product you have developed yourself (no affiliate or PLR stuff). There are a number of rules for running WSOs, but you can get those at the forum. One rule is that it must be “special” meaning that you must offer Warriors a better price than you offer the general public.

You create your ad using the editor provided (you don’t need to use any HTML). When you get it right you submit it. Shortly thereafter it will be approved by a moderator if all is well. You then get a message giving you a link to make your $20 payment. Your WSO then goes live and will appear at the top of Page 1 of the ads.

With each new WSO your ad will get bumped down one position. If you are lucky it will stay on Page 1 for 24 hours. If the Forum is busy it may move to Page 2 within 4-5 hours. Most of your sales come when it is still on Page 1.

There are individuals who are very good at running ads who can knock down hundreds, even thousands of dollars a week. Many of the pros have 3-4 WSOs running all the time.

Here are some cautions though: Although it is against the rules of the the Warrior Forum, some individuals will likely as you for a free copy of your product promising to read through it and post a great testimonial for it.

(The more people who post good comments below your ad, the more sales you will make), Don’t fall for this. They will get your product and you will never get the promised comment.

Other may private message you tell you of their desperate financial situation and they want your product but can’t afford it. They will ask for your product and promise to pay you later–it’s a scam, don’t fall for it!

Do not be tempted to include false promises of earnings in your WSO. Sure, if you have made some serious cash with your product you can post screen shots of earnings if you wish–but this is abused. If you’re caught doctoring these screen shots you’ll likely get banned from the forum.

Make sure that your offer is “special”. A very large percentage of the ads run are put up by people who throw together a product and slap it up as a WSO when they don’t even have a site set up to sell it on.

This is technically against the rules–you should be selling your product online elsewhere and your WSO gives a better price than the general public gets. This is greatly abused on the Warrior Forum.

Some people will Google up your product name to see if you are really selling it elsewhere–if you’re not, someone may call you on that. Still, huge numbers of ads are set up that way.