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Warrior Forum| Article #341 : WARRIOR FORUM – PART 6

In this installment of the Warrior Forum, we’re going to go over one of the most popular parts of the forum. Certainly it’s the most profitable for the members. It’s called the Warrior Special Offers Forum or WSO for short, and can be a virtual gold mine if you follow the rules and don’t rock any boats.

Okay, here’s the deal with the Warrior Special Offer Forum. This is where you put ads for your product or service. The ads cost $20 and have to be approved by the moderators. If they have a problem with any part of your ad, they will tell you to change it before they post it to the forum.

There was a time when posting a WSO was free. There was also a time that you had to have a certain number of posts to even be able to post a WSO. While that restriction has been lifted with the $20 fee, let me tell you the reality of posting a WSO and making any money from it.

The Warriors are a very protective and skeptical bunch. When a new member comes by and immediately posts a WSO, with very few posts, they are going to look at this as somebody who is just trying to take advantage of the forum members and make a quick buck. So the chances of you making any sales to the established forum members, is slim to none. You might be able to make a few sales to some of the newer less knowledgeable members, but even many of them will be skeptical.

So, if you are going to offer a WSO to the members, make sure that you’ve been around for a while and have contributed to the forum.

When preparing a WSO, there are a few things you are going to want to do in order to make sure that you get it right. Failure to do any of these things will not only make your WSO a failure, but may keep it from getting posted altogether. Like I said, they’re a protective bunch.

Your Own Product Or Service – The WSO must be for your own product or service. So if you’re a member of some MLM program, you can’t run a WSO to get members. This has to be your own product or service.
Discount – The product or service that you’re promoting must be promoted at a discount. So if you have an ebook that is selling for $97 at Clickbank and you want to offer it as a WSO, you have to offer it at a discount. There is no set amount this has to be, but the greater the discount, the better your response will be.  I suggest a discount of 50% and no less than 20%.

Guarantee – Whatever you are promoting better come with a guarantee, otherwise you are going to have a lot of people reluctant to take a chance on it. The reason, unfortunately, is that there have been many WSOs that have been of poor quality that didn’t come with money back guarantees. This has made forum members very wary of WSOs that are posted by newer members. Even older members have a hard time posting a WSO without a money back guarantee.

Description – Give as complete a description as you can about what you are offering. Vague descriptions usually bring poor results. Make sure people know EXACTLY what they are getting.

In our next installment, we’re going to go over some more things you should look out for when purchasing a WSO, should you be in the market for one.

See you then.

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