War Room Still worth it?

I like your logic, Bill.

He's right. The information inside of The War Room is still good. There are a lot of freebies in there, too. If I'd known how good it was to begin with, I'd have bought access to it before I ever bought any WSOs.

New content is still added daily, too. It's not as if nothing has changed in the past 4 or 5 years.

Anyway, in my opinion it's a bargain well worth the $37. You're gaining access to a ton of resources that people don't necessarily feel comfortable with posting on the free forum, but want to provide to The War Room for all the help they've gotten out of it. The best part is that it's not all on one topic either - there's literally something for everyone.

Cheers,
-Adrian



EDIT: I see you've joined now.. not so bad in there, is it?

Exactly, well said.

I wasn't too happy at first when entering the warroom for the first time. But I am now, ever time it's just a guess if I will learn something new, or to find something that is shared their for FREE.

Plus it's a requirement to have a warroom subscription to post WSOs.

Steven

It's like a fine wine. It can only get better with age.

There is a lot of solid ageless information in there that already out weighs the current price.

I agree with this statement. At times there can be TOO MUCH information. It's best to be looking for something when you go in there instead of just browsing.

I'm agreeing with this. And, for me, membership paid for itself the first week.

I keep myself on a very limited budget when I'm looking at WSOs, so I don't get caught up in a feverish rush to buy everything.

In the War Room, I've found items (free) that were generously provided after the WSO had pretty much run its course. Since several were on my "buy this later" list, I snagged them and -- right away -- saved about 3x what I'd paid for membership.

Some Warriors share some of their products in beta, too, to get feedback. That's another big plus. I know I downloaded one really good product that, about two weeks later, was a WSO for more than my War Room membership had cost me.

But it's not just about the freebies. Here's the even greater value: you'll find threads with honest, in-depth information. Often, this is more blunt than what you'll read in many WSOs, you'll have advice from a wide range of experts, and it's timely and helpful information, too.

All in all, I recommend membership. Don't wait.

I found 90% threads useful and full of information. this help me lot to find solutions of my problem related to IM.

And within 2 minutes, I am now a War Room member.

Time to dig in I think

It's well worth the investment. Just the free stuff that members share alone is worth the price of admission.

The War Room was more or less a useful resource before it became too popular...

Now that the War Room is so popular, 80% of threads in there are people spamming cr@p in the hopes that you'll download their sh!t, join their list, and make them money.

There's so much noise in the War Room right now that you'll end up spending $37 for the privilege of trying to navigate a hodgepodge of half-baked strategies & techniques, with a few nuggets of gold here and there...

and in case you're wondering, I used to have access to the War Room on another account, which somehow got deleted... needless to say I'm not signing back up.

Yes..it absolutely is still worth the money!

You name the marketing discipline and there's info in the war room about it....wordpress, list building, seo, sales funnels, squeeze pages, designing websites, arbitrage..and the list goes on and on.

eric w

The war room is not necessarily a discussion based forum like this one and therefore is not really geared towards JV partners, however you can find product and list owners that have related services to yourself that you can start building a relationship with but this forum is more your thing if you're looking for JV partners

Warrior Joint Ventures

Have fun

The War Room is to give to the community here.

For JV's, there is a separate forum here:

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