Allen Says: 
The Internet Marketing Warrior Secret Website

Important note: This is a critical book-review and not a salesletter or an ad! 


Content 


Several hundred free reports 
E-books 
Different software 
Different scripts 
Unlimited free autoresponders (with no ads in them) 
Free web hosting 
Free classified ads site 
List over business contacts 
The Warrior Discussion Forum 
Different help-websites with tips and resources for Warrior-members 
etc. 

Review 

The Internet Marketing Warrior Secret Website (in the following just: "The Warrior Secret Website") is one of the best known, so called "secret sites" on the Internet. I don't know for sure how many members the Warrior Site has, but it must be a LOT. 

The Warrior Site has been on the net for several years. I remember reading about it a least two years ago. Since then it has just become more and more popular. 

But what do you actually get as a member of the Warrior Site? 

The answer is: A LOT! 

And I really mean A LOT! 

You get a lifetime access to hundreds of free reports, free e-books, scripts that'll make your marketing more effective, free webhosting, free autoresponders, free classified ads, free software, a link to the Warrior discussion board, links to business contacts etc. 

All in all you get really much for just about $50. 

But the question is, then, is it worth it? 

After having been a member of the Warriors Secrets Website for more than a year, my answer is a definite yes. 

Generally I would say that the quality of what you get on the Warrior Site is excellent. Some of the reports on the site are so-so. But most of the free special reports are really good. Here is some of the topics of the reports: Ranking high on search engines, creating your own information products, getting more traffic to your website - just to mention a few topics. 

In conclusion, I would say that the reports generally are really good and helpful. 

There is also several valuable CGI-scripts on the Warrior Secret Website. 

One of the scripts - the Ad Tracker - can track all of your ads, and tell you how many people have seen your ads. 

If you're gonna use the CGI-scripts, you need to have CGI-access on your web-host hotel. If you have chosen a good web-hosting company, this'll be no problem. If you don't, you can either change to another web-hosting company or pay a third company for letting you run CGI-scripts on their server. There are several companies that offer this kind of service. Two are: MyWebSiteHost.com and Hardlink.com, which should be one of the best (and least expensive) CGI-hosts. (BTW, I am not associated with any of these two companies). 

The drawback of the autoresponder script, is that you (in adtion to normal CGI-access) need to have so called telnet access if you you're going to run the autoresponder script. But if you do have this kind of access, this script can be extremely valuable for you. 

Concerning the scripts on the Warrior Secret Website, I remember once reading a successful direct marketer - I think it was Kim Skinner, but I'm not sure - who once wrote that she became a member of the Warrior Secret Site just to get one of the scripts. That's how valuable such scripts can be. 

Some of the e-books on the Warriors Secret Website are, "The Secrets of An Internet Marketing Warrior" (which is a compilation of some of the reports by Allen Says), "E-Mail Marketing Strategies - Revealed" by Bryant Kumar, "How To Create & Sell Your Own Profitable eBook On The Web" by Ken Silver, "Classified Magic" by Robert D. Boduch. 

These books are all really good books, and the members of the Warriors Secret Website get them for a bargain. Take Robert D. Boduch's terrific book "Classified Magic"! This book alone would cost about $25 if you should buy it the normal way. But through the Warrior Site you get this book for a fraction of the normal price. And Robert's book is definitely worth it. It's the most detailed book I've ever read on classified advertising. 

The same goes for Ken Silver's book. This book has already become a classic on how to create and sell e-books on the Internet. Normally you would have to pay $39 for the book. As a member of the Warriors site you get if for much, much less. 

Concerning the software on the Warriors site, you can get much of it for free on other sites on the Internet. But Allen Says has conveniently picked out some very helpful software that it could easily take you a long time to find on your own. 

You also get free autoresponders on the Warrior site. And if there is one thing that's important to the Internet marketer, it's autoresponders. By using autoresponders, you get 1) get the e-mail-address of the visitors on your website, and 2) can test your different offers by using autoresponders in connection with free reports. If you offer several free reports, that get delivered by autoresponder, by looking at the number of times each report has been requested, you'll soon get a pretty clear picture of how popular the different topics of your reports are. Of course you should then concentrate on the topics that seem to be most popular. 

You can free autoreponders several places on the Internet, but the great thing about the autoresponders on the Warrior site, is that they don't contain any ads. At least I've never seen one. 

The problem with the autoresponders on the Warriors site, is that they can sometimes be a little bit slow. I've checked them several times, and unfortunately it does often take at least 10-15 minutes before you get an answer from the autoreponder. And I suspect a lot of people think that's just too long time to wait an answer from the autoresponder. You know, a good autoresponder use to give you an answer within one or two minutes at most. 

Besides if you surf a lot on the Internet, you may almost have forgotten that you sent an e-mail to an autoresponder 10-15 earlier. This may sound exagerated to most people, but believe me, that's how impatient you become when you've surfed a lot on the Internet and is used to getting an immediate answer from an autoresponder. 

Besides, I've heard other people complain that the autoresponders can be rather unstable. 

But when all this is said, it's still valid to say that the autoresponders on the Warrior site is certainly worth having and using. 

The discussion board is actually open to all, but is especially aimed at Warrior members. It may seem a bit unstructured, but you'll find a lot of helpful posts there. I don't think it's the best board out there, but you'll find some information there that you can't find anywhere else. 

I don't know how popular the classified page is, but I believe it's one of the better classified ads pages on the net. The reason is that the Warrior site has high traffic, and that many of the visitors may constitute a more targeted market than Internet-surfers in general. At least you should try it, if you're a member of the Warrior site. 

In this review I've just covered part of all what you'll get on the Warrior site. You'll find much more there. For instance, there are many more e-books than the two I've commented on above. I've just covered the tip of the iceberg. 

So to sum it all up, I would say that the Warrior Secret Website is a really good resource site. And I really think you get MUCH value for your money by becoming a member of this secret site. 

Considering you get a lifetime membership for only $49, it's almost a robbery. 


Contact information 

Website 

http://www.privatesites.com  


Address, phone etc. 

The Internet Marketing Warriors 
1313 Old River Road, 
Starks, La. 70661 

Phone

706-854-4408 

Fax

281-754-4234 

E-Mail

webmaster@thewarriorgroup.com 

Allen Says 
1311 Old River Road 
Starks, La. 70661