Ever Heard This "What Do I Do Now"
Posted 10-09-2008 at 12:34 AM by pkinhawaii
*Big Question..Do You Know The Answer?*
*I have seen this question so many times posted by a New Member. That is why I decided to make this blog.
When you first sign up to FLR , your lost. Some members come through Project PayDay and if they are like me, that just confused me more.
First thing to do is forget about 60 % of what they told you in Project PayDay.
Then go read the Rules. (this is an important step) Next you can go introduce yourself in the New Members Post (found in User Announcements)
Next step is up to you.. Either go to the "Paying4Referrals" section and start reading the post to find someone you would like to work with OR start a thread in the "Looking to Complete Offers" section.
You should know if you start a thread you will have about 50 to 60 replies within the first 5 to 10 min. this can be overwhelming. This can also be really great, you are going to get all kinds of replies, some people cut and paste their replies while others will just type a few lines. Both ways are good this way you have lots of traders to choose from and if you still don't see one that you think you can work with, don't worry there will be more (LOL).
If you go to the "paying4ref" section and just read threads this is also a good way to find a trader to work with.
When looking for someone to work with don't just go by how big their iTrader # is. I know a lot of the new members go by this but just because your iT is not huge does not mean they don't know what they are doing.
Once you find someone you think you want to work with, contact them either reply to their thread OR pm (private message) them. Once you contact them you should ask lots of questions. You don't want to work with someone who is not going to help you out when you need them. As I tell all my Referrals "If I don't know the answer, I will find out and get back to you".
There is something new to learn here every day.
Now you have read all the tutorials that your trader should have sent you. You know the rules, and your ready to start!
You should always start simple. If the trader you chose wants to give you a 2 or 3 credit site to start you out, the best thing for you to do is keep looking for another trader. You should always start on a 1/2 or 1 credit site, and you want to start simple, don't jump into a $50 site to start. Do a $20 site your not making as much money but it will be a lot easier to get the credit you need to green.
After you have done a few sites and know what you are doing, then you can do a $50 site. I personally do not like the 2 or 3 credit sites, just my own opinion. I feel if I'm going to do 2 credits, I want it to be on 2 sites, then you get 2 added to you iT not just 1 .
I want to add Take you time, don't rush into trading. Most new members that rush into it get overwhelmed and quit after just a few days.
One of the most important things you need to do when you 1st start out is read,read, read.
I have lots of tutorials on my trade thread to help out new members.
Then when I am contacted to do one of my sites, I make sure before you begin, you know how important it is to do the right steps so that you will get the credit you deserve from doing an offer.
I hope this blog helps some of you that don't know what to do next.
Thank you for reading my Blog!
Happy Trading
Paulette*
*I have seen this question so many times posted by a New Member. That is why I decided to make this blog.
When you first sign up to FLR , your lost. Some members come through Project PayDay and if they are like me, that just confused me more.
First thing to do is forget about 60 % of what they told you in Project PayDay.
Then go read the Rules. (this is an important step) Next you can go introduce yourself in the New Members Post (found in User Announcements)
Next step is up to you.. Either go to the "Paying4Referrals" section and start reading the post to find someone you would like to work with OR start a thread in the "Looking to Complete Offers" section.
You should know if you start a thread you will have about 50 to 60 replies within the first 5 to 10 min. this can be overwhelming. This can also be really great, you are going to get all kinds of replies, some people cut and paste their replies while others will just type a few lines. Both ways are good this way you have lots of traders to choose from and if you still don't see one that you think you can work with, don't worry there will be more (LOL).
If you go to the "paying4ref" section and just read threads this is also a good way to find a trader to work with.
When looking for someone to work with don't just go by how big their iTrader # is. I know a lot of the new members go by this but just because your iT is not huge does not mean they don't know what they are doing.
Once you find someone you think you want to work with, contact them either reply to their thread OR pm (private message) them. Once you contact them you should ask lots of questions. You don't want to work with someone who is not going to help you out when you need them. As I tell all my Referrals "If I don't know the answer, I will find out and get back to you".
There is something new to learn here every day.
Now you have read all the tutorials that your trader should have sent you. You know the rules, and your ready to start!
You should always start simple. If the trader you chose wants to give you a 2 or 3 credit site to start you out, the best thing for you to do is keep looking for another trader. You should always start on a 1/2 or 1 credit site, and you want to start simple, don't jump into a $50 site to start. Do a $20 site your not making as much money but it will be a lot easier to get the credit you need to green.
After you have done a few sites and know what you are doing, then you can do a $50 site. I personally do not like the 2 or 3 credit sites, just my own opinion. I feel if I'm going to do 2 credits, I want it to be on 2 sites, then you get 2 added to you iT not just 1 .
I want to add Take you time, don't rush into trading. Most new members that rush into it get overwhelmed and quit after just a few days.
One of the most important things you need to do when you 1st start out is read,read, read.
I have lots of tutorials on my trade thread to help out new members.
Then when I am contacted to do one of my sites, I make sure before you begin, you know how important it is to do the right steps so that you will get the credit you deserve from doing an offer.
I hope this blog helps some of you that don't know what to do next.
Thank you for reading my Blog!
Happy Trading
Paulette*
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Great blog for newbies! thank youPosted 12-03-2008 at 01:55 PM by bituin
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Wow!!!! thank you so much!!!! First day and am feeling all those things you described, you hit each question and concern right on the head. Again, thank you. I going to take a deep breath, buckle down and get this done:>>>Posted 12-03-2008 at 06:16 PM by Chrisha48
