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Has Your Affiliate request on Warrior Plus Not been approved?

It can take you all day to find a decent product on Warrior Plus. There are so many boxes to tick. You need to make sure the commission payout is decent. You need to have look at the sals page. You also need to look at the stats. Because what’s the point in trying to promote something if it is not to sell at the sellers end?

You won’t make any of that lovely cash. 

So finally you find something you feel happy with. You hit the request link, and then crickets… Silence. All that work, and nothing to promote, so far.

Eventually you get an email from Warrior plus informing you of the status of your request. You open it with excitement, only to discover your request has been denied. 

Anyone that has gone through this process will know how terribly deflating this experience can be.It can destroy your whole day. This is a dream you had, and now it’s been shattered to smithereens. 

It’s not like other dreams like winning a game of golf or something. This is your future livelihood that’s at stake. Your quality of life. Your retirement.

What do you do now? Well this is what separates the winners and the losers. Losers give up easily. Winners don’t.

What can you do to turn the situation around?

The reason your request to promote a Warrior Plus item, is because the product owner simply does not know you. They don’t want just anyone promoting their products. They are looking for someone with at least a little bit of a track record.

When they look at your background on Warrior Plus, they want to see that you’ve made at least one sale. But how can you make that one sale, if no one will approve you? Actually if you look around enough you will find a way in. But what if you can’t find that product you like? How can you get approved?

Another thing the product owner will be looking at is, do you have a history of buying things, then requesting your money back? That is not the type of person they are looking for to promote their product.

Can they see anything about you? Can they even see if you have a Facebook profile? If they can’t see anything, they will be thinking, are you even a real person? Your Facebook profile can show that not only are you a real person, but that you are respectable looking.

They could look at your posts, and see that you look like an honest person. And things you have in your posts show that you’re a nice person.

And if you’ve got nice photos on your profile, that can help to paint a picture as well. Ideally what they are looking for is someone that has an email list. If they see evidence on your Facebook, that you are collecting emails legitimately, and you’re in the make money online niche. Then they will very likely approve you. But if they see nothing, then it's nothing.

How to get approved on Warrior Plus.

If your Facebook profile doesn’t make you look respectable, fix it. Then on Warrior Plus you normally will be able to see who the product owner is. If you scroll down you should be able to see their Facebook profile.

What you want to do is follow as many product owners as you can on Facebook, or anywhere else you find them active. If you like their posts, and make nice comments on their posts, you will without a doubt get into their radar.

Then later on down the line When you ask for approval, they will recognise you. And because you showed from you likes and comments that you are nice person, they could be far more likely to give you that approval.

I learned a lot when I read this Warrior Plus review, https://onlineturboprofits.com/warrior-plus-review/ It was a real eye opener to see what really is going on behind the curtains over at Warrior Plus. Did you know that all of the product owners aren't what they claim to be? And did you know that most of the reviews on TrustPilot about Warrior Plus are terrible reviews?

The article pointed out that Warrior Plus is not telling you something. It says Warrior Plus is not telling you that they say the onus is not on them for providing customer care. It is entirely left up to the product owners.

What is actually happening is, practically anyone can make a product on Warrior Plus. They let just about anyone do it. The screening process does not appear to exist. So what some of them are doing is, creating flashy sales pages, and promising the world. Then reassuring people with a money back guarantee. 

When the customer buys, and finds out what they just bought is a waste of time, they then promptly ask for their money back. And some vendors are just ignoring them. That’s why almost all of the reviews on TrustPilot are bad reviews. 

I honestly don’t know how they are getting away with it. But that’s something else you might want to think about before you request approval to promote something on WarriorPlus. Do you want to make a fast buck, then do a runner, or are you looking for a sustainable business?

Another way to get your foot in the door on Warrior Plus if you haven’t been approved by anyone, is to look for newer marketers. Some of them are good at making software, but they are not so good at marketing. You could get in with one of them.

A newer marketer will be the same as you, they will be quite eager to accept anything they can get. Beggars can’t be choosers right? If you can get one of them to approve you, and you sell just one item. Boom, there is your first sale. Bigger marketers might see this, and approve you more easily. Once you get approved to sell good products the world is your oyster.

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What I learned about Warrior Plus today

I have been learning a lot about Warrior Plus on YouTube lately, and it seems like a lot of people are making good money. Some appear to have made millions. The commissions are very tempting. But then i have bought some of the software on Warrior Plus, and it ended up being a load of rubbish.

What usually happens i find is that when you buy something, it seems like a bargain, but as soon as you buy it turns out that unless you upgrade, the software is going to be very limited. Like for example, if a software offers you searches for something. Lets say a keyword tool or something. With the initial purchase it will turn out that you are limited to like ten searches or whatever.And if you upgrade you might get more searches.

The sales pages are always soo misleading.

I always know this is going to be the case, and the only reason i end up buying is because what i am really after is the bonuses. That is the only reason i buy anything on Warrior Plus is to get the bonuses.

I have gone through a lot of courses as well on Warrior Plus, and i have actually learned quite a lot about internet marketing.

My problem is i really enjoy the videos in the courses, they really get you in the mood to start making money, but at the end of the day i am usually too exhausted to do anything about it.

Then i am always tempted to buy something else. Its just the thrill of buying things that makes me so addicted. Another problem is the next course is usually on a different topic. So i spend all day watching the videos, and again nothing gets done.

I have decided to stop spending so much money on Warrior Plus and start to sell products instead.

The trouble is because i myself know that there is so much rubbish on there, would i be able to sleep at night if i were to promote that rubbish.

I am also planning to do it the right way, which is by building a email list. If i sell one of those softwares to my list, would they ever buy from me again? I think probably not. Unless i offer some incredible bonuses. Yes if i offer really good bonuses they might buy from me simply to get my bonuses. I suppose that would be more ethical. My thoughts about Warrior Plus were confirmed when i read this review.

WarriorPlus Review: What They’re Not Telling You…

I Googled WarriorPlus Review… and my eyes shot straight to one result. Faster than Pistols at Dawn in a bloody Spaghetti Western. Why? Becau

The review pointed out that there are a lot of angry people raging about Warrior Plus, but in actual fact it is not the direct fault of Warrior Plus, but it is the fault of the vendors. And the review also pointed out that Warrior Plus do not manage any of the refunds. Neither do they manage any of the money back guarantees. That is something that is not very transparent to people who buy things on there.

The Warrior Plus review also revealed information about the owner of Warrior Plus. I cant remember his name. But he seems to like working incognito. I like working incognito as well, so it doesn’t i suppose mean he is up to anything untoward. With such a big company the review pointed out that Warrior Plus is using a fake postal address as its head offices. I have never seen that information anywhere else on the internet. I have never seen such a big company with no head office. I guess more and more things are being done online these days.

Other than that Warrior Plus seems a very professional company. If i have a list of products i want to sell, and i delete all the ones i know are rubbish there will not be much left to sell. But what can i offer as a bonus that is outstanding? That is my dilemma. I do not have any nice products, and i dont know how to do coding, so creating a software is totally out of the question for me. And would my software be any better than what is already available? I dont think so. I will need to go back to the drawing board for that one.

I have noticed a couple of honest vendor on Warrior Plus, and one of them is selling done for you bonuses to give away. Maybe i will do that instead of trying to create my own products. I have not seen how good the bonuses are yet, but i am sure they will be good, since all of their other material is really good. Yes that is a good plan. First of all i will need to concentrate on building up my email list. Otherwise i will not have anybody to sell to.