Do You Feel the Pressure to Keep a Good WA Rank
Published on January 28, 2020
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About 2 years ago when I decided to be serious about my WA training, I realized that my affiliates ranked higher than me. I was in the thousands.
So I began to blog here and quickly my rank rose. (Note that the higher your rank number, the lower your rank and, of course, vice versa).
Soon I found my rank in the top 300, then 200, then 100, then almost 50.
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Itwas in the top 300, 200 and 100 that I felt the most pressure to keep my position. Stop blogging for a short period of time and your rank number rises sharply, meaning that you lose your rank.
I fought hard to be among the top 50 but when it proved difficult, I clung to the top 100. Then I began to lose that and despite some efforts, slipped into the top 200. Then recently I lost the top 200.
But I'm so busy working on building my website that I have little time for the rank. It was when I adopted the mentality of "the rank doesn't kill nor decide my online success" that I began to feel good.
What's your experience with the rank?
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