Have been absent with a major website build only to find the whole project failed due to a badly built template by an overpromising theme developer - AIT Themes. Their system would not run properly on WA's hosting so I had to move to another hosting provider. After finally realising the AIT Theme is not capable, and this after building the site over three months, have returned to rebuild a new site (with a new theme) back here on WA.Nice to be back!

Noticed my traffic is starting to reach a sustainable level as long as I ad more blogs on an almost daily basis. I know it's not possible to blog every day, but the solution to every website traffic problem is still the same - ad more worthy content. It's a compounding curve - you keep writing - you get better at writing - your traffic increases - you learn to write about things that your audience likes - the quality of your content improves - and the traffic increases!Love seeing results! Some

My figures are tiny so far and may be too early to judge, but over the last eight weeks have eight individual products ordered from a total of 68 clicks. Only two orders each with multiples of 4 products.So the ratio to date: 34 clicks per order and 17 clicks per product purchased.Anyone else getting around this kind of results? I'm sure it improves with ranking and value of blog content.I know I'm reading statistics way too soon, but I'm very excited about the future with WA and affiliate mark

I haven't yet, but I am seeing some growth. I've been staying with my new year's resolution and adding 2 blog posts to my websites each working day. Well as much as I can at least. The average has actually been around five or six blogs per working week. Still better than none. The results have been three times the increase in visitor traffic. Mostly from a particular link that went viral (130 visitors in one day!), and I have also had six product orders from my Amazon links. So the results are