It's been a long journey
The journey so far in WA seems to be pretty long so far, but a lot has been accomplished. First of all, I have by passed a lot of scams out there on the net that are always trying to suck you in and found WA only after a few missteps that didn't cost me to much money.
My website flyfishing4ever.com is up and running, at very little cost, thanks to WA, and I own it. Rubix is good but I wanted to own my website outright, and have my sights set on another one as soon as this one is running to my satisfaction.
You will not find another website that is as thorough in every way as WA, in my opinion. To a fault, it is so complete. Sometimes it drives me crazy trying to figure out how to follow the instructions, especially when nothing matches up. Kyle can have an illustration of something and I can't find a match no matter where I look or what I do. I then came to realise that things change and don't always stay the same. Some of the training is dated 2014 and now it's 2016 so change is a possibility because I don't think I'm that dumb that I can't figure out what Kyle is talking about.
I haven't made a dime doing this as of yet, but I am optimistic that will change. I don't care if it's in 3 months or 6 months from now, but sooner than later money will start coming in. It has to, this is to good of a program for it not to. The training is there to be successful and all we have to do is follow it. Sometime I almost think the training is to much, but Kyle and Carson have been down this road and I have not so will take their word for it that this is what I need. After I get through all this training then it's on to Affiliate Bootcamp and more training. Seems like it's never ending and I'm not complaining, believe it or not, because learning new things is never ending.
Just some of my thoughts
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Hey Al! Nice to read your progresss. I think fly fishing might be very competetive. I was looking at ice fishing but have no idea about it, lol, that might be something you could look into if you like fishing :)
Hope this helps,
Marlinda
Hi Marlinda1,
I'm no stranger to ice fishing but at age 81 I like more creature comforts. I had ice fished when I was living in Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio but that was long ago. I have used both hook and line and also spears. My brother once speared a Sturgeon that was 83 inches long. My longest was usually Muskies and Northern Pike in the 36 inch range. Muskies had to be a minimum of 32 inches long, It was fun at the time and I didn't mind the cold that much, but not any more!! I also think that niche could be pretty limited especially with the short winter months and upper tier states where it does get cold enough.
Thanks for the blog.
Al
Hi albear,
Just wondering if you are tracking visitors, using keywords with the tools we have and promoting the site with your links somewhere> I see you said you have not made any income, but on the site I also see a comment that you have no monetization.
Sorry I don't have time right now to check it out further but do keep at it and using those key points, getting visitors you should be able to sell lots of fishing equipment.
Maybe even write your own eBook as you are experienced in fishing. Lots of people charging for eBooks that are not really teaching anything so if it is short you can give it away and then use keywords for free fishing eBook and that should attract some "fish" LOL!
Best of luck!
Glo
Sorry for such a late reply, lot of things stacking up right now and trying to get through a few lessons so time is at a premium and not enough of it in a day. I thought I had covered tracking visitors in a lesson but it must not have stuck with me. You're right, still have not made any income. Trying to write a new post everyday like Kyle wants in his lessons is stretching me pretty thin, but thanks for inquiring.
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Hi Al,
Great post. Laying it all on the line! No Pun Intended! Love your Fly Fishing Site.
Mac