Hi - are you using the Site Comments feature here at WA? If so, you don't add them directly to their website. You click to read the article, which opens their website in a new window, but you then return to WA, to add them to the comment box on the platform.

I think you may find that people don't want to publish too much about their successes with specific niches for fear of being copied. Quiet Results Are Happening! Some people do speak of successes in vague terms, or reveal a niche, but don't name their website. You can read a large list of success stories which are NOT in the bootcamp niche, and NOT promoting WA here: 2019 Income Proof List

Thank you!

I was more referring to people to follow that publish content/training regarding their success journey.

There are plenty that I have found but most concentrate on the affiliate arena, but I am looking for people to follow success stories/training/case studies in the niche website specialty.

You will want to check out the live events tab on the menu. Jay has done an amazing job creating the content that you need.

Half way through Module one, I see I said I was half way through in general and that is not the case

Hi,
You have two great answers below. I would just like to add.

There is nothing to stop you from sharing your links out on Social Media if you want too. They can all bring in referrals.

As an example. I know that Tiffany @TDomena posts some excellent content here inside Wealthy Affiliate.

If Tiffany has sharing turned on you can in fact share her posts, If you shared Tiffany's post via your unique affiliate link and if anyone clicks on it and signs up then it will become your Referral.

You also have your unique links in the $ sign above top left. You can share them also in social Media, Emails, WhatsApp, messenger with friends and family. ETC..

That all contributes to you getting referrals. Many people click on those links.

There are many ways we can do this. Yes as a beginner 1 site is enough to be honest.

I am a local marketer so I have websites I run and have built for my customers and I have a site that promotes Wealthy Affiliate..

Now I have more time on my hands I can focus more on my W.A. website.

It is easier to just focus on one website.

You can also do a review of Wealthy Affiliate on your Niche site.

You can tell them and show them how and where you got started and how you found Wealthy Affiliate that can work too.

So you can stil promote Wealthy Affiliate whilst building out your Niche Website.

I hope that helps.
Debs :)

Doing both is discouraged because of the amount of work it takes to do one single site. Many of the success stories from the Affiliate Bootcamp are posting once daily, and aren't seeing a full-time income until well past 400 posts (based on case studies).

Niche sites are getting a full-time income with less content because there's less competition in the niches. Ultimately, it's up to you. Both can be an exciting journey.

My site is a Bootcamp hybrid type of site, and I can attest to the challenge of building one site. I started with several because my work ethic is sufficient to post several times per day, but I've found the most traction with focusing on one site, getting it where I want it to be, then working on another.

Hopefully my experience helps.

Hi - its doing both at the same time which is discouraged, as you would need two separate websites. Trying to work through two different courses and add content to both websites would be challenging and time consuming. There is nothing to stop you taking the other course once your first site is up and running.