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I would like to know what access do starter members have within WA.
I know they get vlogs from Kyle, I know they can get into the hubs and now only 3 lessons.
But won
Thanks seems from what I can figure out more has been taken off them unless there are glitches be good to know for all including paid members.
I hope people will still want to join premium with all these changes. I'm hoping to grow in my promotion of WA this year
Well premium or premium plus offers much for any starter who is serious to build an online business.
That is the best option to take.
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What access do starter members have on wa?
I would like to know what access do starter members have within WA.
I know they get vlogs from Kyle, I know they can get into the hubs and now only 3 lessons.
But won
Hey Andre (NSG),
Agreed that there should be some "official" announcement of exactly can and cannot be seen/done, but in the meantime just test it for yourself, i.e. open a new email account, open a WA Starter account, and then you'll know for sure (and being the helpful dude you are you can also blog about it).
(Plus, take some screenshots with your "starter" account, works really well in reviews. "This is what you will see as a Starter and THIS is what you will see as an ugraded member" <---- So, your review can have screenshots that both starters and upgraded members will see.
I'm guessing they can still see the centre dashboard for blogs and questions, etc. as I've had a few starter member comments just yesterday on one of my blog posts.
100% agree with you about being honest on our reviews and the message that we convey to new starters or those looking to join.
However, I also like the "more compact" Starter package now.
For years, we obviously lived off the word "free" and it was indeed possible maybe 6-7 years ago to actually make some decent money with just the first 10 lessons, some YouTube training, reading member's blog posts, and a siterubix website.
However, that is pretty much impossible nowadays.
The reason I like the "less stuff for starters" more than ever is because we can finally move away from talking about THREE membership levels (I've NEVER liked the initial joining called a "Starter Membership", it's NOT a membership, as there is no monthly or annual rollover).
So, for me, if a review simply states you, "You can log into the platform and spend as much time looking around as you wish, but in order to start your online business you will be required to upgrade".
This way we will actually get FEWER initial starter referrals, but the upgrade percentage would be much higher (and let's face facts, everyone wants upgraded members, as having 10,000 "free" starter members a month is just a vanity measure).
Partha
Thanks seems from what I can figure out more has been taken off them unless there are glitches be good to know for all including paid members.
I hope people will still want to join premium with all these changes. I'm hoping to grow in my promotion of WA this year
Well premium or premium plus offers much for any starter who is serious to build an online business.
That is the best option to take.
See more comments
Hey Andre (NSG),
Agreed that there should be some "official" announcement of exactly can and cannot be seen/done, but in the meantime just test it for yourself, i.e. open a new email account, open a WA Starter account, and then you'll know for sure (and being the helpful dude you are you can also blog about it).
(Plus, take some screenshots with your "starter" account, works really well in reviews. "This is what you will see as a Starter and THIS is what you will see as an ugraded member" <---- So, your review can have screenshots that both starters and upgraded members will see.
I'm guessing they can still see the centre dashboard for blogs and questions, etc. as I've had a few starter member comments just yesterday on one of my blog posts.
100% agree with you about being honest on our reviews and the message that we convey to new starters or those looking to join.
However, I also like the "more compact" Starter package now.
For years, we obviously lived off the word "free" and it was indeed possible maybe 6-7 years ago to actually make some decent money with just the first 10 lessons, some YouTube training, reading member's blog posts, and a siterubix website.
However, that is pretty much impossible nowadays.
The reason I like the "less stuff for starters" more than ever is because we can finally move away from talking about THREE membership levels (I've NEVER liked the initial joining called a "Starter Membership", it's NOT a membership, as there is no monthly or annual rollover).
So, for me, if a review simply states you, "You can log into the platform and spend as much time looking around as you wish, but in order to start your online business you will be required to upgrade".
This way we will actually get FEWER initial starter referrals, but the upgrade percentage would be much higher (and let's face facts, everyone wants upgraded members, as having 10,000 "free" starter members a month is just a vanity measure).
Partha
Thanks