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Do I need to create facebook,twitter,pinterest accounts in the name of my website?
Doubt on creating social media pages?
Do I need to create facebook,twitter,pinterest accounts in the name of my website?
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Do Working in Digital Marketing Job Help me in Affiliate Marketing Business ?
of course it does. Any experience around marketing will help you. The more you understand the process of marketing and how it works the easier you will find affiliate marketing
I found that my degree in graphic design has come in very handy with this, so I think being a digital marketer will help as well for sure.
You already have some experience with image placement, color schemeing, and hierachy. These skills come in so very handy when creating a website!
You will do wonderful!
Stacie
I Asked this Question Because now I have completed my Studies & Thinking About Working on a Job which helps me with Online Business
You will do wonderful here at WA I have been utilizing my education a lot! More than I do at my hourly job that is for sure!
I had an issue finding a position as a graphic designer with only an Associates Degree, and I found that WA doesn't give a hoot about the level of my education, they taught me even more, and they gave me an easier way to make a website, and a platform to host my site on.
I wish you the best of luck with all you do here at WA.
Stacie
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A main doubt about affiliate marketing business ?
Do Working in Digital Marketing Job Help me in Affiliate Marketing Business ?
of course it does. Any experience around marketing will help you. The more you understand the process of marketing and how it works the easier you will find affiliate marketing
I found that my degree in graphic design has come in very handy with this, so I think being a digital marketer will help as well for sure.
You already have some experience with image placement, color schemeing, and hierachy. These skills come in so very handy when creating a website!
You will do wonderful!
Stacie
I Asked this Question Because now I have completed my Studies & Thinking About Working on a Job which helps me with Online Business
You will do wonderful here at WA I have been utilizing my education a lot! More than I do at my hourly job that is for sure!
I had an issue finding a position as a graphic designer with only an Associates Degree, and I found that WA doesn't give a hoot about the level of my education, they taught me even more, and they gave me an easier way to make a website, and a platform to host my site on.
I wish you the best of luck with all you do here at WA.
Stacie
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I can't buy domain from WA, Whenever attempting to pay, The checkout page is telling something is wrong, can't proceed
Please contact support for this, they can help you, the community is unable to help you with this issue
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
I can't purchase domain on wa (always telling problem with funding source)?
I can't buy domain from WA, Whenever attempting to pay, The checkout page is telling something is wrong, can't proceed
Please contact support for this, they can help you, the community is unable to help you with this issue
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
DOMAIN OWNERSHIP?
Please also select one of the following:
I verify that I own the domain siterubix.com
I don't own the domain, siterubix.com, it is a domain used by o
I agree with Joe--from what I understand, most affiliate programs require you to have your own domain. I could be wrong. I think for the long-term health of your site, $15 for the domain for the year is a very worthy cost. So many pros to having your own domain.
But are you committed? If you're committed, no need to wait to buy the domain.
If you're still figuring things out, don't worry about signing up for affiliates just yet. Just focus on building up quality content on your website. Once you feel you have a good foundation, then you can buy the domain and sign up for affiliates at that point.
It takes several months to really make any money, and you have to invest quite a bit of time and effort before that point. It's a lot of work on the front end to reap rewards in the future. It is possible to have a successful website on a subdomain, but it is a bit more difficult because in general, subdomain websites can be seen as less credible.
When I first joined, I also just tried to do whatever I could to keep the overhead as low as possible, but it quickly became evident that it requires a bit of investment. In this case, the investment is just $15 for a domain (more with the premium membership).
I still think keeping the overhead low is important before you're making money, but there are a few purchases that are worth it right away, domain being one of them (and they're really not that expensive). Just like any business you start, you don't make money day one and you don't make money putting half your heart in it. You really have to go all in. It's hard to just dabble in it to see if it works--it doesn't really work that way.
It's less about if WA's system works to make money (it does) and more about if you think you can see it through to the end and put the work into it.
Hope that helps!
Totally hear you on the confusion. We have all been there. You do eventually learn it. Some pick it up quicker than others, but if you put the time in, ask questions every time you're unsure, you will learn.
You need you to have at .com website and that means you have to have your own website. That is how I understand about Shareasale. I would try that. I hope this helps you out
Mary
Normally you need to have your own domain. Siterubix(dot)com is not one of them. I believe all affiliate programs out there need the top domain and not sub-domain.
Joe
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Doubts about signing up on shareasale?
DOMAIN OWNERSHIP?
Please also select one of the following:
I verify that I own the domain siterubix.com
I don't own the domain, siterubix.com, it is a domain used by o
I agree with Joe--from what I understand, most affiliate programs require you to have your own domain. I could be wrong. I think for the long-term health of your site, $15 for the domain for the year is a very worthy cost. So many pros to having your own domain.
But are you committed? If you're committed, no need to wait to buy the domain.
If you're still figuring things out, don't worry about signing up for affiliates just yet. Just focus on building up quality content on your website. Once you feel you have a good foundation, then you can buy the domain and sign up for affiliates at that point.
It takes several months to really make any money, and you have to invest quite a bit of time and effort before that point. It's a lot of work on the front end to reap rewards in the future. It is possible to have a successful website on a subdomain, but it is a bit more difficult because in general, subdomain websites can be seen as less credible.
When I first joined, I also just tried to do whatever I could to keep the overhead as low as possible, but it quickly became evident that it requires a bit of investment. In this case, the investment is just $15 for a domain (more with the premium membership).
I still think keeping the overhead low is important before you're making money, but there are a few purchases that are worth it right away, domain being one of them (and they're really not that expensive). Just like any business you start, you don't make money day one and you don't make money putting half your heart in it. You really have to go all in. It's hard to just dabble in it to see if it works--it doesn't really work that way.
It's less about if WA's system works to make money (it does) and more about if you think you can see it through to the end and put the work into it.
Hope that helps!
Totally hear you on the confusion. We have all been there. You do eventually learn it. Some pick it up quicker than others, but if you put the time in, ask questions every time you're unsure, you will learn.
You need you to have at .com website and that means you have to have your own website. That is how I understand about Shareasale. I would try that. I hope this helps you out
Mary
Normally you need to have your own domain. Siterubix(dot)com is not one of them. I believe all affiliate programs out there need the top domain and not sub-domain.
Joe
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You don't *need* to create them, but if you are going to, then yes create them under the same name of your website.
I asked this because it is in the beginning of the Training module called Social Engagement