Just wondering, where do people go?
Greetings to the Wealthy Affiliate Community,
I have been at Wealthy Affiliate for almost ONE YEAR now and every time a new member joins their rank number seems to be just under 450,000 but Wealthy Affiliate has over 2,500,000 members and I see people improving their WA rank in just a few months, myself included.
I can see that there are a hardcore group of people here that have been at WA for over ten years, which is great if they want to make a living out of WA, which for me at least is a great opportunity and MUCH BETTER than working as a corporate slave for another organisation.
The best thing that anybody can do is invest your time and money into yourself and show commitment, dedication and focus and after a few years your efforts will be rewarded.
Things are looking good for WA members already as we see the potential of Wealthy Affiliate and what it can and will become.
But my point of this post is: "Where do people go" that started at least five years ago? Do they just give up on WA? I don't understand why they would do that?
Especially with the referral program to give other people the best start or beginning in life and reap financial security at the same time.
I guess they have their own reasons as to why they leave?
I feel that a lot of dormant accounts in Wealthy Affiliate are just missed opportunities and I think to myself, where could that person be financially today if they had carried on with WA?
Regards
Brian
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Hey Brian, Good point. I think they don't give up o WA. Unfortunately, they give up on themselves, and perhaps some become ill. Maybe get their training and move on.
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Looks like Fima1 needs a good dose of GTFO.
I have to agree with Steve. 95% of all blogs fail within the first 90 days. I have written about this topic on several occasions. The number one reason is poor niche selection.
The second reason is unrealistic expectations. I want to make $10,000 a month starting tomorrow.
They put their 90 days in, creating 30 posts, Google keeps them sandboxed to see if they have the sticktoitiveness that is needed.
They don't, they quit. It wasn't money on trees, so they moved on to the next scam promising to make them rich tomorrow.
People who join WA are no different. Make me rich tomorrow and I will stay.
The people that do remain here are the ones that see the big picture. I am learning to create a business that resonates with an audience. I have a 5-year window to make it happen.
I see it happening and work toward making it happen.
The third thing is that as people become successful, they don't have the time that they used to have to just check-in.
I believe that this covers 90% of the people who come through these doors.
MrDon
5 years is a good time frame. I view it like any business or apprenticeship.
Stickability will make you a winner.
I am not a clever man, but I am stubborn....and that will see me through the tough times.
I also enjoy what I do..
Stevoi