Well it's been a roller-coaster of a ride creating my first site the 'WA' way. I've been creating websites for many years but when I joined WA I decided that to get the best out of it and to see if it's all that it's cracked up to be, I would take the beginners course from scratch. As if I was a newbie to IM and building websites. This way I would know what I was talking about when I start to promote WA. The training was fantastic and I learnt a lot from it and managed to discard many of the ba

Scenario: You're trying to drive traffic to your website and you know one way to capture those visitors (and potential customers) is to create a list. You have a nice sign up form with a free eBook to entice them as well as a promise of a monthly newsletter, then what happens. People start signing up!! They've called your bluff and now you need to take action. They like what you've produced thus far but they want more and if you want to keep the people on the list, you have to come up with the

I've just added a forum to my website: http://growrichwhilstyousleep.com I've been a member of many forums in the past and found it a great way to get likeminded people to share information and help one another out. It can become the heart of a website with real community spirit. It can also increase traffic if the information in it is of the right quality and provides real value to visitors and there is more likelihood of the visitor checking out the other areas of the site and stumbling upon

When starting out in anything, let alone Internet Marketing, the fear of failure can be crippling. What if you put your time and effort into a new project or venture and it doesn't work out? What will people think? You might have tried various things in the past but they haven't worked out. All you have to do is change your mindset to learn from these failures. Failure is a part of success! One Step At A Time "Take the first step in faith. You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take th