A common question I see from a lot of people has to do with where to get free, non-copyrighted images for their site. Here's the a list of sites I've compiled. Hope it helps.https://unsplash.com/ http://images.superfamous.com/https://picjumbo.com/https://pixabay.com/http://www.imcreator.com/freehttp://www.gratisography.com/http://www.morguefile.com/http://www.freeimages.com/http://littlevisuals.co/http://nos.twnsnd.co/http://picography.co/http://getrefe.tumblr.com/http://jaymantri.com/http://

Just wanted to make a short post about being consistent. As we work through the training here at WA, we all notice that almost every lesson after the first few always has "create a new piece of content" as one of the steps to complete before the next lesson. Before the holidays, I was in a good rhythm of completing a lesson, doing some keyword research, then creating a post and my site was starting to show the rewards of regular activity. Traffic was increasing as more and more of my keywords

So I thought I'd share a easy little tip I heard the other day while listening to Pat Flynn's Smart Passive Income podcast. He was talking about how he has an actual folder for each income stream that he has (niche sites, iPhone apps, info products, etc) and in the folder he has a walk-through checklist of the process he follows for each. The checklist covers each steps he needs to take to start developing whatever that particular list is related too. He also mentions that in each list, at v

So I've made it through the end of Course 2! It's taken me a little longer than I would've liked but I guess life happens. With that being said though, I feel like the further along that I get the better rhythm I seem to be getting into as far as producing content for my website. Most of my posts have ranked within the top 100 for their keyword within a couple days of posting them. I'm not sure how that compares to others but I'm guessing it's not a bad thing. It could be worse, right? My