At one point, I was spending hours at a time on WA for only a few days a week, but now I'm shifting to one or two hours a few days a week. I know many of you are here because y
A lot of people are in the same boat as you are. I think if you just follow the courses and spend 15 minutes per day on the work. It won't be a fast process, but it will be a consistent one at the very least.
Honestly, when I first started it was slow for a couple months just because there was so much going on with family and trips ect...because I have sacrificed family to try to make it in the online world before I told myself this time family comes first then WA.
So if I had only a half hour to work on it then I would whether it was just asking a question, or adding people, commenting, watch 1 video ect.
Now I have started a full time job and I do have less time, so I try to get up half hour early and dedicate that half hour to WA. Some days it does not happen but it is a routine that I need to keep and that will help me succeed. I also try to dedicate 1 hour on each day I don't work. Now if I can put in more I do but I do stick to the small goals that I know are attainable to help me reach the big goals.
What are your methods of time management?
At one point, I was spending hours at a time on WA for only a few days a week, but now I'm shifting to one or two hours a few days a week. I know many of you are here because y
AS Rudy said, consistency is key but also quality. Better to spend 15mns quality time than 1 hr flicking through. :)
A lot of people are in the same boat as you are. I think if you just follow the courses and spend 15 minutes per day on the work. It won't be a fast process, but it will be a consistent one at the very least.
Honestly, when I first started it was slow for a couple months just because there was so much going on with family and trips ect...because I have sacrificed family to try to make it in the online world before I told myself this time family comes first then WA.
So if I had only a half hour to work on it then I would whether it was just asking a question, or adding people, commenting, watch 1 video ect.
Now I have started a full time job and I do have less time, so I try to get up half hour early and dedicate that half hour to WA. Some days it does not happen but it is a routine that I need to keep and that will help me succeed. I also try to dedicate 1 hour on each day I don't work. Now if I can put in more I do but I do stick to the small goals that I know are attainable to help me reach the big goals.
Of all the failed attempts at this from other websites, WA is the first one where I've seen the trainers tell you to use your name and face. My question is, if we plan on makin
Hey DaddyRabbit - how's things?... To give you my two cents worth... I have three sites, each one is a totally different niche... I use my real name and pic on all three.
Why?
Because each site/niche/subject is an area of interest/knowledge for me, so I will just be me :)
So if you personally have multiple sites in several different niches (or sub niches within a niche) that you want to do, then just be yourself on each, be visible and be totally transparent is my answer.
re: multiple sites. If you are maintaining/writing all the content for each site yourself... just be careful not to go overboard... I mean, Kyle recommends just ONE site to build upon - like I said, I have THREE, which is hard work to post to all three daily... worth thinking about before you go TOO multiple site crazy! LOL
hope this helps
best, Steve
Yea Daddyrabbit you are LOL who could resist that face, It really does help people to believe in you, and you can use different shots of your self on any website. I personally think when I go to a site and it has a real person on it that it makes me more comfortable.
I have multiple sites and I put my picture on all of them, it will actually do your reputation good as if you are honest and provide value then you will build a brand name as someone who is honest and this will help you business
Honesty always prevails
Barry
I don't see why you wouldn't use your name and face on all of them. I think it will show that you are an expert in what ever field you are working on. Honesty and trust is important. We need to be who we say we are. Just my opinion. The experts my have a different view on this. I'm a newbie so, don't take my word for it.
I guess as part of my scammer research, seeing the same face on a website about NASCAR, then the same face on a site about weight loss, then the same face on a site about cellphone accessories says, "Either that guy knows a lot" or "that guy isn't real".
If I read his information on his websites and it all checked out, I would think, "That guy really knows how to market." People see the truth in your words and if they don't then your done.
Why not add a section on each site saying "my other interests include - " and then add links to your other sites? you never know you might get some cross over sales. If you make the sites personal enough they should see that you are genuine. :-)
Hi Mike
Interesting point that you are making - I never thought of it, but it makes a lot of sense.
Thanks for sharing!
Sharlee
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Multiple websites equals use of multiple monikers?
Of all the failed attempts at this from other websites, WA is the first one where I've seen the trainers tell you to use your name and face. My question is, if we plan on makin
Hey DaddyRabbit - how's things?... To give you my two cents worth... I have three sites, each one is a totally different niche... I use my real name and pic on all three.
Why?
Because each site/niche/subject is an area of interest/knowledge for me, so I will just be me :)
So if you personally have multiple sites in several different niches (or sub niches within a niche) that you want to do, then just be yourself on each, be visible and be totally transparent is my answer.
re: multiple sites. If you are maintaining/writing all the content for each site yourself... just be careful not to go overboard... I mean, Kyle recommends just ONE site to build upon - like I said, I have THREE, which is hard work to post to all three daily... worth thinking about before you go TOO multiple site crazy! LOL
hope this helps
best, Steve
Yea Daddyrabbit you are LOL who could resist that face, It really does help people to believe in you, and you can use different shots of your self on any website. I personally think when I go to a site and it has a real person on it that it makes me more comfortable.
I have multiple sites and I put my picture on all of them, it will actually do your reputation good as if you are honest and provide value then you will build a brand name as someone who is honest and this will help you business
Honesty always prevails
Barry
I don't see why you wouldn't use your name and face on all of them. I think it will show that you are an expert in what ever field you are working on. Honesty and trust is important. We need to be who we say we are. Just my opinion. The experts my have a different view on this. I'm a newbie so, don't take my word for it.
I guess as part of my scammer research, seeing the same face on a website about NASCAR, then the same face on a site about weight loss, then the same face on a site about cellphone accessories says, "Either that guy knows a lot" or "that guy isn't real".
If I read his information on his websites and it all checked out, I would think, "That guy really knows how to market." People see the truth in your words and if they don't then your done.
Why not add a section on each site saying "my other interests include - " and then add links to your other sites? you never know you might get some cross over sales. If you make the sites personal enough they should see that you are genuine. :-)
Hi Mike
Interesting point that you are making - I never thought of it, but it makes a lot of sense.
Thanks for sharing!
Sharlee
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I'm working on a page that can potentially get extremely long, and with today's Internet, I'm sure no one will remain on a page that seems to go on for days. Simply shortening
Hello, I like the last two options. One thing clear - a text overloaded page is nor attractive nor readable :)
Split pages with a lot of content?
I'm working on a page that can potentially get extremely long, and with today's Internet, I'm sure no one will remain on a page that seems to go on for days. Simply shortening
Hello, I like the last two options. One thing clear - a text overloaded page is nor attractive nor readable :)
AS Rudy said, consistency is key but also quality. Better to spend 15mns quality time than 1 hr flicking through. :)