The State of WA Training Through Level 2

bydavidpaul303

148 followers

7 years ago

Overall, the training on WA has been good enough to create a barebones website, and for that reason I would recommend WA as a good starting point to create an affiliate website. For me, the $49 p/mo training fee is worth it. Other affiliate training sites want more than $49.

Adding images is simple as pie and I'm grateful for learning that. Plus the images are free. Yay! Seeking images motivated me to set out on my own to explore this aspect of creating a website. That exploration paid off when I discovered a site that allows one to create their own memes to include on a website. Looking forward to playing with that. Although seeking answers consumes a ton of time and takes time away from the formal training, I believe it will pay off in a better-designed and more interesting website.

What I really like about WA is the help provided by members. They have helped with answering questions and providing customized code that took care of formatting problems. Thank you, everyone.

Sometimes the process becomes mysterious because necessary signposts to indicate which way to go are not there. This requires shutting down the training and seeking answers within the community or at the WP training site. This slows the training significantly for me.

Navigation on WA can be somewhat frustrating because the image on the screen does not correspond to the training video. IOW, it appears that WA has not updated its training videos.

Some features seem to disappear. For example, as I'm writing this, the scroll bar has vanished. I cannot scroll down to hit the "publish" button. That requires that I start over.

WA would benefit a great deal by publishing a user's and troubleshooting guide that explains the site's navigation for beginners. Other than that, I'm sticking with the WA training because it continues to provide value.