Hope some people can guide me in the right direction: When I first became a premium member of WA (in Aug. 2014) I kind of decided I would focus on a website that dealt with birthday parties and cards. That lasted like 2 days. I started setting up that website and ended up deleting it. Then I decided to do the Affiliate Bootcamp and spent some time with the training. Then I decided against that one as well because some people said that if you focus on a niche you are interested in then it would

I am a premium member. What is the difference between choosing a free website vs. one that I would host myself? I don't currently have my website up and running and am still working on it. I have never paid to host a website before, so I am thinking I would use the free website. Is that correct? But I am a premium member. I am confused...please help!!!

Hi everyone, I'd like to know the difference between promoting your own website as opposed to the Affiliate website. I have had 3 different niche ideas and am at a standstill. In your opinion, do you think it is better to promote the Wealthy Affiliate website or not? I think I may be focusing on a health niche (combining eating healthy, exercising -- which helps with a good mind and body). But if I am trying to promote Wealthy Affiliate and how you can make some money, how would I do that using

To get your website up and running? I have another job which keeps me pretty busy and I really want to do this program. When I first started, I was on here daily. Now, I have found myself come to a stand still. Any advice?

Well, I am a Premium member now. I KNEW I was going to upgrade because while in the starter membership, I read so many great articles and watched some awesome tutorial videos. I never knew WA existed until I was surfing for "work at home jobs" and I came across Eddy with a Y's website on this great company. While I was reading the information, I was a little apprehensive but decided to read a little more about it. What grabbed me was that Eddy said that it's absolutely free to get started. I th