Which Way To Turn
Yesterday I read a post where a new member asked which approach they should take. Start with the certification course and choose their own niche or to follow the Affiliate Bootcamp. This post struct home with me. When I started I went with the certification course and I believe in the niche lesson the advice was to choose a niche you care about or choose the bootcamp. I choose a niche and as I progressed through it I realized that there were severe issues with it. After some serious thinking I choose another niche. The second niche was OK but I didn't have strong feelings about it and had issues with that one also. Finally I decided and have been going through the Affiliate Bootcamp.Time and Energy Lost
My Point Is
If you have a niche you feel very, very strong about go through the certification process, but if you aren't sure then follow the bootcamp. The boot camp is a proven niche, produces good income potential, and will provide a world of experience. I know some of you are thinking that this is what the niche lesson says, but some of us have to be hit in the head with a 4X4 like the stubborn donkey to get the message.
To summarize if you have a niche you have very strong interest in go the certification route otherwise go through the Affiliate Bootcamp to get started and to gain experience.. That way you won't waste time and energy.
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Richard, this is my second time around with WA. I left read "Think And Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill twice. The book talks about the 16 principles of the bible, when you apply them correctly will work for you time after time. Kyle and Carson found out that to be true and formed WA. They copied one of the principles of the bible. Namely 'each one teach one'.
Great to hear this, Ricardo. I sensed it, but did not know it for sure. Just thought it must be so; by the way these two approach their business. Thanks for sharing. (Richard's response to you came up in my feed; so I popped back in ;)
Thank you for your kind comment. I took your suggestion and have added it to a success tab. Again appreciate the kind comment
You have a fine testimonial here, Richard. I take it to heart.
If you haven't marked this as a "success" post yet, I believe you should, as it would benefit newcomers, who might look under that tab first.
(Click to edit the post, then scroll to the bottom, you will see a blue tag labeled "success" to click, before re-saving the article. :)
Cheers to your continued development and success with this venture!
--Fran
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been through that situation so I end up choosing both, made separate niche/site for each and getting through it along the way. Both makes me happy doing it, I made plans when to finish each projects so that both will work as I want it to be, hope to finish them within my first six months of stay here, thats my allowance time in order to see results for my projects.