Hi, we just have spoken on the chat. If you need to brainstorm with somebody, feel free to send me a PM. Kind regards,

Marian

Personal opinion: 1 I need more info 2 Social or Passionate Engagement is extremely important. It is a major part of what brings your traffic. No traffic, no sales.
Consider your site now, maybe you should look at it as practice for your next site. Find a need and fill it. It does not have to be footfall, it can be pimples, but people must have a need for input from a person they trust. If you will provide more information, you will get a better response from the community. Tria

Without really knowing what your website is and why level 4 is not applicable, kind of hard to say anything...
Regarding article writing I do believe that article sites do hold a lot of potential and can really push your traffic. Having said that, at the end of the day, you want them to stick around your site and having solid, quality content is what is going to do that. I prefer to blog and post on my actual site and add articles to article sites once in a while just to create more traffic. I would suggest you do both - but with a decent balance. (More personal and less article site...)
Again, just my suggestion. Best of luck!

Hi aJ

You are just starting out. This phase can be a bit challenging as you will have many questions and doubts in your mind regarding this business. So just keep moving and keep pushing yourself!
Just keep repeating whatever you learned from the training. Why just stop at 20 articles?! Keep posting new contents to your blog on a regular basis and keep building links to it gradually! And yes, you can start getting links to your blog by articles and all. Syndicate your content in as many forms as possible like videos, PDFs, PowerPoint slides etc and submit them to relevant sites. Spread your message everywhere. Let people know about your content and your blog. Be consistent! Also get busy in the related forums and social media groups where your prospects hang out. Add as much value as you can in there.

When you are starting out, i surely will look slow. But as you keep doing what you have been taught in the course, you will gain momentum and start seeing some results.
So just keep hustling!

Wish you all the best! :)

Hello Dittdogg. I'm even newer than you are so my two cents may or may not help. I noticed that all three of your recent appeals for help have gone largely unanswered, which may add to your frustration level.

Although I am not sure exactly how this works, I believe that the only people initially exposed to your posts are those in your immediate network (in your case, the 105 who follow you). One thing I have found is that this community is extremely helpful and accommodating. Therefore, it is possible that your message simply isn't reaching enough people.

If you haven't already done so, you might try some of the forums or chat. That way, you'll reach out beyond your network to a much broader audience.

I hope this helps. To your success.

Joshua

From my understanding, you should be posting blog posts on your site regularly and adding content. If you do not already have affiliate programs set up, I would go and apply for a few and then put their links in your site.

Also, if you have not done so, it may be worth while to join a few niche related forums and groups; have your website in your footer and your profile on those sites. Then post and comment on some things there.

I am not sure what your niche and your website are so I can't say if this will help but if you are not high ranked in Google I would follow the steps to do so.

Finally, I am not sure how you aren't going to benefit from social media, but it may be worth while to use social media to drive traffic to your site. Getting on at least Google + would be worthwhile as you can then link your site and your G+ account and obtain Google Authorship which will lead to higher rankings.

I hope this was helpful...I am fairly new myself so sorry if this wasn't the information you were looking for.
Best of luck!
Anna