One Month – And A Clear Vision
It has now been one month since I first joined WA, and all is going well if slowly. I have a solid niche and a clear vision for my web site.
I know affiliate marketing works
I have an advantage in that I already know that affiliate marketing works. I first discovered the world of affiliate marketing as a designer on Zazzle. But my efforts at affiliate marketing consisted of little more than posting a lot of products from Zazzle on Pinterest in hopes that someone would click through to Zazzle and buy something. That alone is pulling in around $50 to $200 a month, and I hope for even better results as the holiday season approaches.
But I always knew that there had to be a better way, but how? I did not have the skills to build an affiliate web site, had no clue how to even begin. I did a lot of Googling and searching and came up with a lot of fluff but nothing that really taught me how to do what needed to be done.
Then I found WA and decided to take a chance on it. Within just a couple of days I knew I was going to go premium. Here at WA is everything I had been looking for and more.
Early on I found my niche.
Potty training. It is something I had no experience in and knew nothing about, but I knew I could do the research. As I have progressed through the lessons, did my research, and wrote my blogs, my vision for the web site has become clearer and clearer.
My vision for this site goes above and beyond the simple presentation of standard potty training techniques, product reviews, etc.. Here, as I progress in my research and writing, my visitors will also find potty training tips and tricks for special needs children - children with various behavioral and mental disorders, the visual and hearing impaired, those with various physical handicaps, etc.
Consequently, I really need to take the time to properly do my research. For the information I present for these special-needs situations must be accurate.
In some cases, there may be various medical conditions such as gastrointestinal problems, etc., that will impact the potty training process. But concerning the medical, I am careful not to provide medical advice. That is outside the scope of my web site. While I may make note of the presence of medical conditions that may affect the potty training process, I always advice the reader to consult a medical professional in such cases.
The adventure continues
Just today I created a static home page for my web site. My web site is still somewhat sparse as far as images go, my about me page is still kind of pathetic, I have not done any product reviews yet, there are no affiliate links, and I still have a lot of research and writing to do, but that is just a temporary situation. It will all get done one step at a time. Rome after all was not bulit in a day, and neither will be this web site.
But the point is, thanks to WA I know where I am going with this, and I know how to get there. I intend to make my web site the go-to site for all things potty training.
I am now debating whether to continue with blogs or switch to pages with drop down menus.
Recent Comments
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Sounds like a great idea. I wish you all the best.