What Was Your Very First A-ha Moment at WA?
For me, it was lesson 9 on keywords.
That lesson seriously blew me away. It was like taking a look behind the curtain of the internet and seeing how it all worked.
This was like a super power.
Can you imagine a massive storefront with hundreds of thousands of people waiting to go inside? That's basically what the internet is, after all, right?
Now imagine having the super power of knowing exactly what all those people were looking for before they walked in.
What would you do with that power?
You'd line your shelves with everything they were looking for and sit back and watch the registers fill with money.
When you understand exactly what your audience is looking for and create content that is the ANSWER to those searches, that's exactly what you have on your hands.
"a-friggin-ha"
That's the massive potential you have right here at WA.
It's a step by step road map that gets you to that exact spot.
What was your first a-ha moment?
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I've been a full-time affiliate marketer since 2005. And I've been with WA since 2012, and over this time I've had many ah-ha moments. And that's because I never stop learning from others. (I'm pointing at you, Eric).
And my most recent ah-ha moment inside WA was learning I'm in the same community as Batman. (lol)
Keep up the great work Eric. I truly hope every starter here realizes the opportunity they have before them.
Everyone has the power to achieve what they want to achieve. All you have to do is go for it and never give up.
haha always great hearing from you, Leo! You have so many helpful and insightful posts, you've helped me out many, many times.
I never looked at it in that way, Eric, but I must say you are EXACTLY right! A-Ha!
Jeff
I have had so may aha moments it makes my head hurt just remembering them.
However a biggie was looking at some of the people who are successful and looking at their sites and the number of times they post etc.
The road is pretty clear, but it takes grit and determination to do it on a daily basis.
That’s just me.
Stephen
I’ve seen that same thing. I’ve seen so many success stories come from writing post after post, often times in the hundreds. It’s truly the common denominator for so many. That’s why when people talk about slowing down with their writing schedule it’s like “don’t do itttttt!” Thanks for the comment!
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I think mine was pretty basic. When I started on here, I knew nothing -- technologically illiterate. One of the first things I learned was "What is a URL?" Pretty basic, but that's where I started, and I believe that was my first "aha." They have been coming fast and furious since then. I have learned a great deal, but still feel like I've just mastered the tip of the knowledge iceberg.
Isn't it cool how we can come in here so green and with the right training end up having a real understanding of how this whole internet business works?
I kind of like that the learning part never really ends.
Great share!