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I just finished section 2 of the training, so my website is getting there. However, I am going very slow due to my current job primarily. I do quite a bit of reading and rese
Everyone tells me do not try and do two things at once to start with which sounds sensible. It seems using the work you already need to do in your job for your website, will save you a lot of time and means the quality will be better with more time in which to do it.
As you say, you can always go back to the other niche later.
Best wishes, Rob
You can switch niches, especially with all the work you're doing for your job! I would keep the other one on the back burner and switch to the niche you believe you will be more productive in right now.
I wouldn't recommend dividing your energies into two websites right now, as one is a full time job on its own and you have a day job which means you're already dividing your focus.
Once whichever site you choose takes off and becomes successful, you can start outsourcing some stuff, enabling you to run quite a few sites. But don't run both in the beginning. Just keep your cellulite website and domain on hold. :)
To be honest, every single person who tries to keep up multiple sites at once in the beginning has regretted it. (Blog posts on WA, they all regretted it. Not one blog post about how they were happy working on 4 sites and writing 2 or more articles a day, trying to maintain social media, and other stuff. )
I have three sites, but only one I'm actively working on. That doesn't mean that I don't post on the other two when I get a great idea I really want to do. But I only focus on one. I too have a day job and I already had a website blog before coming to WA. Then I tried to make a 'practice site' with a random niche which was really silly because you can fix any mistakes you make online, it's not like website design and content cannot be fixed! So I finally switched to my true passion.
Keep in mind, you have to love your niche and be passionate about it or you will get bored and struggle writing content after awhile.
So whatever niche you really love? Go with that one. ANY niche is profitable.
Do both. Do NOT give up on cellulite solutions. I checked and that domain is taken. I hope you got it. That is one of the best niches I have heard someone as new as you come up with.
I see kids under 20 with cellulite in America every day. America is basically 85% obese individuals. You can make a killing with that niche.
I am a Personal Trainer and Nutritionist and I would shoot all my clients to you.
I don't plan to give up on cellulite solutions, just have so little time to work on it. I honestly was trying to figure out a way to merge my professional lives to spend more time focusing on my business.. Now I am second guessing..
PS: I didn't get that domain unfortunately.. I purchased http://byetocellulite.com
I appreciate your advice quite a bit! I believe I am going forward with Cellulite Solutions for now since I have already spent some time on research and writing. It is a good niche, and I appreciate you saying so.
I will likely pursue Learning To Become A Caring Leader later. Thanks again. Gretchen
Follow your passion Gretchen which sounds like leadership development to me
You can always do a 2nd niche down the track
I always believe as a Success Coach if you follow your passion with a burning desire to help people along the way, you will be extremely successful.
Make sure to brand your new business really well
All the best
Vicki
Very well put young lady. You been doing this long? Cellulite solutions is a 10 as far as niche selection. I am going to add that category to my Personal Training website.
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Advice on changing niches at section 3 of training?
I just finished section 2 of the training, so my website is getting there. However, I am going very slow due to my current job primarily. I do quite a bit of reading and rese
Good you have already clearly identified your direction. If it's related to what you do every day it will be easier for you to put in content.
Everyone tells me do not try and do two things at once to start with which sounds sensible. It seems using the work you already need to do in your job for your website, will save you a lot of time and means the quality will be better with more time in which to do it.
As you say, you can always go back to the other niche later.
Best wishes, Rob
You can switch niches, especially with all the work you're doing for your job! I would keep the other one on the back burner and switch to the niche you believe you will be more productive in right now.
I wouldn't recommend dividing your energies into two websites right now, as one is a full time job on its own and you have a day job which means you're already dividing your focus.
Once whichever site you choose takes off and becomes successful, you can start outsourcing some stuff, enabling you to run quite a few sites. But don't run both in the beginning. Just keep your cellulite website and domain on hold. :)
To be honest, every single person who tries to keep up multiple sites at once in the beginning has regretted it. (Blog posts on WA, they all regretted it. Not one blog post about how they were happy working on 4 sites and writing 2 or more articles a day, trying to maintain social media, and other stuff. )
I have three sites, but only one I'm actively working on. That doesn't mean that I don't post on the other two when I get a great idea I really want to do. But I only focus on one. I too have a day job and I already had a website blog before coming to WA. Then I tried to make a 'practice site' with a random niche which was really silly because you can fix any mistakes you make online, it's not like website design and content cannot be fixed! So I finally switched to my true passion.
Keep in mind, you have to love your niche and be passionate about it or you will get bored and struggle writing content after awhile.
So whatever niche you really love? Go with that one. ANY niche is profitable.
Do both. Do NOT give up on cellulite solutions. I checked and that domain is taken. I hope you got it. That is one of the best niches I have heard someone as new as you come up with.
I see kids under 20 with cellulite in America every day. America is basically 85% obese individuals. You can make a killing with that niche.
I am a Personal Trainer and Nutritionist and I would shoot all my clients to you.
I don't plan to give up on cellulite solutions, just have so little time to work on it. I honestly was trying to figure out a way to merge my professional lives to spend more time focusing on my business.. Now I am second guessing..
PS: I didn't get that domain unfortunately.. I purchased http://byetocellulite.com
I appreciate your advice quite a bit! I believe I am going forward with Cellulite Solutions for now since I have already spent some time on research and writing. It is a good niche, and I appreciate you saying so.
I will likely pursue Learning To Become A Caring Leader later. Thanks again. Gretchen
Follow your passion Gretchen which sounds like leadership development to me
You can always do a 2nd niche down the track
I always believe as a Success Coach if you follow your passion with a burning desire to help people along the way, you will be extremely successful.
Make sure to brand your new business really well
All the best
Vicki
Very well put young lady. You been doing this long? Cellulite solutions is a 10 as far as niche selection. I am going to add that category to my Personal Training website.
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Hello, Is it common and feasible to train on parallel paths to become a marketer for WA and build a business based on my niche?
Thanks, Gretchen
Hi - it is possible, but not recommended. The training starts off broadly the same but then gets more in-depth in different directions. You would need two separate websites, and have the necessary time to add content to each of them on a regular basis.
There is quite a lot of content to cover. If you have the bandwidth and are discipline, sure. Otherwise, I suggest one and finish it because every part is important and interconnected.
It is up to you, Gretchen.
If you think you can handle two sites at the same time, why not?
But you will spread yourself thin because you cannot focus on one. You have to create contents for two sites.
If I were you, I will concentrate on one first, at the same time I am learning the ropes ,,, Wordpress? Themes? Plugins? Problems? ... and when I start my second site, I am more ready to handle what may come. Just my 2 cents of opinion.
All the best and success to you.
Affiliate boot camp and a niche site?
Hello, Is it common and feasible to train on parallel paths to become a marketer for WA and build a business based on my niche?
Thanks, Gretchen
Hi - it is possible, but not recommended. The training starts off broadly the same but then gets more in-depth in different directions. You would need two separate websites, and have the necessary time to add content to each of them on a regular basis.
There is quite a lot of content to cover. If you have the bandwidth and are discipline, sure. Otherwise, I suggest one and finish it because every part is important and interconnected.
It is up to you, Gretchen.
If you think you can handle two sites at the same time, why not?
But you will spread yourself thin because you cannot focus on one. You have to create contents for two sites.
If I were you, I will concentrate on one first, at the same time I am learning the ropes ,,, Wordpress? Themes? Plugins? Problems? ... and when I start my second site, I am more ready to handle what may come. Just my 2 cents of opinion.
All the best and success to you.
Hi, I purchased and registered a website domain today and got the email that it is registered and did not get an email asking me for verification (it is my first domain). When
Hi, Gretchen,
You need to turn SSL on try that first.
If you want to move from a siterubix to your new domain you can do that.
To make it easier for you Site-support will do it for you too.
Here is the link to site-support.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
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I registered a domain, but get error message, what do I do?
Hi, I purchased and registered a website domain today and got the email that it is registered and did not get an email asking me for verification (it is my first domain). When
Hi, Gretchen,
You need to turn SSL on try that first.
If you want to move from a siterubix to your new domain you can do that.
To make it easier for you Site-support will do it for you too.
Here is the link to site-support.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
See more comments
Good you have already clearly identified your direction. If it's related to what you do every day it will be easier for you to put in content.