That did it! Thank you for the help

You certainly can!

The revenue you earn will depend on many factors, but I`d guess you need to follow the training first by going to the *start here* button so you can build your website.

How much time you put in to any business is important!

hey marcelino, your revenue does not depend on how much time you work or even how hard you work but on how much others buy.
you need to solve a problem people have and offer a solution, there is no selling in that. do you like it when people come up to you and push things in your face? neither do i!
you need to learn how to persuade people that you have the ideal solution to their problem and wait for them to buy it through your site.
how long does that take? depends on how fast you get a site together with good information on and solve a problem people have.
good luck with your journey
phil

Yes I know my site is indexed by when I search phrases from my posts they aren't anywhere to be found, which ti me means people can't see them if they can't be searched. I just assumed that by now by adding content and sharing all over social media I should be getting traffic but I'm not (unless it's from WA) I will add some tags today, I guess I was just confused because the training says tags don't really do anything. But I'll use anything that helps even just a little.

hi hailey, ok so you are talking about being ranked.
that's a little different
how long has the site been up? what is the site trust level in the details of your site?
what is your niche? is it very competitive?
have you selected keywords with qsr under 50 to start with?
sharing on sm without direction is just wasted, have you joined groups for your niche? are you interacting with them?
do you have a painkiller for their pain?
if your site is less than 2 months old then it is not mature enough yet to do much - sorry - the internet takes a long time to earn trust and this is what it is down to. do people trust your site when they see it pop up in searches?
sorry it may appear a little woolley answer but without more information about your site i am trying to help you blind
with the internet the best thing to do is to give it time - nothing happens very fast on the internet - except users getting results!!
i hope this give you a little more insight into the backside of the web

Thank you. So I guess I need to just chill out and wait. It's hard when your consistently writing content that you know isn't getting looked at but I can understand that if everything gets indexed within the first two weeks of every site being posted then there would be a massive amount of just spam sites that fill up the searches. My site's only been up for two weeks and while the topics I write about may have some heavy competition (yoga for one) the tittles and keywords I use are all usually less than 100, my most recent one less than 30 I believe. I interact with almost every single comment, but they are all comments that I earn from the WA site by offering them to other people so it's not like people from the web are finding me yet. I do admit that I am pretty impatient, but it really is is that I'm excited to get things rolling and I really see the possibilities that this site offers. I think what I'm most worried about is accidentally doing something totally wrong and all my posts are lost in a void forever. If time is all I need to start getting noticed then that is what I'll do. I'll just write until I get ranked!

hailey - keep your enthusiasm going
i know how you feel, although i started and restarted a couple of sites i have almost settled on a 3d printing one.
blogging for 6 months on this with very little organic traffic - 2 or 3 a day and no income is very hard to do.
i have just started to explore the social media side of the business.
the writing is only a part of the whole business, hence the term internet marketer. you are a marketer foremost and once you have about 20-25 posts you need to turn your attentions to more of the marketing, getting people to look at your site, get people to comment on your site. this is why the training here stresses the comment system so much - google likes movement - it also likes your posts being shared on social media, so if you can get people to share your posts you go up in it's esteem.
i have learned to be patient, i still want things to happen now - no sooner than that but they don't and nothing i do will make the 2billion people who are online look at my site. the only way it will happen is if i market it
so make sure people know what to do when they reach your site - make your call to action clear and have a central theme. draw out the relationship between pages and posts to make sure you are making the most of the internal links. then go get the people. engage with your potential visitors and persuade them that the problem they are having is going to be solved at your site.
the visitors need to be persuaded that you are trustworthy - you are the new kid on the block. so you need to earn their trust and to be let into their gang.
it is difficult to break into this and hard work. you get the bit between your teeth and want everything to happen now. unfortunately even if you can see that you have the best solution for someones problem they don't want to be pushed or rushed.
so a few deep breaths and a few calm words to yourself and start again.