people are usually on social media for networking and traffic generation purposes; it is demanding. one way also of gaining traffic is by adding your site url to domain submission sites from where it is then submitted it to several other sites.

Hi. First, let me say that I wish I could knock out 4000 word posts every day without a problem! Kudos to you!

To your point, I empathize with you about social media. Personally, I'm an off-the-charts introvert and for most of my life, at least in public, I simply preferred to blend into the background. And, once social media entered our lives, I continued to feel the same way. My husband and I just got a facebook account last year! I'm more of a "liker" than a "poster" on our personal facebook account.

With that said, I'm going to stretch my comfort zone a bit and experiment with the various social media outlets to see which one works best for my niche - because It seems like between posting content and getting active on social media, we've got 30 hours of work in a 24 hour day! So, I'll focus my activities on whichever one yields the greatest return on investment of my time.

At the end of the day, in order for affiliate marketing to work, people have to know that we are out there. How we choose to make that happen is up to us.

Be who you are, however you choose to get the word out there about your products. In my opinion, you'll be more effective that way. Authenticity rings true with people.

Best of luck to you.
-Alyssa

I personally use Facebook, Twitter and G+ to share my content only and the best traffic comes from Facebook. That's it. I never hang on social networks. I know sites that do well without any sharing. But if you can get 1 or 2 quality backlinks from quality sites it will help your website in terms of higher rankings. For now you would better focus on creating content.

I gave up from Twitter and FB completely, it will never work for me. So G+ and Pinterest are options that I use. Know nothing about instagram. But I am not the best example.

My understanding is, You should post at least once per week and more if possible; two or three times per week would be good.

Yes, all of this is explained in detail in the Certification training. It has been so long since I finished it my memory is fuzzy. A consequence of old age...

Yes, you need to post regularly. It will certainly improve your website rankings. If you want to achieve your goals you need to post 2,3 times per week at least. Some of my pages send me traffic though they are ranked on the second page of Google. Some pages send me traffic even from the third page of Google. But the best traffic of course comes from the first page ranking.

Adding content certainly can't hurt your ranking, as long as it is quality content.

Hi Invidias,
The ranking has nothing to do with the name. It has to do with the content and the keyword density and selection. Those and time will get you ranked.
As for your domain name, it sounds great. I think it would attract users. However, to attract more targeted users, I would some how get the word digital in your domain. This will make it more clear to what your niche is.
Keep your domain not too long and descriptive of what your niche is. Also try and include a few keywords if you can. That's the key to it all.

Good Luck

no -- its fine

hmm one here. She has been quiet lately. though Am I Heading In The Right Direction?

Hey, did you pursue the piano niche? We are on the same boat. My website is jenbree.com What's yours?

Looks like you're on the right track really, and I know one member doing a site on musical instruments in general you could see if they might help: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/musicns you can find their site on the profile page

Hi Lorin,
I think if you written above question in detail, that means you can write anything in English, and when you will write more it will keep improving. What I understood as Kyle says in training you don't need to be English professor. Yes it is very true the main important thing is not English as far as you are able to write, main thing is the ideas to write come in your mind, if they come you will anyway find the way to express them in English. I hope that helps. Thanks,
Chittranjan

Your English is good. BTW, English is my second language and I had the same problem. When I realized that my Eng. was not perfect I've started improving it and now I can express fluently what I have in my mind in regards to my niche. My advice is read more info written by native speakers and over time your Eng. will improve.

You could do well by taking up top achievers offer here ;) Helping Others At WA

http://blog-growth.com/the-practical-guide-to-blogging-in-english-for-non-native-english-speakers/

There are lots of “tools” that will help with your writing and grammar correction. grammarly.com or good ol whitesmoke.com you’ll be OK just check first before hitting publish.