"Fighting" As they say in Korea.
Sometimes I have to remind myself that I am not in this alone and I have a whole community behind me. I am grateful to everyone for their welcome comments, and I am happy to have such accomplished supporting people behind me.
There is so much I want to do within this internet business, and although I studied English in college sometimes I feel I just don't have it in me to write the words that need to be written. So, how do I over come this?
Clearly I can't write about something I have no knowledge about, even if I am interested in it, so research, research, research.
I am on to starting my second website, parallel to my first one, and I am hoping to have two successful websites up and running within the next few months. So wish me luck.
There are so many niche's out there that its hard to have just one, and i'm sure there are many affiliate marketers that have more than one or even two. Is this a challenge, I ask. Because I struggle with creating content on a topic of which I am well versed, but I need to expand my horizons.
I think I can do it, therefore, it will be done.
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Great job!
I'm sure you can do it.
English is not my mother tongue,
but it's quite possible to get there.
To our success!
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Stay inspired! I find that when I am struggling for relevant content, I watch Jay's live training. He has great webinars about research, writing content, keeping a writing schedule, keywords, niche ideas, etc. I find it helps to follow people who have been successful before you...they know what they're doing and you can learn from their mistakes!
Thank you. I need to watch more of his training. I hear a lot of good about it. I wish there were more hours in the day. As soon as i sit as my computer my toddler goes bonkers. It's like he knows that means I'm not playing with him.
HAHAHA Yes, we need more hours in the day! My kittens seem to think it's time to bunt me (rub up against me) when I'm trying to use the computer :-)
Lol, that's cute. Mine use to sit on the keyboard.