How WA Training Payments Work

byjetrbby80316

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Updated 5 years ago

Ladies and Gents, it's been a exciting week between working on SAC assignments and some other plesantly surprising news.

First I will inform you of the latter: the pleasantly surprising news (I will save the former for May 20th).

Thanks to LaKisha's (Lakbar12) recent excellent post, my evergreen training "Turbo Charge your Site Speed" has been given an extra boost and seen by many more people!

Turbo Charge Your Site Speed


As you can see, this is my first WA training that has ever entered Level 3, which in itself is a rare feat at WA:

This proves that even if your WA training was dormant for any long period, your WA training credits can go up a level at anytime.

Even after one year, or several years here at WA.

How Do The WA Training Payouts Work?

This brings me to a topic that I realize has never been clearly explained in any formal manner here by the WA Founders - how the WA training payments work.

So I thought I would use this oportunity to explian.

And then you can make an informed decision whether you want to publish training here or not.

Here are the WA Training Payment Levels:

Level 1 = 10 credits = $5

Level 2 = 20 credits = $10

Level 3 = 30 credits = $15

Level 4 = 40 credits = $20

Level 5 = 50 credits = $25

For example, if you were to complete Level 5 (very few have ever achieved this!) you would be paid separate commissions for each new higher level you achieved.

Therefore, if you were to complete Level 5 training, your total aggregate commission payout for a single WA training would be:

$5 + $10 + $15 + $20 + $25 = $75

This $75 aggregate WA commission could take many months (or even years) to earn!

It looks like I will be getting an additional $10 commission payout for completing Level 2 (20 credits) and making it to Level 3. (I was previously paid a $5 commission.).

Thus my total commssion payout for this one WA training (since it was published) is: :

Level 1 (10 credits) + Level 2 (20 credits) = $5 + $10 = $15

Once I complete Level 3, and make it to Level 4 I will be paid an additional $15.

Don't Create WA Training for the Money

Granted, the commissions are hardly ANY money at all, but think of it this way:

If you know something you can share that others don't - and especially if you learned how to accomplish something in your own novel way - why not share it with the community?

You are helping MANY WA members here in the process with your original WA training.

Unfortunately, (and forgive me for being somewhat cynical here, but I see this clear as day all the time) I know that most people do not want to share something proprietary and valuable with the community because they want to keep it a trade secret, so they can maintain "an edge".

But we should be BETTER than that.

After all, we are a pay-it-forward community!

Not only this, but it is extremely rare these days that ANYTHING is proprietary.

The truth is all knowledge we gain is an amalgamation of what we assimilate from other sources -it is only that our most creative members have found a new way to communicate the material and "package" that infomation in a novel way that makes it extremely useful to the community!

Therefore, embrace helping others unconditionally.

The act of sharing something of value in itself should make us feel good.

And as a result, it can give us a nice personal boost.
I know it does for me.

Knowing this for the future, the decision as to whether to create WA training is entirely up to you.

Read More If You Are Interested

If you'd like to learn more detail about how the training credits are calculated for commission payments, click the link below to see the details in my blog post from last year:

WA Training Credits Mystery Solved

Hope ths has enlightened you to how WA training payouts are based, so you can make an informed decision.

Cheers,

Kaju