Why The MMO Niche Is Best For New Or Struggling Affiliates
So you decided to make the plunge into the online affiliate marketing space and you came across this awesome platform called Wealthy Affiliate. So now what?
Perhaps you have been blogging for a while but the flame has died down and you have reached what is called writers block or you just are no longer as interested in the niche or niches you have been creating content about.
Allow me to help you regain your mojo by redirecting your focus even if its for a short while. So then you can pick up again later with your previous content creation possibly energized and recharged.
How is that you may be asking yourself? Well, creating content in the make money online niche.
Let me explain why.
First and foremost you have a lot more flexibility when it comes to your marketing. You can jump in head and feet with social and email marketing promoting the WA platform.
There are dozens of sources I can name off that will allow you to send an email to their list containing your blog or affiliate link.
Obviously you would need to create content around it firs but who do you know could use some extra cash?
Do you think anyone else would appreciate you for sharing with them the great opportunity WA has?
The stigma behind the MMO niche is long gone and those who think everything online is a scam are fewer these days.
Not only the the MMO niche is not a passing fad or trend that is going to go away then come back thirty years later like bell bottom blue jeans.
As long as there are people who need to pay their bills you will always have the opportunity available to profit from.
What would you blog about? Well that's easy. First start with your story. Then share it to social media (Pinterest, LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.,)
Then leverage the success of others to your benefit until you can create your own success story.
The flexibility of the MMO niche is unique. If you are in an adult niche or micro-niche that has a small but profitable targeted audience, how silly would that be to create content to share on social media?
I have commented on dozens of sites here in the "site comments" section that are top notch but unless you are sharing them on social media to a targeted audience I would not recommend sharing them at all.
Why? Because not everyone shares our specific interests and passions BUT we all share the same interest of making more money. Tell more people how.
For the new affiliate it is the best thing since sliced bread. You are wanting to earn more money so do so by telling others how they can too.
Do it in your blogging then leverage the topics and training here at WA to create even more content.
Not only that but doing so you create an online track record. Later on when and if you decide to get into higher paying niches, you will have proof of your abilities to show the networks so they will approve you.
Hope this helps
Fight On!
JR
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I might have missed it if you already said it in your post, but We need to make sure we know how to do what we are going to teach. As I said, I might have missed it. Blessed Be.
In the MMO niche you can begin as the intermediary of connecting people to where to get their training.
We just do the referring at first until we gain the knowledge to teach it, if that is what you so desire.
I see. I will try to send you a PM in a few days asking questions about this niche. If that is ok with you. I am trying to wrap this up for the night.
Thank You.
JD
Sounds good. I am here to help any way I can. I am new to WA but not new to the industry.
Kyle covers it all in great detail in the Affiliate Bootcamp also.
I think you write a compelling status Jr and I agree that showing to the networks that approve of your character is showing results driven regardless if you are making money in the MLM niche or not.
Building a website can also be like a portfolio that does give better leverage even for job seekers and that is making more money when you can land a better job.
But the essence here is affiliate marketing which is a huge potential to capture income from promoting other products and services.
Your post does help!
Kind regards
Erica
Erica thanks for your feedback. I sincerely appreciate it.
Affiliate marketing has dozens if not hundreds of legitimate ways to go about it. When creating niche sites we all sometimes can get writers block or lose our mojo.
All I was suggesting here is a temporary escape for those struggling and and the answer for new affiliates wondering what niche they should jump into that is worth their while at the stage of learning and experience they are.
I wish you further success.
Fight On!
You are very welcome.
I wish you continued success also.
Keep up the good enthusiasm.
Erica
I disagree - one of the big problems in the MMO world, in my opinion, and what has given it a bad reputation is that there are a ton of people trying to make money online by teaching others to make money online without ever having made any money online themselves.
In my opinion, you should start making money online, and then after that, you can start trying to teach others to make money online.
I am not saying it cannot be possible to promote WA or other MMO opportunities earlier, but, in my opinion, it then has to be done in a very open and specific way, but the reality is that most people that start promoting options like this early on do it by saying something like "this is the best way to make money online".
That is just not honest if you have not yet made money online as you then cannot say for sure and are just doing it to make money yourself and a ton of marketers do this, and this is why MMO still has a bad reputation.
Hey buddy thanks for your valuable comment and I respect your opinion. MMO is a niche though, not a degree.
What I get from your view is that if I want to promote credit card offers I better first take out the credit card myself.
Or if I want to write about ancient Rome I better first take a time capsule to meet the moon or the stars I should first be on the next SpaceX mission.
It is the best because of the options you have for marketing and you are directly helping people instead of just getting them to buy from you.
Now I personally am involved in several niches but anyone who promotes both MMO and other niches can surely agree the options for advertising are greater.
Regardless of stigma or bad reputation of the niche, that is only in certain circles and on a world wide scale, is only a drop in the bucket, especially in this economy.
This is not at all what I am saying. And your comment about this shows you do not really like being questioned because it is quite clear that is not what I mean.
There is a huge difference between doing research in certain niches like Rome etc where great research and knowledge can be enough.
When it comes to MMO my point is that I see a ton of marketers promoting all kinds of offers just to make money by saying this is so great just to make money themselves. And even if it is a great offer like WA, it is dishonest to say "this is the best way to make money online" or "This is how I make money online" if you have actually not made any money online.
I see so many do this and my point was that this is a part of the bad reputation MMO has and also that WA sometimes gets bad publicity even though it is an amazing platform.
As mentioned in my original comment, I do think there are ways to promote MMO offers as a beginner but my point was that how to do this has to be considered carefully to do it in an honest way and not just with a focus on making money for yourself.
It just makes sense to me especially when you are new or short on what to write about.
People who are in financial need can appreciate when a person of value can share with them a legitimate source to make an additional income.
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Hi JR,
your post is comforting to me.
I applied the technique (although some may think it's a waste of time), I returned to the first published post in the niche, I want to fix what has been annoying me for some time and is holding me back.
That's how I approached working on my niche again.
Slavka 👋
There is so much flexibility in marketing in the MMO niche compared to others. Not only that but it is fun and rewarding to help people along the way.
It is not the most profitable at first compared to finance, insurance and other high ticket niches though.