Why I went Premium right away.

bykaatje

88 followers

8 years ago

Well, maybe not right away, but within the 7 days of the start up offer. As you could have read in my first blog post I was a little sceptic. And now I feel so much better and I am convinced I am better off here, than on my own trying to figure affiliate marketing out by myself.

So why not dive in by myself, without WA?

Because I already did that. And it was fun and intoxicating and I loved finding articles and tutorials online. There is a ton of knowledge available about online marketing and building an online business with affiliate marketing. And that was also the biggest problem. I got lost so many times. My wordpress website is NOT as easy as they all make it seem. Things happened after program updates and I would spend the entire morning trying to get everything back. I would feel so alone. And then I wanted to quit. Stepped away for a couple of days and eventually months...

There was no feedback. Sometimes I would ask someone a question via a blog or a comment somewhere. It would take days to get a response sometimes. leaving me hanging and losing time.

It was like I never really went for it. Never really made a commitment to myself. And putting up this "measely" 19 dollars is almost as if I am sealing the deal with myself to make this happen. It puts weight behind my decision. And I like that.

I took the first 7 days to research the program

That means, I googled my %^&% off trying to find someone that had a bad word to say about the program. Could not find it.

I researched members of all rankings and their websites. There are many people here building websites around their hobby's and making money. They are not all trying to get others to join WA. That was one of my main concerns.

I watched and read many blogs and tutorials. Are these people merely in love with the community, or are they actually making money and attaining their business goals. I could not really prove that. Because It's rude to ask, but finding others and reading their profiles. I got a smart vibe of most of them. And that gut feeling of, it's ok here begain to grow.

I found out what the premium features really were. And realized with my experience so far it covered pretty much everything you need to know to get started online.

What really convinced me to sign up?

I reached a compromise in my head. I would pay the 19 dollar start up month and give it my best to study everything that I could retain in my brain for 30 days. If then I would still feel insecure, unconnected or taken advantage of, than i would let WA go. My gut took me this far. As far as I can see it looks OK. I can live without 19 dollars. I am going to jump. Now.

So I jumped.

And then the full potential of the course hit me. I saw the training options, the website tech and the team behind it. I felt so empowered and almost gitty with a sense of responsibility of taking this course very serious and to also have fun along the way.

And when you feel better, you get more creative. I believe relaxation is key to great creations in your mind, and the ideas came pooring in.

I love that I don't have a messy computer that is full of pictures and texts and referrals, but that I have everything I need here. It's organised. It's a step by step process. My mother would be able to do this.

So I am in. Ready to Rock :)

So I am premium....now what?

I have 30 days to decide if I want to stay another month for the monthly fee or upgrade to the yearly fee. I am going to do the studies and start my website. As best as I can. I will monitor my time and my fun. I will try not to get caught up in the "community" but really focus on the business I want to make for myself and my family. So 30 days of focused attention and than make a decision again. I will keep you all posted :)

Wish me luck!