You seem to be going through some stuff and almost everyone can relate. I am on yearly and did the 'credit pay' through Paypal, which helped me stay afloat.

Continuing with your website, ensure every post/page is quality work, even if it only means on posting a week- It's not a race!

I ran out of time too, and no sales. I too, was very sad when it happened to be, then, I had to look at it in a different sense. Yes, definitely take the time you need to regroup.

We all have had to regroup periodically. Feel free to do what's best for you and your child.

As we know riches are not accquied overnight! WA is here when you need to regroup. But, by all means if you can, take advantage of our Black Friday Special! GREAT SAVINGS!

Hi Keli, oh... I know that place so well. I have a few suggestions that may help. 1. Find a way to go yearly with WA ont the Black Friday special so you can save heaps of money and take the pressure off you.
2. Open your site up for guest posts & charge a nominal fee of $5 at first on Fiverr. That's been my biggest source of income so far.
3. Sell WA rather than Amazon as earnings are far greater. Do affiliate bootcamp. Best of luck. I'm rooting for you. Xxx

Hi Keli, if you'd like, you can reapply to Amazon again. There's no waiting period to apply again. That's what I did. I had no sales, ran out of time and reapplied that same day.

Keep putting one foot in front of the other and you'll get where you want to be ion no time.

I wish you all the best,
Sue

and another thing. You can go ahead and reapply with Amazon. It doesn't hurt to ask but when you do this again and you're accepted, make sure you have a friend go to your website and buy something! Even if you reimburse them, at least Amazon will leave you alone. I don't know how ethical it is but it works for many people.

Only you can decide what is best for you but I can give you my experience if that helps. I have had starts and stops along the route too and now do internet marketing (IM) full time.

At first, I was very motivated and the learning curve got to me a bit. So I used a daily planner and didn't give up. I kept my full time regular job to subsidize my IM cravings. This helped take the stress from money out of the picture but my time was limited. My daily planner had a list of a few things I could get done on my site. Just nibbling at it every day got me somewhere just not as fast as I liked. I made sure I did some training every few days to keep up with wordpress and the like. I also spent a few bucks on outsourcing content so I could get more blogs done quicker.

So if you want to keep up with your dream, try doing a little bit each day or set aside a few days a week, 1 hour at a time. You'll be surprised that you'll make some progress at least. Then when life settles down, you can spend more time on it. Hope that helps.