Hey Keri,

Seeing that you have not yet received an answer to your question, thought I would step forward with a suggestion. Hope that's okay with you.

When Google searching, I discovered several positive reviews on AvantLink that might interest you to review. See screen print below...

Hope you find this helpful.

Mist affiliates will simply ask for your Australian tax file number. Jim

Hi - adding images is covered in Level 2, lesson 6. Making Use of Visuals

My advice is to research your topic thoroughly, then jot down points you can cover. I always start my posts by firstly creating title, description, then subheadings. Always pick a niche you can stick to long term, and one you enjoy. Visit forums and related blogs for ideas as well. Best wishes:) Kathy

Hi - bear in mind you will be expected to write dozens of articles on your chosen niche. If you are already struggling to write any more than 200 words, have you perhaps chosen a niche you are not really interested in and know nothing about?

What is your niche and why did you choose it? Perhaps we can come up with some ideas for you.

Rather than just diving into your article firstly you should write down several points of what you want to discuss... Then put them in an orderly structure, and finally begin the article and expand on each one.

choose a topic
think of what you would like to know about that topic if you were researching it.
list 5 questions and answer them in 200 words
add an introduction and conclusion - 200 words each
and you have a post of over 1000 words.
can't think of questions - use the who,what,where,why,when,and how.
what are you writing about Kevin.
phil

Hi Kevin.. when I started out I found it tough to get going with decent content for my articles.. one thing that I found that helped was to remember you are writing to solve a problem for your audience. Do you have a distinct audience in mind? Do you know what problems they have? If you’re not sure do some more research into your audience, understanding the issues they face. Look on google using the alphabet soup technique to see what they search for, try quora and see what questions they ask.. if you need more help, pm me, I’ll do my best.

check out the last two levels of bootcamp - these show you how to do ppc - but only if you have gone throgh the course and understand what you are doing - you can lose a lot of money if you dont.
but you have only been here a very short while in internet terms, so unless you want to test some new ideas hten be patient, i know most want instant results, but it doesn't happen on this side of the internet.
phil

TheCatherine is absolutely right. Google reserve some of the spots in their listings for advertisers, so if you do not wish to wait around for SEO or you wish to pay for visitors in the meantime you can opt to use their AdWords program which will enable you to pay to have you pages listed at set positions within their results. Be wary though as a newcomer to paid advertising this will likely just prove to be an easy way to lose money & I would recommend pursuing SEO instead until you have at least gained a solid knowledge of the AdWords program & the process of converting visitors into paying customers/leads/sales.

You can pay for traffic by using Google Adwords. Google create Google AdWords account You need to create an offer to send the traffic to and then pay for traffic.