Yes is you are in their network, scroll down under their profile picture and you will see if they have left their website. When you reach a certain stage of the training you will be told how to submit your website for reviews and you will be asked to do the same for other websites.

If you are following that person and they have their website listed on their profile, bottom right corner of the page, you can have a look. Not everyone lists their websites, for one reason or another.

You can skip from one lesson to the next, but the trainings are great and you never know what you may miss out on. I would strongly suggest just getting stuck into it.

I really would not suggest you do that. Each part of the training builds on the next. Setting up your backoffice is extremely important for traffic utilization and having a successful website overall.

Building a site with great and consistent content is key. Once you have that, the traffic will come. Once you get the traffic then build the affiliate links. Affiliates are going to review your site when you apply, if you don't show you have the traffic, you may not get approved.

Take this one step at a time and build an awesome website. It'll be worth it in the end.

Wishing you all the best.

Kind regards,
Yvette

I highly recommend NOT skipping around. If you take it one step at a time, you are more likely to have success. I have been through the training a couple of times and have picked up things I missed the first time through. I wish you the best.

The part of monetizing comes in level 3, but I wouldn',t recommend skipping anything. There was one lesson in level 2 which I expected to be a piece of cake, because I already knew how to do it, and I ended up working on that one longer than usual. I still learned new things.
I think it would be best to follow the lessons one by one instead of skipping.

There is no cpanel access with WA.

Exactly. "Adding keywords to the code"
Google kind of sees that as 'keyword stuffing' and therefore its value has diminished.

Hi - this should help: How to Add Tags to Wordpress Posts

I no longer use tags in posts. Jay, a long time WA member who provides weekly webinar training, advises against using tags in posts.

I hope this is of help to you, Kurt.

In the training Kyle explains why you should not add links to your first posts if your website is new.

Monetizing your website is covered in detail in level 3 of the training, called "Making Money".

As you proceed with the lessons, you will go back to your earlier posts and add affiliate links, etc. It is all part of the process and it does work! :)

Best wishes,
Karin 😁