Thanks Kyle, this was very valuable and inspiring. To hear these points of view and experience from someone who has been there and done what (I'm assuming) most of us want to do, is a great insight and much appreciated. The final remarks about work ethics and perseverance are timely, given the amount of scams and 'get rich quick' schemes that seem to be around. As I've heard other mentors say - you have to work hard enough that you don't have to. This is an easy thing to subscribe to, but when it comes down to doing it and sustaining that mind-set...easier said than done. However, I truly believe this to be true and look forward to the day when I can share my own success story to that effect and say, "You know what, Kyle was right. I just had to stick at it".

The late, great Jim Rohn had some very wise words on the subject of discipline and it's only recently that I really appreciated the finer nuances of what he meant. To paraphrase... Everybody has to pay. The question is, do you want to pay a little now or pay a fortune later on? It's a compelling and thought-provoking question I think.

Thanks again.

There's just a small issue with your plan. You really should make your site live even if your content is not perfect. Google algorithms take time to find your posts - around 100 days minimum - and going live NOW, it will still take weeks before someone starts to read them.

I think we all have the idea when starting a blog that we will have a flood of people once it goes live. Couldn't be further away from that. You will have no one watching your posts for the first weeks, and it can be SEVERAL weeks. And to start to have the numbers you find a minimum acceptable (50-100 users/day?), it will take around 100 posts and 6-12 months.

Not wishing to discourage you, just telling you why the training tells you do post NOW, make your site live and not to worry too much the looks of the wesbsite. Why?

Because to start to have organic traffic (people finding you in google searches) Google needs to read it first, get to know it, get trust in it and and start to put them up in ranking. So the text/content needs to be accessible ASAP.

As for being a perfeccionist - your posts will never be perfect. The only positive in this is that you can - and should - update them along the way, and you will get them better and better. Your first post will be the worst of all :)

Cheers,
Sofia

Where do I access the X version please? I don't seem to have the link under "Switch Apps". Cheers!

I have a question about Alphabet Soup X (and not sure where else to pose this question).

The question is this.

What is the difference between Alphabet Soup X vs. Alphabet Soup on Jaaxy?

I'm under the impression that Alphabet Soup X is merely the same info as the Jaaxy version but with less scrolling, I guess.

However, I would think Alphabet Soup X might be significantly more useful if it accompanied each result with actual metrics so we the Alphabet Soup X user can tell HOW POPULAR each return/suggestion is.

Any insight or documentation on what else is being done with this tool?

Thanks
Johnny

Dear Kyle:

When do we know we are ranking continuously and we can quit our job and this website pays us?

I have been running a different series of content on my websites pertaining to that particular site. For example on my 1 Stop Sporting Goods it is all about Bass fishing broken down into a daily series. Is that cool or not?

Some one was advising me of using Tags plugin with my wordpress. I need your advise on this, is it right?

Hi, Kyle
Yes, I already have a lazy load plugin for both images and videos.
What do you think about converting my images to WebP? Is that advisable?
Thanks!
Frank

Hi, Kyle, firstly is it right to use some of your examples, especially this one on Affiliate marketing as one of my concepts? Secondly, how do I get access to a Domain?

Thanku ! Id like to know how much I have to pay every month for membership?