Hi - first of all, I took a look at your site. You are in one of the most competitive niches - health and wellness. You would have to write some very in-depth posts with a level of authority in the subject. Last year Google introduced the Medic Update to cut down on health sites that were full of generic content, and were written by people without appropriate qualifications.

What this means is, you may struggle to rank highly, which is the key to success. I am also concerned that your profile shows you completed all 5 levels of training in the space of a month. Can you genuinely say you watched every video and completed every task?

I am sorry if this sounds negative, but you need to fully understand every process to make any kind of income in a short space of time.

As you've mentioned, there are many factors involved. That said, I would say that you can't expect much until at least 6 months in and even then I'd say more like a year.

If you work consistently and learn well, there is no reason you can't start earning within a few months.
Vicki

you should expect a return after about five months and a full time income after about 14 months if you understand the process

Hi - its more of a question as to whether you have enough posts to be accepted by an affiliate program first.

When you apply to join them, they will inspect your website to see if it is suitable. Some expect to see around 20 posts, others want to know that you have daily traffic etc. Amazon accepts relatively new sites but you have to make 3 sales in 180 days which can be difficult to achieve.

You need to read the terms and conditions of each affiliate program you apply to.

I think your first post can have links. It becomes ugly when there are too many on one page though

Hi - click on the star in the grey search bar at the top of the screen.