So I log in to the back office of my website after having put up a fresh post last night, and lo and behold... Three people found the post through a Google Search. Of course, WordPress doesn't say what the search phrases were, but I can hazard a guess. ;)So, times this by 100 and I can't help but have people search and land in my home. It's intense to create so much content, but hey, if you love it then it's not work. ;)Success!!

Yes! After many meticulous hours I've finally gotten to the point where my site actually looks like a site. It's a spiritual journey-type niche. Big images, a menu filled with goodies, and the site is looking sharp in general. Just have to hook up some social media and BAM! I can sit back and stare at all that hard work for a bit.There's three rules out there for aspiring creators.Give 20% of your day to creating content. (That's 4.8 hours.)Work while everyone else plays.Turn work into play....

When I initially joined, I was only interested in getting my information and getting out. I wasn't interested in having any community ties, nor was I interested in forking over $50-some a month for something that may or may not work.Well, it's been about a month now. I have my sites (internet homes) on Bluehost, which, boy lemme tell you, that was a hassle-and-a-half of work trying to figure out a new system. I did that so, in case I didn't like WA, I could still have my sites without a huge mo