Information Overload!
You may have noticed that I have not been quite so active on WA over the last few days, this is not because I'm losing interest - far from it!
Having completed the initial training I decided to embark on the Affiliate Bootcamp as WA is a product I am more than happy to promote, it stands head and shoulders above anything else I've seen out there. My mistake though was to try to rush through the training which resulted in what I can only describe as information overload. So I am trying to take things a little slower, take more breaks, work fewer hours etc.
My goal remains to have portfolio of websites each with a different niche.
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I would suggest against this. Just starting out, you can learn a lot more from just doing one website. What you should do though it still buy your other domain names and just start them. That ways they age a bit before you get started on them which is good for SEO.
Are you just kidding us: you love information overload. Then you have to give it to your subconscious so the most delicious facts rise to the top like heavy cream. Then writing is most worthwhile. Like kittens, your followers lick their lips in anticipation.
What is she going to talk about now, they wonder. ;-)
It's good to have some time out, and let all the info digest. Besides there is a lot of work to be done away from the scene such as looking up keywords etc. I've had a couple of days of not doing too much, but it's better than doing nothing at all for days.
I was just wondering where all my WA buddies have gone to, I was thinking everybody was on vacation. I miss the sun and sand of the Gulf Coast.
I have put time and effort in WA and ignored the other website and I have to get to it because I am pretty sure it will be my "moneymaker"
I hear you Liz! I have this propensity to put the cart before the horse and get bogged down in details I don't need to worry about yet. With the WA training, I don't even LOOK at the future training modules, I stick to what's in front of me now, and it's made a HUGE difference in my productivity :)
I think you are taking the right approach. A little off screen thinking time often produces great results
Hudson.
Yeah, sometimes you just have to slow down and breathe. I've now gone back over some of the training because I didn't realize how important it was at the time.
BTW, after 7 months, I'm still on information overload. But what does that tell you about this great training and support center? Now I know where to to look for the information as I need it though.
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Liz, Make that last line a long term goal. Primary goal is to get one website up and running, with frequent blogs and visitors you help. Just saying. Overload can be avoided with frequent rests to let the stuff sink in. Hope this helps. I believe in you! ^_~0105/8/2
Thanks Caylynn