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On my WA site, I've decided to make a FAQ for my visitors. But aside from "What is WA?" and "What does WA cost?" I cannot think of any other questions. What are some other quest
Try to look at WA from someone that has no knowledge on it. Think about what details you would want to know from that perspective.
The information should all be covered in your review. Just turn this information into questions.
Hi again, lol try and remember some of the questions you had when you first started, it was a bit confusing and overwhelming right ? Think of some of those and answer them..
Hi:
Where do I start ?
What does WA offer for training ?
Where do I find my affiliate link,
how can earn commission ?
where do I go if I have a question...
here are a couple that I see a lot .
On my WA site, I've decided to make a FAQ for my visitors. But aside from "What is WA?" and "What does WA cost?" I cannot think of any other questions. What are some other quest
What is WA going to do for me that other training courses won't?
What's the difference between Starter and Premium memberships?
Those are just a couple of things that immediately come to mind.
Charlie
Try to look at WA from someone that has no knowledge on it. Think about what details you would want to know from that perspective.
The information should all be covered in your review. Just turn this information into questions.
Hi again, lol try and remember some of the questions you had when you first started, it was a bit confusing and overwhelming right ? Think of some of those and answer them..
Hi:
Where do I start ?
What does WA offer for training ?
Where do I find my affiliate link,
how can earn commission ?
where do I go if I have a question...
here are a couple that I see a lot .
Please excuse me if this is a stupid question, and I imagine it'll be answered later in training anyway, but I have my site right now as a TVs niche. Reviews and purchases. So o
The best way to think of your site intially is that you want to help people gain a knowledge base of your niche and eventually your trust. Only then should you be thinking about money. The money will come but you have to work hard at getting traffic and trust. Content and traffic are king and queen.
Don't worry about linking at this point, just concentrate on building out your content. Not everything you write will be a product review. You could do informative articles like, How to set up a surround sound system or How to choose the right tv for your family room or something, just throwing some things out there. I obviously know nothing about your niche
How do I get to be an affiliate when i've no content?
Please excuse me if this is a stupid question, and I imagine it'll be answered later in training anyway, but I have my site right now as a TVs niche. Reviews and purchases. So o
The best way to think of your site intially is that you want to help people gain a knowledge base of your niche and eventually your trust. Only then should you be thinking about money. The money will come but you have to work hard at getting traffic and trust. Content and traffic are king and queen.
Don't worry about linking at this point, just concentrate on building out your content. Not everything you write will be a product review. You could do informative articles like, How to set up a surround sound system or How to choose the right tv for your family room or something, just throwing some things out there. I obviously know nothing about your niche
What is WA going to do for me that other training courses won't?
What's the difference between Starter and Premium memberships?
Those are just a couple of things that immediately come to mind.
Charlie