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Hi! I am on course 2, lesson 2 of the training. I have one blog entry on my site, so far. At which point should I begin applying for affiliate status with other websites?
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Hi mlplustf. This is a great tool to ensure you are active and receiving comments regularly:
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/comments
Hi mlplustf. I just wanted to mention one more thing. The healthier your site is, the more likely you are to get accepted by affiliate programs. You can check the health of your site here:
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites
My site health "needs work". Looks like I better start adding more content. Thanks for the tip.
Hi mlplustf. In my experience, once your website has a decent amount of content, and you are adding new content regularly, this is the time to apply. Also, the more comments you receive from others on your website will increase your chances of getting accepted into an affiliate program. If for some reason, you get a rejection, this article may be of some help: What To Do When Getting Rejected From Affiliate Programs
You can sign up with the Affiliates at any time. I will caution that Amazon requires you to make a sale in the first 180 days or they will shut your account down. You can, however, reapply. It does take some time to get accepted into some of the programs so you could always sign up and wait until you get a few more posts up before you start using affiliate links.
That's my take on it anyways.
Thanks for the info. I'll add more content and work on generating traffic then start applying to affiliate programs.
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When do I sign up for affiliate programs?
Hi! I am on course 2, lesson 2 of the training. I have one blog entry on my site, so far. At which point should I begin applying for affiliate status with other websites?
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That comes in Level 3 of your training, so it's coming up soon! First get traffic, then look to monetize.
Hope this helps :)
Thanks, Nathaniell. After doing some research, my general feeling was to generate traffic first. Good to know I'm on track with the training.
Hi mlplustf. This is a great tool to ensure you are active and receiving comments regularly:
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/comments
Hi mlplustf. I just wanted to mention one more thing. The healthier your site is, the more likely you are to get accepted by affiliate programs. You can check the health of your site here:
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites
My site health "needs work". Looks like I better start adding more content. Thanks for the tip.
Hi mlplustf. In my experience, once your website has a decent amount of content, and you are adding new content regularly, this is the time to apply. Also, the more comments you receive from others on your website will increase your chances of getting accepted into an affiliate program. If for some reason, you get a rejection, this article may be of some help: What To Do When Getting Rejected From Affiliate Programs
You can sign up with the Affiliates at any time. I will caution that Amazon requires you to make a sale in the first 180 days or they will shut your account down. You can, however, reapply. It does take some time to get accepted into some of the programs so you could always sign up and wait until you get a few more posts up before you start using affiliate links.
That's my take on it anyways.
Thanks for the info. I'll add more content and work on generating traffic then start applying to affiliate programs.
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Where do I find affiliates?
The affiliate programs you join will depend on your niche. Have you started your training yet? I see that you are still a starter member, so I'm not sure where you are in the courses yet.
Once you get your website up, get some content on there, and get some traffic to your site, then you should start looking for affiliate programs. Here is a training that teaches you how to find relevant affiliate programs to your niche: How to Find Relevant Affiliate Programs Hope this helps!
Hi Nathaniell. I did lesson 1. Since I have a limited time where I can ask questions, I wanted to get some of them answered before committing to a paid membership. I have found some answers to some other questions via the community - extremely helpful.
I have about 2 hours a day to dedicate to WA and my website so it may take me a little longer than others to get thru the courses.
I'll check out the link regarding affiliate programs.
Thank you for your help.
Ah, OK. Totally understand.
BTW, actually, 2 hours a day is pretty good in my opinion! If you can dedicate that much time, I think you'll make progress pretty fast.
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Do I find my own affiliates or does wa provide a list?
Where do I find affiliates?
The affiliate programs you join will depend on your niche. Have you started your training yet? I see that you are still a starter member, so I'm not sure where you are in the courses yet.
Once you get your website up, get some content on there, and get some traffic to your site, then you should start looking for affiliate programs. Here is a training that teaches you how to find relevant affiliate programs to your niche: How to Find Relevant Affiliate Programs Hope this helps!
Hi Nathaniell. I did lesson 1. Since I have a limited time where I can ask questions, I wanted to get some of them answered before committing to a paid membership. I have found some answers to some other questions via the community - extremely helpful.
I have about 2 hours a day to dedicate to WA and my website so it may take me a little longer than others to get thru the courses.
I'll check out the link regarding affiliate programs.
Thank you for your help.
Ah, OK. Totally understand.
BTW, actually, 2 hours a day is pretty good in my opinion! If you can dedicate that much time, I think you'll make progress pretty fast.
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That comes in Level 3 of your training, so it's coming up soon! First get traffic, then look to monetize.
Hope this helps :)
Thanks, Nathaniell. After doing some research, my general feeling was to generate traffic first. Good to know I'm on track with the training.