I've Made A Big Shift In My Business
I am currently onboarding my main website to an SEO agency.
They will handle everything regarding keyword strategy, article writing, content publishing, on page optimization, and guest posting.
I'm excited, because it frees up my time to focus on more important things that will help my blog achieve more revenue.
In previous blog posts, I mentioned that my goal this year is to focus on building out a marketing funnel, increasing conversions in my funnel, and training those that I refer.
Since my blog already has been getting a handful of conversions each month, and I want to make sure that the focus of those conversions are going into Wealthy Affiliate, because it is my most profitable affiliate program, and they really take care of their customers.
Once my blog is getting $250 per month in revenue from Wealthy Affiliate, the agency will work on scaling my Wealthy Affiliate campaign even more. I plan to reinvest all my revenue from Wealthy Affiliate, back into the business.
For those of you who have created a steady stream of affiliate commissions I encourage you to look into scaling with an agency. It will also free up your time so you can focus on scaling your website to even bigger heights.
I realize that outsourcing is a topic of conversation that is difficult for many people on here. But I learned my lesson many years ago. Your business is not worth your time, if it takes you away from those you love.
Don't let your business and money make you a slave to it.
Focus on what you love doing in the business, and outsource the rest.
Learn how to outsource, how to automate, and how to scale, so you can build a business that is your slave.
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This is my goal!
If I've only learned one thing since joining WA, it is the time - and I do mean t-i-m-e required to make your website profitable.
It's so much more than writing and publishing a few posts a week!
You are so fortunate to be able to do this - I wish you much success!
Keep us posted on how this strategy is working!
Susan
Hi Susan, yes I agree. imo people who start a blog should budget $200 per month for it, just to start. Also expect to return all revenue back into the business as long as possible. With that you will learn ways to make it stretch. That is not an unreasonable for any other business, and especially an affiliate business.
When you consider the costs involved in starting a brick and mortar business, $200 / month is a true bargain and the return on that investment much greater!
Great post Nathan,Thanks for sharing these valuable information with us. I appreciate such ideas. All the best to you on your 2020 journey at WA.Have a great day. Fitzgerald
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Let us know how it turns out, my friend!
I sure will!
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