I'm starting to use the html editor instead of the text editor. Also, I think I found a good article on how to edit the menus and categories. (I think). I'll thoroughly read through it and hopefully start getting the hang of it here.

Yeah, it's been a learning curve alright, especially with all the different plugins and widgets.

Could you suggest some must have widgets Jay?

Thanks my friend!
Destry

Yes the visual editor is what you're supposed to be using because it is WYSIWYG. You can use the text part only if you have to add some code to format your article for some reason.

For widgets, I don't usually use a lot of widgets but all my sites have a search widget if there isn't one built into the theme. A Recent Posts widget set to show a minimum of 5 most recent posts. A Categories widget so people can explore the different topics I post about. Sometimes I'll have an HTML widget with the banner code for an affiliate program pasted in so it displays a banner in the sidebar.

Its really up to you and what works best for your niche and conversions.

Thanks for the info! Much appreciated. And after reviewing their guidelines, I think I'm going to pass becoming an affiliate. With such a tie down on what you can do and cannot do with little reward in return, I wouldn't want to deal with their crap.

Thanks for the response and the link. I'm actually on the training part where Kyle is going over setting up your website, etc. Looking forward too seeing what I can do with the services and I've already made two sub domains that are being forwarded to a capture page hosted by the conversion pros. I guess I'll making more sub domains to point to WA as well as I'm an affiliate with MCA (Motor Clubs of America)

Hello, thanks for the reply. WA will allow you to host your files on the site as well? I'm assuming there is training for this?

Also, is there anyway to create capture pages for getting emails/leads?

Thanks!

You can host all of your WordPress files on WA (SiteRubix), it's all implemented automatically when you create a website.

However, you can't host anything other than a WordPress site.

If you want to store additional files, not related to your WordPress installation, then you could do that by creating an appropriate directory and FTPing them onto the server. So long as they're not of significant size, and related to your business, that'd probably be okay. What I mean is business document files you want stored with the site, not 4GB movie files!

Once you have a website, simply create a new page, designed as you needed, and that can act as your landing page.

I'm very intrigued about creating unpublished dark post or unpublished post in FB as it lets you get more specific with who you are targeting.

I'm currently an affiliate with MCA (Motor Club Of America) and I want to promote their services, and possibly get them to sign up and become an affiliate as well so I can make a residual income.

So far, I've had my ads account disabled for violations and soon will create another facebook account and business page. After that, I'll have to have someone create a business manager so they can ad me as an admin where I can make multiple ad accounts just in case facebook disables it, I'll have back ups. I've learned from a top earner for MCA that does facebook ads training for MCA and she has helped many get their first sales, even after trying for so many months.

I'm currently using Bing ads and they're really supportive. They will call you and have a one on one session to make sure your ads are running properly to get the best CPC rate. But I'm not getting any results or leads as of yet.

Thanks for the reply!

I think you are doing the right thing to have some backup. I know that FB will disable your account if you directly link the company's sales page. So you always want to post something to promote on your website and link FB ad to your website. You may already know about it though.

I have not used Bing Ads and want to learn about it very soon as FB ads get pretty tricky, and could go pricey.

Good luck!