I've had these same questions as well....

The first thing to do is to not compare your abilities with other people. With every niche, there is always room for new sites in that niche.

Doing Bootcamp, although considered saturated by a lot of people can work if you concentrate on your own style of writing and choice top quality keywords to reflect your site's intentions.

What I mean by this is your 'target audience'. If you look closely at each site that is promoting affiliate marketing they are unique and different and are not necessarily, targeting the same products/programs.

I started Bootcamp in June 2015 and by September 2015, I was already gaining organic visits to my site and sign ups to WA.

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to work on my site for a couple of months but I know that Bootcamp, promoting WA and writing honest reviews on other programs does work.

Take your time in following the lessons and gaining a full understanding of what you need to do. Decide what audience you want to target, ask questions and take a closer look at other people's sites and you will see that it is possible to succeed with a new affiliate marketing site based on internet marketing education and reviews.

Hope this helps.

Lis

I'm not sure as I have a niche website and haven't taken the bootcamp training yet. If I do, I'll let you know. I have been considering it, but it would be a second website and alot more work.