The Ideas are Coming Together
I know I keep saying this, but real life has struck again. It has taken me away from doing things on WA and my ranking has slipped because of it. However, I am learning quite a bit.
First, I find that I get more value commenting on other's sites than just requesting comments. I literally spend time on some mornings just visiting sites and leaving comments. Knowing how valuable comments are to leading to a site's ranking, it only makes sense that we help each other out. I'd veer away from just leaving blanket comments, but leave things that will allow the poster to engage in return dialogue.
Second, Google Adsense is a lot less painful than I thought it would be. Now that I know how it works, I feel less intimidated clicking on ads that I am interested in during my own browsing. Of course, I don't encourage randomly clicking ads, as that is unethical and could be seen as invalid clicks by Google if you're not careful.
Third, I am thinking of making yet another site to go after my worship ministry passion. I just have to find the time to devote to maintaining two sites, 3 jobs, and a family of sick people. Money is an issue, and I hope to start making some here soon so that I can drop some of the external work (but not all).
I appreciate all you that follow me and look forward to working together to continue to build our futures. If you read this, you can help by adding your site to your profile if you haven't already. This enables me and others to be able to visit your site just from being in my network. I hope I can help!
God Bless You
Raphael
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Anyone who has a full life will have difficulty maintaining daily activities at WA. This is just normal. Ranking does not put one penny in your pocket. If you have time to stay in WA all day your ranking will increase but your income probably won't. What you are experiencing is normal for a productive person.
Thank you. I know what you mean. Unfortunately not being in WA means not getting my posts up as frequently as I would like. It is encouraging to hear that this is normal, though. Thank you!