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I don’t know what to do!!! I came up with THE perfect domain name. I checked it out and it was available. I’ve been letting the excitement grow and finally (2 weeks
Is another extension like .org available? If you want a .com send me the name in a pm that you want and maybe I could give you some suggestions
Can you help with my domain name?
I don’t know what to do!!! I came up with THE perfect domain name. I checked it out and it was available. I’ve been letting the excitement grow and finally (2 weeks
you can probably try another one like .org or if .com isn't occupied or you can try a different name for your website name
Is another extension like .org available? If you want a .com send me the name in a pm that you want and maybe I could give you some suggestions
How can you target a global community using amazon as an affiliate since each country has its own amazon website? If I link all my products to amazon.com, I’m missing out
You can actually register for all of the Amazon country specific affiliate programs and leverage their "one link" technology.
I think this post will offer you insight into this Renee: What is Amazon One Link? But yes, you can definitely target Canadians, people from the US, from the UK, Australia...any country. Your location that you reside is irrespective as to who you can market to.
Oh ok, that makes sense! I must read blogs that don’t use this. Any blog that I’ve ever been on and have clicked on their link to an amazon product, I’ve been taken to amazon.com so I just didn’t realize there was an option to direct people to their countey’s Amazon site
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How does this work for canadians?
How can you target a global community using amazon as an affiliate since each country has its own amazon website? If I link all my products to amazon.com, I’m missing out
You can actually register for all of the Amazon country specific affiliate programs and leverage their "one link" technology.
I think this post will offer you insight into this Renee: What is Amazon One Link? But yes, you can definitely target Canadians, people from the US, from the UK, Australia...any country. Your location that you reside is irrespective as to who you can market to.
Oh ok, that makes sense! I must read blogs that don’t use this. Any blog that I’ve ever been on and have clicked on their link to an amazon product, I’ve been taken to amazon.com so I just didn’t realize there was an option to direct people to their countey’s Amazon site
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I’m in my 7 day trial and like what I see so far. However I would like to know something before committing to premium membership. If I go premium and get a domain and the
I doubt you'll find training like this anywhere else and you'll have to sort thru the scams that promise, but don't deliver.
This is absolutely worth it!
You can build a full time business for $49 a month. That's amazing. As you bring in income, it won't be costing you anything, but that takes time and all depends on you.
I'm just setting up my 5th website tonight.
To Your Success!
Mel
I just renewed for year 2 with WA.
I agree with what the others have said, but I would add that I love the convenience of having everything I need for my site all in one spot. I'm not very computer savvy, and with WA I don't need to be. They take care of everything, and if I have a problem I can get help quickly.
It does seem like a lot of money at the start, but I think it's a good investment.
Best of luck!
Kathleen
Good of you to think this through. Because once you go Premium, you can't go back to a free account. You'd have to transfer your website to another hosting if you decide to stop your Premium membership.
Good news is, that if you take the Black Friday deal, you get half off for the rest of your membership. So that's a great deal.
I don't regret going Premium. It feels so good being able to follow all the training and watching webinars when I feel like it. The quality of the training here is great. It's easy, step by step and effective. The community is amazing, supportive and helpful. This isn't just one course or training. This is a whole lot of trainings and courses into one, including helpful fellow WA members when training doesn't suffice or you get stuck.
And the best thing for me is Site Support. I've had some technical issues with my website that I could never have solved on my own. WA's IT support alone is worth the money to me. My site would have been off line without me being able to fix it if it wasn't for WA.
But this is a slow process. It takes time, persistence and patience to build your online business. So yes, you're in it for the long term, if you want to make it work. Don't expect to get rich fast. It may happen for some, but most WA'ers need months to make their first little bit of money. I gave myself a year to see if I could make a sale and at least two years to see if I can make a steady online income.
Yes it is, I can say that as a long time member.
I would go monthly through November then, take the annual membership when the black Friday special becomes available.
You save in the long term by getting the hosting(top notch hosting) and reduced cost for registration of your site/sites. You would actually pay more for these services outside of WA for less than you receive here. Just the cost of hosting will run almost as much as the Premium package here and there isn't the level of training that WA provides.
So every Black Friday there’s a discount on yearly membership? Being Canadian, my membership will cost me about $60/month, so accessing a discount would help a lot!
I pay just $25/month after the discounts I've taken advantage of for my Premium Membership. I get all the training, access to the community, free hosting and all the benefits. I host some client sites and charge them for keeping their sites up to pay for my WA fees and I save money from having to pay hosting elsewhere.
Yes, Premium membership is worth it for sure.
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Is wa premium membership worth the longterm commitment?
I’m in my 7 day trial and like what I see so far. However I would like to know something before committing to premium membership. If I go premium and get a domain and the
I doubt you'll find training like this anywhere else and you'll have to sort thru the scams that promise, but don't deliver.
This is absolutely worth it!
You can build a full time business for $49 a month. That's amazing. As you bring in income, it won't be costing you anything, but that takes time and all depends on you.
I'm just setting up my 5th website tonight.
To Your Success!
Mel
I just renewed for year 2 with WA.
I agree with what the others have said, but I would add that I love the convenience of having everything I need for my site all in one spot. I'm not very computer savvy, and with WA I don't need to be. They take care of everything, and if I have a problem I can get help quickly.
It does seem like a lot of money at the start, but I think it's a good investment.
Best of luck!
Kathleen
Good of you to think this through. Because once you go Premium, you can't go back to a free account. You'd have to transfer your website to another hosting if you decide to stop your Premium membership.
Good news is, that if you take the Black Friday deal, you get half off for the rest of your membership. So that's a great deal.
I don't regret going Premium. It feels so good being able to follow all the training and watching webinars when I feel like it. The quality of the training here is great. It's easy, step by step and effective. The community is amazing, supportive and helpful. This isn't just one course or training. This is a whole lot of trainings and courses into one, including helpful fellow WA members when training doesn't suffice or you get stuck.
And the best thing for me is Site Support. I've had some technical issues with my website that I could never have solved on my own. WA's IT support alone is worth the money to me. My site would have been off line without me being able to fix it if it wasn't for WA.
But this is a slow process. It takes time, persistence and patience to build your online business. So yes, you're in it for the long term, if you want to make it work. Don't expect to get rich fast. It may happen for some, but most WA'ers need months to make their first little bit of money. I gave myself a year to see if I could make a sale and at least two years to see if I can make a steady online income.
Yes it is, I can say that as a long time member.
I would go monthly through November then, take the annual membership when the black Friday special becomes available.
You save in the long term by getting the hosting(top notch hosting) and reduced cost for registration of your site/sites. You would actually pay more for these services outside of WA for less than you receive here. Just the cost of hosting will run almost as much as the Premium package here and there isn't the level of training that WA provides.
So every Black Friday there’s a discount on yearly membership? Being Canadian, my membership will cost me about $60/month, so accessing a discount would help a lot!
I pay just $25/month after the discounts I've taken advantage of for my Premium Membership. I get all the training, access to the community, free hosting and all the benefits. I host some client sites and charge them for keeping their sites up to pay for my WA fees and I save money from having to pay hosting elsewhere.
Yes, Premium membership is worth it for sure.
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you can probably try another one like .org or if .com isn't occupied or you can try a different name for your website name