I have earned something !
It took me 3 months, but today I saw that someone had ordered from Amazon by my link. The item has been shipped. Actually, it has only been several weeks since I became an Amazon affiliate.
The sale was so small that I will contain my excitement without much difficulty.
Still, this seems like a breakthrough of sorts. It is certainly an inpiration to keep posting and learning.
It seems that making 3 sales (in 6 months?) may not be all that difficult.
I have found Amazon quite helpful if I have a question. Amazon Associates Central is anxious to help. They are then solicitous of my opinion about how well they responded to my questions.
Veterans on WA will be able to recall their first sales and will relate. But newcomers (other newcomers, since I am in that category) will share with me this unique experience as this happens.
That's it. No reason to go on. Thanks to WA and the community for providing us with this opportunity for passive income. It wasn't high dollar, but it happened as I was sleeping.
Thankfully, Richard
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Amazing! I hit the 3 month mark tomorrow, no sales yet but starting to get some clicks. Congratulations 👍🏻
Congratulations Richard on your first sale :)
Have you got this sale as a result of organic
traffic or social media?
I guess you followed the OEC training to get
this result?
How many articles you have on your blog now
and what is the word length?
How many articles you are publishing per week?
Organic traffic, I believe, but I will check.
OEC? Probably so, but tell me what this is. Yes, if it is WA training.
About 26 articles, but only around 8 since I became an Amazon affiliate.
Word length since Premium is about 1200 average.
2 per week.
Thank you, Richard, for your reply.
By OEC, I mean the core "Online Entrepreneur Certification"
course here in WA.
I have never been big on abbreviations. In Korea as an army officer, the Korean language was easier for me to learn than military abbreviations and acronyms.
Because most people don't have the
mental toughness, commitment, and discipline
needed to become an army officer.
Thanks, I just took ROTC and was commissioned thereafter. Not that difficult, but I enjoyed service and veteran benefits now.
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A great result Richard.
Derek