Progress Update and Looking For Advice
Happy Sunday my WA family!
I hope this blog post finds you well.
I am simply writing today to give a little bit of a progress update as to what I have been up to lately!
I have solved a few different problems over the couple weeks and I am quite proud of it!
First, I needed to get 3 Amazon sales as I was close to being "fired".
Let me say, this community pulled together and helped me reach my goal of 3 sales. I also bought from others links to help them get their 3 sales as well.
This community is exceptional, caring, and kind. Easily, some one could have had me buy from their link and not returned the favor.
But, after honest and true help, I can happily say I met my goal of 3 sales and Amazon has fully accepted me into their program. This was a HUGE step for my website and I am extremely happy about it.
Secondly, I wanted to implement a strategy into my website that is similar to that of Jay's nfl snack helmets.
I wrote my first post concerning my favorite team (the chicago cubs) and it successfully has been indexed and because the type of product is so unique, it is the number one result and on the first page of both yahoo and bing. It is also on the first page of google as the 3rd results.
I am extremely happy about this and it inspires me to continue writing more.
However, I would like to reach out and get advice from the community.
I'd love your advice!
The advice I'm seeking, is something I hope you can help me with.
I don't necessarily want to create posts for every single MLB team. How do you think I could still make a professional looking site by only doing a certain group of teams?
Perhaps I could only do the NL central and then I can do the NFC North in football?
However, if I only do the NL central teams, I miss huge market teams like the Yankees, Dodgers, and more.
How do you suggest I approach this?
Anyways,
Thanks for reading my progress update and sharing your thoughts.
I truly owe it to the community for my current success!
No, I'm not making money, but that's okay.
My website hasn't won the war, but we've definitely won a few battles. :)
Thanks again,
Russell
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Russell, you picked out an amazing picture to describe what you have been up to. I couldn't resist reading what you had to say because of the picture.
You can't win a war overnight. You have to win one battle at a time.
Unfortunately, my brain is overflowing with ideas that I came up with after attending an event in Denver yesterday, so I can't make it slow down enough to figure out a recommendation for your "challenge." So, I will just say - trust your instinct.
Congratulations for the winning your recent battles. Those are great victories. They also highlight how great our WA community is.
Sondra,
Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to comment and spread kindness to my post.
I definitely will keep working hard to win each battle and hopefully, with diligence, the battle will one day be won!
Russell
My pleasure. It is an awesome post. You have inspired me to find one of my favorite photographs that I have taken of a knight so that I can hang on my bulletin board for inspiration.
One battle at a time.
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Creating MLB post on a group of teams sounds good as long as is about Cubs, Cubs, Cubbies and Chicago Cubs...lol.
I in my short time of blogging I feel that you go with what your gut feeling directs you.
Barry
You're a cubs fan too? WOW!!! I am so glad to hear it hahaha. I have decided to have a drop down menu and seperate the teams by NL/AL. I will overtime eventually add every single team. If all works like my cubs post, I could have a ton of traffic coming!