8 Reasons Per Second To Build Your WA Business
It might be hard for you to imagine right now but in another 5 or 10 years people might say to you
“It must have been easy in the early days to build a business online”?
We often forget that the internet is still so young.
Although the net is growing at break net speed with so many opportunities available it will never be a set and forget system (despite what the Maverick Marketers suggest) - when there’s so much we have to remember.
Here’s One Thing Worth Remembering.
If you’re enthusiastic about building an affiliate business within Wealthy Affiliate and sometimes wonder if every one who was going to join has already signed up, consider this.
Better still - commit the following to your memory and whenever you think that the world bank of potential ‘Prospects’ is drying up.
The latest statistics, as of Dec 31st 2011 (approx 2/12 years ago) show that 19,136,415 people STARTED using the internet (EACH MONTH) between March and December in 2011, according to internetworldstats.com (This info must take a while to put together and from my research it’s the latest regarding new users)
That’s a whopping 8 people (7.9) per second, that’s right per second.
How many of these people would like to learn just what we are learning here at WA?
The ‘International Telecommunications Union’ estimate that in 2005 only 16% of the worlds population of 6.5 billion was using the internet. In 2013 with a population base of 7.1 billion we had 39% using the internet.
The take away message here is that when you’ve got a plethora of existing people together with literally thousands of new people coming online every day - imagine the potential we have as an active affiliate here WA.
With 8 reasons per second to build your WA business the future is bright for those who want it!
Cheers Russ.
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great post, In the future I think we will have to focus more on keeping our customers attention and engaging them even more. It's getting very competitive online =).
Thats a very good point ddjones, it's one thing being able to attract a visitor but another keeping them engaged for the long term. As the competition increases I think it'll be all be about quality, simplifying chunks of complex information into bite size pieces to share with a content hungry audience.
Thanks for the comment!
Thats a great question Nathaniell !
It's a bit like having the worlds greatest 'Mousetrap'. If there's a plague of mice you only need a 'reasonably good' trap to be able to catch hoards of them if the trap is placed correctly with the Cheese tasting 'just okay'.
Conversely, you could have the latest hi tech, super sensory, cheese favoured mouse impaling death trap guaranteed to instantly end the life of this poor little rodent before it could say 'Cheddar Cheese' - BUT - if this perfect super Mouse blitzing trap is placed where mice don't go you still won't catch any.
So, although we have the best training and support here at WA and we can get to build terrific websites, no one will actually visit our respective website unless we can place the site or link in front of an audience with the right tasting Cheese!
With at least 8 people per second going online we've got a great chance to meet them at the 'gate' as it were, once we learn how to position ourselves and have the right 'Cheese' to offer!
One things for sure Nathaniell, looking at your website you've got some first class tasty 'Cheese' on offer I must say. Your trap is in the right place too - must be - I found it and signed up anyway!
Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Pretty amazing stuff Russell...and very true. "Now's the time, the time is now". Keep building and we'll be eventually rewarded for our efforts.
Wow Russ what an awesome article. That many new users every day had never occurred to me. I think most people here could benefit from reading that. Nice work!
Jo
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Great post!The best time to start anything is NOW or 20 years ago :-)
Well said Ivelina, funny you should just post this comment because (literally), five minutes ago I was showing my son the picture of your little 'blogging' studio. What a coincidence!..... Thanks for your comment Ivelina
Wow, coincidence indeed.I would really like to work in that office space.You are very welcome, great value and information!