I started OEC and Bootcamp at same time.... I slowed down on Bootcamp and devoted my training time to OEC.... I completed OEC training a while back.... now I am returning to Bootcamp .... I am going back to lesson one and have Bootcamp Training as one of my goals...
I would recommend as a newbie start with OEC ... it is great training
TIM

Hey Ryan,
I've been told that if we're a newbie, it's easier to go with OEC first. I was town between the 2 at first, too. I asked my mentor a long with a few other people like you've done here and I decided to finish OEC first and then move on to bootcamp.

And you're right, in the end it is your choice but it might be harder to go with bootcamp first. I'm not sure as I haven't done it yet but this is what I've been told.

All the best
Melissa

I got itching feet at about the same point in the training as you are. I asked the same question and was advised to stick with OEC then go on to Bootcamp. I'm doing that, still doing the OEC training, and although I'm not making any money yet I think it was the right decision as I get further along.
I think most people must question if they're on the right track at around the same point, we want things to happen faster.
I think I made the right decision for me. I have a small baby and i wouldn't have had the time to create any more content. But you may be speeding through the training for all I know. Go with your gut, you can always change your mind later on.
Good luck Ryan

If you've had previous experience of online marketing before joining WA, then it's fine to start with the Bootcamp, but if you're a newbie to the affiliate marketing industry, then I'd suggest doing OEC first.
When you've generated some sales and have earned some commissions from a niche website, you'll then be able to diversify into promoting WA as you'll be able to provide the proof that affiliate marketing works. That will make you able to promote industry training with credibility and confidence.
I would certainly do both in time, but only one at a time.
Build one site and generate an income from it before starting another.
Hope that helps.
Wishing you much success whichever route you choose.
Cheers
Rich :-)

Hi - both sets of training start off in a similar way, but then go more in-depth in different directions. You would need a separate website for each one.

Trying to follow two sets of training and add content on a regular basis to different websites could be challenging and time-consuming.

The make money online niche and promoting WA is very competitive, and you would need at least 100 posts to even start getting any attention.