26 Days in WA - My Progress so far
26 Days has gone, and It looks like I'm in the best online community out there.
I just want to share my experience with all of you.
My Progress so far
- Bought my first domain using Namecheap
- Created my first Wordpress based website - vidgames4kids.com
- Organized my website and published my first posts within it
- Finished level 1 and nearly finished level 2 in Certification Courses
- Learned a lot although there's still a lot more to learn
- Most important, Met new people and started putting my feet into this amazing community
Some times I was lazy thinking that there is no way I can succeed but lately I told myself that I should continue learning, keeping learning would be a success for me.
What I plan to do next
When I entered this community I thought it was all about money, I was looking for money to be honent, but know I plan to keep going through this community, making friends and keep learning , helping and getting help, without being rushed.
I don't know how I got into this community but I have to say thanks to the guy who guided me here.
Also, I must say that I'm very happy to share my first blog within the community.
Wish me good luck ..
Recent Comments
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I do wish you luck and success.
This is my first week but I have been creating sites for clients and myself for awhile.
Nothing wrong with wanting money! Affiliate marketing is not about charity but it is about providing honest service and connections to help others find what they need, so you are on the right track. So it is a give and take and as long as we provide what we promise we will all have continued income in return.
Best,
Glo
Thanks for your comment and for wishing me luck
I didn't say it's wrong but I think rushing out for it is very wrong.
You are welcome.
The thing with "wrong" is it is just an expression. We say "Nothin' wrong with that!" so it does not really mean wrong . . . just in lateral thinking could mean "unethical" or "greedy". So starting any blog for personal and/or fun reasons is what IT is . . . but affiliate marketing IS designed to make money for the site owner, specifically. So when someone would say, "nothing wrong with that" they mean they understand and agree. If anyone starts a blog or site for fun and then eventually does create a way to generate revenue, that is an afterthought but again, the specific type of marketing that affiliates do is primarily a purpose, while helping others. So affiliate marketing when done aggressively is actually a job, as opposed to how some may do it as something they think of later on.
I do worry that some bloggers and site owners in the back of their mind think they might not deserve monies from their efforts and we all do deserve the perks that our affiliate advertising can bring.
I do agree though that we should go at our own pace and this is indeed a great community!