Hi Sam, you can always cancel and come as premium once you are settled financially. Your website and account at WA will be saved. To Cancel your account. Click your profile picture and on the popup menu click account setting. There you will options given to choose. Good luck.

Click on your profile image in the upper-left here and select Account Settings. Once that page loads, click on Me,Berkshire- and then on Stop Billing & Cancel My Account.

I hope this helps! Cancel Wealthy Affiliate Membership and Stop Billing To go direct to account management: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/membership/manage

Hi Sam, you can always cancel and come as premium once you are settled financially. Your website and account at WA will be saved. To Cancel your account. Click your profile picture and on the popup menu click account setting. There you will options given to choose. Good luck.

Click on your profile image in the upper-left here and select Account Settings. Once that page loads, click on Me,Berkshire- and then on Stop Billing & Cancel My Account.

Click next to your profile pic, then go to account settings, then click membership, scroll down and you will see cancel membership option

1. On the upper left is your avatar. On the right side of that is a little arrow that should look like this:">".
Click on it.

2. Click now on "Account Settings".

3. Search for the "Subscription Settings" tab.

4. Click on "Membership".

5. Then "Stop Billing & Cancel Membership"

6. Finally, click on "Stop Billing & Close Account" once more.

7. ???

8. Profit.

I don't know what happens at step #7 since I don't want to quit.

If you want to focus Wealthy affiliate as your niche, you can create a niche website. As beginners I would encourage you to work on one website.

depends on what your website is about. If it is in the make money online or affiliate marketing field then yes. If it is about something totally unrelated then no.
That doesn't mean you cannot write a relevant post, i.e
If you have a website about healthy eating - a blog post about how to start your own healthy eating blog with the help of WA might be relevant.
But imagine hitting that same website about healthy eating and finding a random review of WA, it wouldn't convert and might harm your website
just my views
John

Every post and review has it's own unique title. The title of your article or review becomes your keyword. You need to include this keyword in your content preferably at the beginning of your article and at the end of your article. If possible you can include in the main part of your article. This will make your content keyword-rich text, and it's good for google. Use the "Research" icon and search your key words from there.

Not sure if I understand what you are asking but generally each article/review should target one keyword or keyword phrase with long tail keywords used inserted in the article so that the article reads clearly and make sense. I am sure someone else will have a much better answer for you but I hope this helps.

Chris...TheHomeBizWizz

Every single article, post etc must be built around a separate new keyword phrase.

Try and login through WA emails on your inbox.

Why not try clicking on website on the left then Site Manager then find the site you want and use the Admin or User passwords you have there.
I have had this problem before and this is how I solved it.
Robert-A