Secret Treasures Inside WA!
This was something, I'm sure the savvy members caught onto here in WA. But for me, one of the newcomers, I thought I would "pay it forward" to the "newbies" AND to the experienced who may have forgotten about this tip.
Here it is, especially for those in WA classrooms & courses!: When Kyle, Carson, or other experts asks students to post a page of their website for feedback, DON'T think that the feedback [to other students' pages] doesn't apply to you and YOUR website.
Find a half hour somewhere in your schedule and make sure your website pages are "cleared" of the "mistakes/could be written better", suggestions made to other members.
I'm not talking about looking at ALL feedback. [I know somebody is saying,... ugh!!! no way!] Choose a number of how many feedback comments you'll read and compare, to the page you've just created. 2, 3, 5 feedback comments?
Here's some reasons to take the time to check your website against the experts' responses to other member website pages:
- Could be the difference in page 3 rankings, or page 1 rankings
- Could be the difference between 0-1 referral a week, or 2-4 referrals a week.
- Could be the difference between you replacing that job by Spring 2014, or the Fall 2014!
Get my point Ladies and Gentlemen!?
I wish you all a very Happy Holiday!
Yours,
Kevin R.
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What we are learning, if we choose to see it, is to get out of our own way, for success's sake. Thanks Christina for your comments.
Yeah, great tip! It is still very weird for me to actually get feedback, and questions answered regarding Internet marketing. it is so rare to have this kind of community, that it really is hard to remember that there are more feedback/help than the courses and lessons!
You are right Fezd. It is "rare" to be receiving feedback this quickly, plentiful, and knowledgeable filled, for our use. More than the price we pay, to be sure.
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Good advice.