It's been just over 2 weeks since joining WA, and I feel like I've made a lot of progress.I've got both my sites up and running, content and the layout I like in each. Need lots more content but that is coming - it's just a matter of having enough time to do everything!I got my first WA referral on the 12th day of my WA membership - my site was only live for 3 days and had only just gotten indexed by Google when the first referral came in! I think that's an awesome result - one, or a few referra

I had a totally different post in mind (in fact wrote it yesterday but couldn't post as I'm limited to 1 blog a day), but I've just read something that really got me ranting here in real life.A little earlier someone asked for feedback on their site. He's working on it - it's got a few issues and I gently pointed a few things out to him (careful that you don't look spammy etc.), along with a few positive notes. Sometimes it's hard hearing negative feedback, but we should all seek it (as this mem

I've noticed that a lot of people have trouble deciding on their niche. It really shouldn't be that hard - this is not a huge thing. I know, starting out you think that making perfect decisions at the very start is crucial, but frankly, it just isn't that important! If you make a choice that's wrong for you, you can change your mind! All that's "wasted" is a bit of time - you'll have gone through the steps to setting up website, learning - it's all valuable and when you set up a new niche yo

So I'm working away, getting my affiliate site ready (with my own domain coming up today if all goes well)...In the meantime I'm making some new connections - we've got an amazing variety of people here at WA, and I'm finding commonalities around the world! Like people who work in IT, people doing web design, artists, a figure skater, photographers - go figure! It's nice to have so much in common with random people. I'm also finding there are a lot of ex military people here (nothing in commo