My Short & Long Term Goals – Creating Your Own Successes

bySpike S

103 followers

12 years ago

I’ve read through all of the Bootcamp and Getting Started Guides pretty closely, and I must admit they included some really great information. I’ve done some of my own studying, I’ve begun to start working on my 1st SiteRubix site, and I believe I’ve come up with a pretty solid plan of action for how I’m going to do this. Truth be told, programming things is what I do. Although I do still have quite a bit to learn about computer programming & creating apps/plugins for major websites, I can definitely see myself heavily doing this within the next 3 months or so once I learn everything I need to first learn. Learning is a very important step you need to do before taking action with something, because otherwise, there will be many of the vital “missing pieces” when you attempt to take action.

My SiteRubix site basically advertises around the getting started guides Kyle created. I wrote a page (similar to that of a certain page on Kyle’s training blog – but still totally re-written from my perspective with other add-on information) and basically linked to different pages on Kyle’s getting started guide attached with my Wealthy Affiliate affiliate link. My SiteRubix site is not complex, it uses primarily a white interface, and it cuts right to the chase. No “extra stuff” that might confuse my readers. Although I do talk about numerous other things like Mechanical Turk, creating toolbars on Conduit, selling YOUR stuff on Ebay, and so on, my primary advertisement on my SiteRubix website is Wealthy Affiliate.

There are 3 different routes I will be pursuing both long term and short term/long term based. My plan involves a pretty large learning curve, long term goals, and short term/long terms goals. They include:

1. Developing my own software, apps, or plugins. This includes Google Developers, Apple Developers, Wordpress Developers, etc.
2. Using Paid Advertising to Advertise a Focused Niche Based Article Directory Submission Website. As you may have guessed, my article directory niche is within the programming area. Each article will be monetized with Ebay & Amazon ads, along with a banner on the left side widget that’ll link to a review page for Wealthy Affiliate. This will be my primary website. This is a long term goal.
3. Heavily Advertise Wealthy Affiliate through my FREE SiteRubix.com website. Although I’ve heard many people say the Internet Marketing niche is hard, personally, I think it’s quite easy. Although it can be easy, it’s important that you do it in a professional (respectful) manner. Build an awesome website, use different advertising strategies alongside your website through 3rd party mediums, and regularly blog for your Internet Marketing based website. More importantly, write GREAT posts, because only great posts are what will actually engage people.

The reason why advertising Wealthy Affiliate is smart is because everybody out there is looking to make $, in one form or another. Although there are truly some people out there who have serious focus problems or can’t type behind a computer for long periods of time, the money making niche is easily one of the largest niches out there. Like Kyle has pointed out within the WA affiliate bootcamp training course. . . There are BILLIONS of people out there that are interested in making $. Another big reason to solely advertise for Wealthy Affiliate is the (large) recurring commissions. I think many of you here can relate to getting that 1 Amazon sale and making $0.50, but when you make a Wealthy Affiliate sale, that’s either a $22.50 or $175.00 commission. Enough said, right?

The same way Terry Winograd encouraged Larry Page to pursue the ideal of Google, I encourage you to pursue your own long term goals & ideals. Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate your time, & I look forward to becoming a premium member here at Wealthy Affiliate in the soon upcoming weeks.

Sincerely,

Spike S