Creating Tutorials
Maybe I am a bit silent on the WA Blogs, but this is because I am very busy writing.
SiteContent
I use most of the time SiteContent for writing my content, but not for the new thing I am doing. SiteContent is an absolutely lovely system. Simply love it. I use it for all the content for my sites. I've recently published a big review on some product for my main niche site, which was a lot of work. Another one is already ready written and waiting for publishing. I just feel its wrong to publish two reviews with similar products after each other, so it is idling there until I have written enough other posts again for my site.
Ohh.. hmm, still got to get started on that guide, Jay...
Site Engagement
As both me and my wife have been actively using the siteComments and siteFeedback system to provide all of you of comments and feedback, we had a lot of points to spend, so last weekend I spend a bunch on my main niche site to gain more engagement. The plan is to continue doing so in the coming weeks, so that it keeps getting updated.
Bootcamp Site
I also restarted my Bootcamp site. I feel now more ready than ever to do something about this site as I now know pretty much everything (important) about the Wealthy Affiliate Platform. It is therefore way easier to promote something when you actually know what you are promoting.
Since the Affiliate Bootcamp has been updated last May/June by Kyle, I have restarted the entire course material and I am now working my way through it, while updating the website with newer content. I have finally figured out also what my target audience will be and in what way I want to use Wealthy Affiliate to get referrals.
Tutorials & Courses
The past months while I was learning to use the tools that WA has to offer, I also picked up on what people need and have troubles with. I started preparing course material by taking screenshots of a lot of area's of the platform.
So since three days ago I started finally writing my course material in the form of Tutorials and Courses.
Posting Frequencies Updated
I will now try to write for my bootcamp site at least three times a week. With that in mind, I now reduced my posting frequency on my main niche site from 7 times a week to about 5 times a week, (all weekdays basically), so that I can use the weekends on engagement on the sites (comments), catching up on writing content for either site (when things get a bit much), building my bootcamp site and writing tutorials/course material.
Yet, if I see anything interesting, I will post something on WA too. Otherwise you will see me helping people on chat or on Q&A.
- Steven
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Wow, your fingers must be worn to the bone! Great job. I am looking forward to getting to the point where I am comfortable with my posting skills to crank out more content. In the meantime, its learn, learn, learn!!
hahaha Valerie.
Suppose you are right. But I am very good at writing a lot at a very fast pace. It gets difficult for me when I cannot find material to write about, such as is the case on WA blog sometimes.
Learning is a good thing too though! Keep on going!
That's true Kaju, that's true. Not always easy to come up with something useful though. Now is that blog meant for your progress reporting, but to say everyday that I wrote yet another post is pointless so hence I try to find stuff that is interesting and useful to everybody.
Great job, Steven. Thank you for all the work you and your wife do to help the rest of us. shary
That's awesome Steven!!! Great job at taking on so many areas of your business at once, and going through boot camp again, and what you are going to implement with the courses!!
You have achieved alot!!!
Congrats to you!!
Tracy
Yeah, but it is all a lot of work ;)
But it is worth it.
How are you doing with your courses?
Well to be honest, I need to move on. I do not have my website content complete, but I am at the point in training that I should give feedback, then in turn get feedback. I haven't asked for feedback because it is not where I want it to be.. But I need to move on. I am starting to feel stuck, and I don't like that feeling. I am dedicated, and determined to do this, and I am very passionate, and experienced in my niche, so in the end I think it will be pretty good!!
Thanks for asking
Tracy
Hi Tracy,
When you get in the course to a point where you don't want to do the task at hand or feel you are not ready for it there are two choices:
1) You can go back on the past lessons and try to work your way through that first.
In case of your feedback part: Get the content and site out etc, before you go back to the feedback part.
2) hop over it and continue the lessons
For example when you come across Adsense or Pinterest and you don't feel like having this for your site. I had this myself. I didn't want to have commercials on my site nor did I want to be busy with a lot of social media while building my site, so I made 1 social account and then skipped over it to continue on the next lesson etc.
Hope that helps.
Steven
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You certainly are busy...it all sounds productive to me. You really are maximizing all WA has to offer. Good example to follow. Thanks for checking in...always good to hear from you.
Debbie
Hi Debbie,
most of it is productive I suppose. I could still learn to not get distracted by a lot of things and get even more content out at a greater pace. But yes, trying to do all I can to get interesting stuff published and yet also to keep building my sites.
Thanks.
Steven