One Wild Ride
This whole experience has opened me up to a new side of the internet. I knew that all websites used cookies, but I didn't know that number of people that were able to make money just because a site has put cookies on their computer.
I don't know if I will ever be able to look at another website the same way again. Here in the states the FCC requires a person to disclose that they have affliate links, but not all sites do and people in other countries aren't required to do so.
I know Kyle and Carson are all about helping before earning, but I have to wonder if there are some people out there writing reviews on things just to get a higher conversion. Am I the only one that wonders about something like this? I know for me, integity is important and I really do like helping people.
I've also found that I look at the world through a different lense. Everything I do and interact with I ask my self the question, is this a possible idea to write about?
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Here is the thing, you don't need to worry what anyone else does but yourself. Integrity is your value, not theirs and it's you that will be building the trust with your audience.
As soon as you stop trying to think about what everyone else is doing and focus on yourself it will clear a lot of stuff up for you.
Cookies or not -- when I find a website that delivers great value to me, I am more than happy to contribute or buy things from that website. They have my trust.
To me it is about abundance. There's plenty out there for everyone. We reach out and help others whether they help us back or not. It is unconditional.
Cramervod is correct. Everyone is different. You do what is right for you. Don't worry and be happy --