What does a 'like' mean at Wealthy Affiliate?
Published on April 25, 2017
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I now receive many emails per day regarding member contributions within Wealthy Affiliate. It takes some time to go through these emails.
Initially, I found myself putting a 'like' on almost every email notification. A 'like' was a fast and easy way to acknowledge the effort of others in taking time to post a blog or question. My 'likes' meant I appreciated and/or agreed with the members contribution.
As time has gone on, I have become a bit more selective about extending 'likes' on member contributions. It's not that I don't appreciate everyone taking the time to share, but with all of our time limitations, some contributions are more valuable than others.
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So now I put 'likes' on questions or replies that I find interesting and useful. My 'like' signifies that the specific post or question is the type I would like to see in the future.
This means that I will often NOT put a 'like' on longer posts or those that are purely motivational. I usually agree with the motivational posts, but prefer posts that address the 'how-to's' of affiliate marketing.
One exception is that I receive notifications of posts from a specific member that are motivational and ALWAYS one short paragraph in length. These posts are thought-provoking and to the point.
So for me, a 'LIKE' on a Wealthy Affiliate post means I would just like to see more like it.
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