Thanks WA Community
I've really enjoyed watching all the comments and encouragement come in since joining. I am still going through the training videos. Can I take a moment and be honest?
As someone who is technologically adept, I am struggling to stop myself from skipping a step. Why? Because I am nowhere near the smartest person in this community but some info seems too basic. Don't get me wrong ... it's not and I don't want to miss any important information. That being said, some of us who have been webmasters can find the early stages frustrating. We just want to jump to the content as a feature and make money.
I am patient. And the training is good content. There is no reason to not perservere.
Can I be honest again? Despite all the positive, encouraging notes, comments and messages, I am not ready to call WA my family. No offense to anyone that said "welcome to the family" or considers this a family. I am just not wired that way - it's on me to get to the point where this is my online, business family. I do think it is possible. For now, I am calling it my community. I may be splitting hairs. If you haven't noticed, that's what I do.
Fair or harsh? Let me know. Until next time, I'll be watching videos and transferring domains.
Recent Comments
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I like your attitude. One of the important lessons we hear here is content is king. In order to generate traffic organically and get conversions, without paying for ads, that is the best way. And off course to use social media to boost our traffic.
When do you think your website will have 100 articles?
Having said that, it seems you know how to do effective SEO without having to go through all the lessons. And that is FANTASTIC!
Depending on what niche you selected, you should be earning money quicker than those who joined at the same time as you.
I wish you all the best.
Edwin
I'm going to shoot for 1 a day. Guess that means 100 days from now!