Ask.com will help.

Good timing Thomas, we're on the same page. I'm taking advice from Gunnertwist. (ask.com)

Thanks for tis. I had the same question!

I use places like Ask .com and put in my keyword and see what people are currently asking about with regards to my keyword. It can give u a whole bunch of ideas that way.

carl

I used the WA keyword tool and it works for me. I also used Google Search.

Is possible to do a key word search and make a sensible blog using certain keywords Pepperd thoughout the blog?

What Steve said is spot on. I would add reading books about your particular niche as well. I do a lot of book reviews but while I'm reading the book I get tons of article ideas of my own. Then I jump into Jaaxy and start hitting up the Alphabet Soup method to see what people are searching for.

Let me refer you to SiteRubix Manager...

That's basically what I'm doing. A lot of reading then wrote my own!

You could do a Google search based on your topics and see what's out there. Then, produce even better content.

.net and .com would make two different domain names and two different websites. You would have to register the new .com domain name if it is not already taken. Not worth the hassle.

Its not possible. If you need a.com, you to buy a new .com domain. You might not get the same name. It could be taken already.

Not a good idea Thomas. Your words would be much better.
Jerome

Check what Paul suggests below...then take your course...

That's right Thomas, Robert (boomergp08) answered it for you. But what you can do is use your posts within WA, or others, by copying and pasting the link from the 'Affiliate' box up top. That link will have your unique WA ID, and if a visitor to your site joins WA from clicking on that link, you will get your nice referral commission :)

No, that is against WA policy and also considered as duplicate content by Google. You should have no problem describing the benefits to WA in your own words.

Thank you all for the replies to my question! There might be hope for me yet. Lol

Hi, Thomas...

I would advise you to create your own take on the Wealthy Affiliate program and use bits and pieces as may fit into your own presentation and opinion...

When you do add these supporting screenshots, videos, quotes, etc. if you add a citation to each as to where and when and who, you should be OK...

Everyone has an opinion and their own style of writing...By using your own style, you separate yourself from the crowd that is promoting Wealthy Affiliate.

Certainly, all the benefits and technical information are consistent with all Wealthy Affiliate reviews, but it is how you tell your story that will engage and compel the reader to take action...

There are a million angles to take so it should be fairly easy to use one that is a bit different, offers a new perspective, and hits the emotion of the reader and entices them to take action and sign up for an account...

Best of luck!

Dave : )

Be careful on this so just revamp the words a bit

Hello, Thomas, its better to use our own word, describe it in your own experience.

You may have content duplication issues - Google indexes WA pages.

Basic SEO is just fine...

You are okay with the basic SEO.

No, you don't have to. It's just an option that most plugins have.