Keep it simple. Stay focused. The power of one.

Thank you for the advice. I was thinking I needed to focus more on one. I'll keep the two other websites I have started but will chose one to focus on for now.

Thanks,
Rick

You can always keep the other two on the back burner until you've seen proven results with the first one.

Hey Rick, great question. Depending on who you ask you will get different answers because it all depends on a case by case situation.

If your like me who has a full time job and a family, it might be confusing and difficult to run 3 sites at a time. I have done it, and I feel like all my sites have suffered because of it.

But if you have a part time job or work at home, then perhaps starting 3 sites at a time might be the way to go.

Hope that helps

I have a full time job, a family and we are remodeling our home.

Rick

Yup!... rather make one mistake at a time...
If you choose to make three at a time!... well... not good for the soul...

Enjoy!
regards
John@Brandview

Hi,
Your computer is not the problem...at least I don't think so. What you are seeing is the blank site before it has been set up. If you have already added pages to your site, then you need to go to appearance>menus and add the desired pages to you menu. Once you have done that, save the changes, then go to manage menu locations (upper left of page) and set the location where you want your menu displayed. This should display your pages on your site.
I hope this helps.

Are you talking about the password to get onto your webside on SiteRubix? If so, that password changes constantly. All you should have to do is hit login from the site manager tab.

The major steps are the same. But, you will have more tools at your disposal including more classes and more contact with WA experts so you will learn how to do more things through a premium membership than you will with the free membership.

Awesome thanks!

If someone registers a .com or. net for the name that you are using under .siterubix.com, you will not be notified until you try to set up that name. It will tell you its taken. You don't have to change your site rubix name if this happens because siterubix.com is a 3 rd party name.

Thank you! just to clarify if I set up a siterubix and someone registers the com or net name a week or month after I've set it up I do not have to change it. I just wanted to make sure. Appreciate the response.

A siterubix name is not registered. If you pick a name with siterubix after it, you can set up a website using that name. If someone sees your site, and decides to steal your name, all they have to do is go to the domains and purchase it. Your site will still run under the siterubix and their site will run under the dot com. You will not be notified. You will not have to change your siterubix, but you will not be able to get the dot com domain if someone else purchases it first.

My advice: If you have a domain name that is available, you would be wise to go ahead and purchase it. It will be about $15 for the year. I know sometimes it is hard to come up with the extra cash, but maybe you could give up a couple cups of coffee, or something else. Just review your spending, and see if you can buy the domain. If someone buys a domain, they "own" it for a year. If they make the yearly payments, they own it indefinitely. Don't think you can buy it later. You possibly could, but most people renew their domains yearly. Good luck with your decision. Take Care. Connie

Thank you Connie for the detailed explanation! That is exactly what i needed to know. I appreciate the time you took to respond to my question.

Jump in with both feet! The training here is superb and the community is always willing and able to help if you get stuck. Be sure to ask for help if you need it! I am technically challenged, and I managed to set up 3 websites and my husband and I are working on a couple of others. We are so impressed at this point. Our sites have been indexed and are starting to receive traffic. We cannot wait to see what the future here holds for us. Good Luck and Take Care. Connie

Absolutely, Connie! Just upgraded to Premium, so I'm all in. Thanks for the encouragement and if there's ever anything I can do to help you along on your own journey, please let me know!

Mark

interesting idea sophie, you need to find out how to monetise it
does the website you are thinking of linking to have an affiliate program? if not on the site - try talking to them.
you will be working in a different market than most of us
we are mainy in b2c ( business to customer ) rather than b2b (business to business) you will need to look into the marketing for this as it differs.
good luck with what you choose
phil

No worries, Ranaye, as long as you come in regularly. How regular depends on your availability. This is the beauty of online business, you can work on it at your convenience. As you go along you become well-versed and you get the hang of it, you get better in what you do here. So keep moving on. You will definitely make it to the top!

Hi

Yes, in Bootcamp, one can find alot of info on finding your niche, if you are to promote WA.

Its a learning process really. What you can do, is to promote whatever you have learnt and mastered so far on WA on your website in the form of posts/blog. It could be like a diary of your journey through WA where you could update daily. You could also do some research on the niche you have chosen and add posts on that too.

Hope this helps

Best of luck

No you don't need 50. This is optional. You can have up to 50 websitese here in WA. If you don't need, just have one (or two). That's completely fine.

You have so many questions here, ma'am. Better follow certification courses step by step and your questions will be answered in the process (like collecting emails - you have to set it up in the first place).

You don't need 50 Websites to turn your passion into revenue.. Any niche is good and you could build a website for Designer bags is it is what you have in mind...So go ahead and build a website..Good luck...


Pat

Confused.. I may as well be out doing the apple trees. Think the right thoughts they will point you in the right direction

Looks like that's the "Move" feature. My concern is that if I build it with SiteRubix with their domain name, I don't want to waste that effort when I become Premium member. Want to move it to my domain name--one I already own. Am I right in understanding that I just use the "Move" feature to do that after upgrading?

Hey Joel,


Great question!
Absolutely, you can move your sites.


1) Free membership - 2 Free Websites in siterubix sub-domain to get you started
2) Premium membership - 25 custom & 25 sub-domain sites + ability to move your sites

Moving your sites is incredibly easy, SiteRubix covers all the technical aspects.
You can move your sites whenever you want & as many times as you want..
..IN or OUT of Wealthy Affiliate..


PS!
You can also transfer your domains to WA - The only requirement is that you buy 1 year worth of domain subscription in advance.

The biggest benefit of having your domain in WA is that this price you pay for your domain won't ramp up - It stays constantly the same.
That makes WA one of the best domain registrars available online.

I hope this gives you some new ideas (:


Regards
Henry

Good suggestion Patrick! I am doing the same thing,
Cynthia

Hi Pat. Im a newbie myself, but one thing I do during video's or even tutorials, is take lot's of notes along the way. I watch it a second time if I need to. Or simply pause the video, until I catch up on
my notes. I hope this helps. I wish you great success in your online journey. Have a great week. Cheers,
Teresa

Yep! I agree.

Anita, if you cannot upgrade now, try to search on youtube videos - how to use WP and update your site further.
After you update to premium, you'll learn with the next tutorials from Kyle.
Youtube is full of WP tutorials. :)

I see no reason why you can not use this service
with your current domain, and import your website.
It is wordpress based.

Yes one of them is. The other I was building from scratch.

I'm new, but if i understand correctly, you own the site, so as long as your content isn't questionable you can cross reference sites you currently host outside of WA. WA just gives a platform to build more... so really you can cross promote your WA sites on the one you're building too... as long as you find he balance on the spam front. If the searches deem your links overused, you could be flagged as a spammer and it will reflect in your rankings

Sounds like you have a handle on it.

You will not have access to the site if you discontinue your membership. You will have 30 days to find alternate hosting, during which time your site will be available on the Internet, but not available for management (aka, move your site before your membership expires).

Thanks for your reply!

I had been wondering the above as well. Thanks for the reply!

I probably not the one to answer you, but my guess is no on all. Now if you pay the yearly for the sum of $300 and something they probably would work with you? I really don't know and probably shouldn't of answered you. But wanted to say hi and introduce myself. Donna

No. You can build a site on whatever interests you have and build an affiliate site off of that. If you are going to promote WA I suggest you start with the Affiliate Bootcamp. To get credit you need your affiliate links. You can find those by clicking on the airplane above and go to "links and tracking" Your affiliate links are there.

Hope this helps..

The information is migrated to your domain. It is free to make this change, the only purchase required is the domain name itself.

Awesome. Thanks for the speedy response! ;-)

Remember, Google likes ROOT site better than Sub-domain Sites. ie: MYSITE.com vs Yoursite.MYSITE.com. It gives more weight to the MYSITE than the Yoursite (the subdomain).

So, remember that as far as google indexing and "liking" your site, it would be advantageous to purchase your domain as opposed to using the free sites.

Well, yes and no. No legal problems because subdomains aren't actual domain names. Confusion? Probably.

Okay, good to know. Thanks!

Both ideas are cool. The first one appeals to me more. I think that is a great niche and I don't think you need to be any more detailed with it. I am very interested in improving my writing, and I am confident that there are others who are as well.

Did you login with the siterubix sitemanager? Did you reset your password?

I got it fixed, ty tho! :)

the hosting is one of the most secure that you can find. WA security has been upgraded to fully protect your site.

However, if you are actually transacting sales on your site, you will probably want a https domain. (Not yet available on WA but may be in the future). WooCommerce Plugin provides a good solution for that if you are interested in selling on your site. SiteProtect - Spam Blocking Measures Added to Your Websites!

25 free sites, 25 sites that you own the domain. 50 in total.

As long as your content is helpful and informative to people in your niche, then you should be good! I know Kyle mentions many times that you don't necessarily need to be a great writer to make amazing content on your website :)

Just as an idea, you can possibly interview people involved in your niche to gain further insight on what they do exactly, and this will allow you to create a very informative blog post that your audience will find interesting to read. Here's a link to an article on how to do an Interview Blog Post http://bit.ly/23GSF8t

I hope I could help you out in some way, and I wish you the best of luck for the success of your website!

- Rogelio Pizana

Thanks for that link

Good advice Amy! Did you have a problem with a template before?

My biggest problem is picking a template. My perfectionism comes out, and I keep looking for the best one. Instead of writing, I'll look at themes.

Thank you Amy!

No.
You will learn different methods for tracking customers. There are FREE autoresponders as well.
Blogs are within your website, so yes!
Let me know, if you need anything else!

did you get sorted honey?

Hi ya, there are lots of videos relating to email in the white search bar at the top....i hope you get it sorted. i am not at that part at the moment....sorry hun :-)

Hey fuzzyegg.......make sure, if you havent already that you watch ALL the videos in the list of this link ...i wish i had had it when i started....also JAY is brill and i have learnt so much....i am watching them for the second time (make sure you watch them in order) hope it helps and if you need any help, please let me know. i will always try :-)) All newbies should have these links

Hi Brad,

I have had some success in the weight loss niche. I have a successful squeeze page and offered a clickbank product on the thank you page. PM me if you'd like the link. I don't want to share it here as some people see it as spamming.

Best,
JV

Hi, Kelli!

Your website will technically be searchable soon after it is created, but it will take about a week to be indexed in Google. However, it will be so far down in the search results it is doubtful anyone would find it in the search results.

I wouldn't be concerned about it.

As you progress through the training, you'll learn what you need to do to get your website ranked high in the search engines. Until you do those things, no one will see your website unless you give them the URL.

If you work on a page or a post as a draft and do not publish it, it will not be visible, but really, don't worry about anyone seeing your website until you take deliberate action to make it easy to find in the search engines.

Gary

You can change Themes as often as you like.
As a Premium Member, you have access to thousands of Themes.

you can also upload your own theme also, once you become a premium member..

Of course, you can! You might as well find the best one that suits your taste while you are at the early stage. Changing themes affect your lay out and it's going to be lots of work when you have to readjust some of the appearances of your pages, posts,and everything there is to your website. Pro versions are great as it enables you to customize better and there are more features to it. Enjoy!

It's me again. I am here a lot. I'm sure others will comment as well but...

1 It will take a while for your site to go live anyway. It takes google a couple weeks to get your site indexed. Until then you should write content and do as the training suggest. As Kyle says there is no perfect content and you can always go back and edit and make changes later. 6 months in and I'm still making changes.

2. Yes, when you go from siterubix to your own domain, everything will redirect. You don't need to do anything.

3. It could happen but you will learn from newbie mistakes and back up your site on your computer and some suggest to back up your entire site with a plug in. I have heard people lose their site here and the question was always asked Did you backup your site? Make sure you do.

Informative as always....THANK YOU VERY MUCH........... :-) tania

Hey Omar,

As a premium member of WA, you can use any purchased domain from any source. Since you purchased it from Namecheap, simply point the domain nameservers to:

NS1.MYWAHOSTING.COM
NS2.MYWAHOSTING.COM

This will give you hosting for that domain.

Jay

Hey Jay, Thank you much for the feedback. I really do appreciate that.

Cheers!

After you have content on your site, you will apply to affiliate programs,once accepted, you`ll put their products (with your affiliate link) on your site, if anyone buys a product through your affiliate link, you get a commission.
Does this answer your question or do you need more help?

Thank you. that helps

This answered my question as well thank you. So I can have one website promoting different affiliate programs?

Hi roamy if you are not good at writing content you can try fivver.com where you start out paying $5. For just about any service until you are able to write great content on your own. You can also visit other people's websites in your niche and see the style of their content and bring your personal style into your content.