If you're still not familiar with where we can't post, firstly I suggest you go back and re-read Kyle's post on page 1 of this training. I'll try to shed some light on this for you.
Specific examples of where we can't post:
E.g. 1: When welcoming new members to Premium, if we leave links to our website asking them to check it out, this is an example of unsolicited SPAM.
E.g. 2: Leaving links to
E.g. 3: Contacting fellow WA members by email with unsolicited requests to check out your website with a link attached (I believe that if someone asks for your site address, then you're entitled to give it to them).
Those are the three main instances that come to mind. Avoiding this is pretty straight-forward, right? :)
Please read on!
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Mac01
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They're not supposed to do this in their blogs or welcome messages; they can leave links to their sites on the designated "Comment Share Posts" where permitted. Hope this helps!
caisaki
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Yes, we have site feedback under site rubix as well as some specific posts that Kyle set up for that. But you can give your link if another user asked for it, if my understanding of this post is correct haha.
Mac01
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That's right Forresth, if it's unsolicited then it does constitute spam. All it takes is someone to click the "Report" button.
As I've said, there are plenty of other opportunities to get feedback and comments... fortunately! Best.
As I've said, there are plenty of other opportunities to get feedback and comments... fortunately! Best.
caisaki
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I remember you having a discussion about this in chat the other day or yesterday, and this is a very timely training. I've seen new posts linking not to their websites, but their referral links to other affiliate marketing sites just like WA. I've received messages like so as well.
Mac01
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Hello Caisaki. Yes I remember! I think some people leave links to their WA blogs when welcoming new Premium Members. Since they are only promoting their WA content (and not their personal websites), this isn't an issue and doesn't constitute spam.
I know that advertising training is a no-no as well (as we earn small commissions for training such as this and this does amount to self-promotion).
Thanks for your contribution. :)
I know that advertising training is a no-no as well (as we earn small commissions for training such as this and this does amount to self-promotion).
Thanks for your contribution. :)
Give It A Go
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This is nice and succinct. I have seen quite a lot of people who welcome new members or premium members and suggest that they check out their website. I don't do it myself because I remembered reading that you shouldn't in the early days of my WA experience. But I could never remember where it was again. I just assumed that because a lot of people do it, that I must have misread it. I like your idea of sending people a link to the 'spam is a no-no' page.Thanks for your tutorial, Ange
Mac01
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Cheers Ange, appreciate you taking the time to read through and comment! Yes posting a link to our own websites just seems like the natural thing to do, especially for beginners, so I though I'd bring together and share a few insights. Best!
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