1.3. Filter what’s displayed on the blogroll:

Moving to the next Icon, we can select what updates appear on the blogroll. We could select to see the posts and training published by all members. Or filter to only see those that are published by friends (people we’re following here at WA) or by our referrals.

When we are starting at Wealthy Affiliate, we would benefit greatly if we keep an eye open at everything that’s published on the platform. But always respecting this order: Kyle, Carson and Jay’s content first. In second place members that are esteemed and have gained the confidence of the community. And after that, all the rest.

If we earn referrals during our journey through Wealthy Affiliate our interest will start to concentrate on them. Helping them and encouraging them will become an important activity. So at that stage we may consider switching once in a while to referrals only depending on how much spare time we have to check the platform at any given day.

1.4. Write a new blog post or ask a question:

There are other places at Wealthy Affiliate where you can go to do this, but it’s also been included here. It’s always good to have these features handy. Kyle and Carson have always wanted to make things as easy as possible for us to deliver a message to the community or asking for help.

After mentioning the features included in the header to customize the Wealthy Affiliate blogroll, we’ll now talk about the blogroll body. It’s also useful to get acquainted with the elements included here. Most of them don’t need much explanation because they’re very intuitive. But we’ll still mention them one by one. To continue reading, click “next page”.