Don't take content from the internet and copy and paste it for the exclusive purpose of creating a WA blog. Write using your own words on the WA blogs.

Now, one of the things I see sometimes on WA blogs, which is perfectly fine and I have done it myself, is when you take a screenshot of your Google Analytics or from your expense worksheet from Amazon or one of your other Affiliate partnerships, showing your progress and how much money you are making and/or how much traffic you are getting. That is fine, because you are blogging about your progress and showing everyone that success is possible using the WA training. You are providing encouragement and inspiration and that is encouraged, because it is easy to become discouraged and if you are a new member, you might be wondering if this is another scam. So, showing your success with screenshots is fine.

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bill808 Premium Plus
I have never seen the Blue Post Button. I get to the Write A Blog by clicking on the pencil in the question bar at the top of the page.
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GlobalRosie Premium
Many thanks Steph ... it's always good for a refresher.
Rosie
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webmuller Premium
Meanwhile, thanking you for the content. What is an example of political or religious post?
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Hi Rotimi!

That is a good question. An example of a political or religious post is one in which you express your viewpoints on politics or religion. WA is a very diverse community and we need to respect the beliefs of everyone.

That being said, on your external sites, it is fine to express your political and religious beliefs.

I hope that helps.

Steph
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LLiu Premium
Hi Steph, Thank you for providing this very important information for all of us here at WA. It will help every one to provide much better content in there blogs, If they know the rules. We are learning to be more professional here at WA. and so we need to act as such. Much healthier for all here at WA, if we know and abide by the rules.
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@LLiu
I agree. We an provide a healthier environment by sticking to the rules and learning to respect the views of others.
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NicheME Premium
Hey Steph thank you for creating this very helpful course reminding us of the rule WA blogging rules. My favorite, and one I see that needs to be followed is "stay on topic" lots of fluff being posted instead of helpful content. I think it is because people are still learning and did not realize that WA blog may not be the place for unrelated content. Thanks for informing.
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Hi Lark:

You are right. Sticking to the topic and focusing on improving WA through the use of the WA instead of things that are irrelevant. Have a great day and thank you for providing some awesome insight.

Steph
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