One of the things we learn as we go through the Wealthy Affiliate process is how to help each other get started in a social aspect. From giving each other feedback on how our sites look, sharing comments on them, to socially sharing them. Today I am going to break it down a little more so that we can, as a community, do this in a more effective manner.

Providing Feedback

When someone is asking for feedback on their site, they are looking for confirmation that they are doing things right. When you check out their sites you will want to browse through several pages minimum to make sure you have a good feel for what they are trying to accomplish. Then to give them feedback, come back to the original thread at WA and provide your thoughts here.

Commenting on Sites

When people are looking for help with comments on their site, they are looking for you to review the post or page in question and leave a comment directly on their site.

Socially Sharing

When you come across content that you find informative and engaging, naturally you will want to share it via social media. Most sites here will have the little share buttons right on them to make it easy for you to share on your favorite outlets.

Now lets take a deeper look at each one of these...



Join the Discussion
Write something…
Recent messages
Trialynn Premium
Great teaching! You cover the bases. I am sure this will help many!
Reply
Jaweda2k Premium
Thanks much!
Reply
annikaerbe Premium
Really great - as usual! You are saying things that should just be common sense, but it seems we all need to be reminded of what that is. Great practical tips too. Clear and easy to read! Like you just said yourself - if there are just long paragraphs - I can't be bothered to read it.
Reply
Jaweda2k Premium
I have found in life that often people need a little reminder about the common sense things. Glad you liked it! Thanks.
Reply
webBIZ44 Premium
After reading this I went straight to my site and turned off the "comment authors must sign in" box to promote more spontaneous discussion! Thanks for the tips!
Reply
Jaweda2k Premium
That honestly is one of my personal pet peeves when I visit sites and I have always been that way even before coming to WA. Thanks for stopping by and glad you enjoyed it.
Reply
webBIZ44 Premium
Thank you for the training. It is very eye opening and informative. I'll use this new knowledge when interacting with other WAers.
Reply
steveo5770 Premium
Great training! There seems to be a lot of confusion about the proper etiquette when swapping comments. It only takes a few extra seconds on everyone's part to really help each other enormously.
Reply
Jaweda2k Premium
Yup Steve, I thought it was definitely time for a refresher on this topic.
Reply
Top