Earlier I suggested to go through and read all the pages they give you and do minor editing.

There are some more questions that came up about what to do with these pages.

Questions

1. Are blog posts supposed to be KW, savvy?
1. There is a difference of opinion on this and personal style,how competitive the kw are, and experience with backlinks seem to come into playB
2. One thought in Blog posts do not necessarily need to be as KW intense, the focus should be relevant content and regular posting. when it fits it cannot hurt to have KW there.
3. Another school is not matter where you post you should always have your KW in the title and sprinkled through the article, but they must be natural looking and part of the flow.
2. Should there be links to pages and other blog posts in each blog post. Call to Actions and stuff like that.
1. It never hurts to use SEO techniques, but again it is not necessary. The posts will show up in the sidebars, and archives, so the links will be there.
   
2. You might do it more the other way around and send someone to a blog post from one of the pages if there is some relevant, helpful information there.
   
3. Remember, you are not the vendor, the point is to get them to click to WA or to MAD Marketing Method training, so you do not want to much clicking around here and there on the site!
4. Marcus says, "I see the blog posts as an opportunity for members to "connect" with their visitors rather than encourage them to take action as you would on a page. For that reason I would say it's not as important."
3. What should I do with the Homepage?
1. I think most people modify the homepage content to suit their own style. The important point to remember is that your individual pages are likely to be what attracts people to your blog (either via PPC or search engine rankings), so your Homepage content is not absolutely vital. I suggest following the content already in place...and adjusting it where possible to better suit your campaign
2. Same KW advice as above. In general links should primarily be directed to the matching KW pages.
4. There are pages there that do not show up on the Menu and pages I do not really know what to do with.
1. This is what them mean by make it your own. They have it set up that way to show you the possibilities, there can be pages that do not show up on the main menu, and some that do
2. Marcus Says, "You have total control over which pages are visible on your blog, and this is something that Carson covers in the following tutorial: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/share_zone/view/925 The pages included on your pre-built blog are there for you to use if you wish...and they are not specifically for PPC. However, if you do decide to use them I suggest editing them to make them unique to your campaign."
3. Say, you wanted to have an informational page on Affiliate Marketing (one is included) that you refer people to only if they do not already know what it is, a brand new customer. You would be giving them helpful information, but do not necessarily something that needs listed on the menu. You would just make an anchor link on one of the other pages, or from a article you write. It is a way to have a page that you use only when needed, but not for the general public. See?
4. For me, at this point I took a lot of time on these pages and really made them my own. I saw the structure they provided and used a lot of their ideas, but wrote them in my style. While working on them I came up with ideas for my own new pages. Then went to create them!
5. What do they mean add your own pages?
1. They talk about this a lot in the WA blog Adding new pages tutorial, and in general. The suggestion is to use these pages with the KW you find. Use the WA tutorial, on WA Keywords as a guide. Make new pages based on those KW. Then do whatever you want to drive traffic to the page.

ADVICE: At this point, we need to keep it basic and get it up and running and start driving traffic, adding more pages, and doing other creative and fancy things can come later.