1. Having a site where you promote Wealthy Affiliate

This is the most popular way to promote Wealthy Affiliate. You build a site oriented on the topic of working online. Each site has a different approach and you write your posts in correspondance with the approach you selected. And among your pages and posts you point to your number 1 recommendation, and include a link to Wealthy Affiliate.

For example: You could also write posts about how to build a website free in just a few seconds.

There are many awesome features included in Wealthy Affiliate. Write about them and give people your affiliate link to take action. Doing this, it is natural to expect referrals.

How to find your affiliate link here at Wealthy Affiliate?

Go to the top left bar here in the main menu of Wealthy Affiliate. Click on the Dollar sign as seen in the screen capture below.


Once you click the Dollar sign, a menu will show up. Click on "Program details" as seen in the picture below.

You'll find your affiliate link in the next page that appears. Copy it and share it. Anybody that joins Wealthy Affiliate through your affiliate link will become your referal.


There are 7 levels of training, with 10 lessons each on Bootcamp that will teach you how to build a site for this purpose.


To check out the affiliate bootcamp you can click here.


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N33 Premium
Thank you Henry, this is a great lesson for me. However I don't understand, if I share a post outside WA, why wouldn't the affiliate link be the one of the author of the post ? This would be fair, wouldn't it ?
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Henry-II Premium
@N33
Hi! Thank you! I have been learning about this also! The thing goes like this: if you share my post on your site using your affiliate link, and a persona that visits your site click on your affiliate link to my post and joins WA, then you receive the referral. And I believe it’s fair for you to receive the referral because it’s your traffic. People that visit your site or you contact through social media are your traffic and if they join, it’s fair for you to receive the referral. :)
What do you think?
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Alsenitd Premium
Thanks Henry for the tips
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Henry-II Premium
@Alsenitd
Hey, my friend! Thank you very much! Your comments encourage me to keep on! I really appreciate them!
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NickV1 Premium
Thanks for the lesson
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Henry-II Premium
@NickV1
Hey, Nick! You're most welcome!
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Vesna2 Premium
Great post! Thank you for sharing.
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Henry-II Premium
@Vesna2
Hi, Vesna! You’re most welcome. Thank you very much for your nice comment! :)
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maydv Premium
Hello, Can Search Engines access the contents which are password protected? Like in your illustration, Posts by you here on WA are password protected. Are You sure about your claims ?
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JBond1 Premium
@maydv
Hi, google can access everything on WA other than private messages. All posts/questions/tutorials and blogs are indexed by google.

I hope that helps?
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maydv Premium
@JBond1
Hello, it would be appreciating if you can clarify please what does this MOZ discussion say about? https://moz.com/community/q/can-google-crawl-password-protected-pages
and also, : http://www.yourseoplan.com/is-password-protected-content-indexable-by-search-engines/
Thanks in advance !
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JBond1 Premium
@maydv
Hi, well firstly those articles are years old. Secondly, I can't speak for other sites/content but I can tell you without a doubt that everything here at WA is searched and indexed by google and other search engines.

If you want to post content on your website and don't want google to index it, you can click no follow on the editing pages of your posts.

I hope this answers your questions?
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Henry-II Premium
@maydv
Hey, Mahendra! Thank you very much for stopping by! I really appreciate your comments and remarks.

As, my dear fellow member Juliana (JBond1) says, content here at WA is searched and indexed by Google. And if you don’t want this to happen, then you must click no follow on the editing pages of your posts.

Here is a very useful training from another fellow member on this matter. I know you will enjoy reading it very much:
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Henry-II Premium
@JBond1
Hello, Juliana! I’m so happy to meet you here at Wealthy Affiliate and thank you very much for helping to answer questions on this training. I greatly appreciate your keen interest in helping others. I will also follow you here at Wealthy Affiliate. Have a very nice day. :)
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boomergp08 Premium
@maydv
Posts created here at WA are not password protected. Only your WA account is password protected.
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maydv Premium
@boomergp08
Yeah, got the things. Basically we have an option to allow our posts on WA either to be indexed by SE or otherwise. This is how things work, right ?
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boomergp08 Premium
@maydv
No. I do not know of any options that allow us to choose if posts created here within WA get indexed.

Seeing how they do not appear on our own domain URL, but rather on that of Wealthy Affiliate, we do not have a choice in whether they get indexed or not.
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