Consistently Inconsistent.
Help me! I am struggling to be consistent with my efforts...
I am reaching out to my fellow WAers for advice on how to stay motivated, how to stay consistent, and how to ensure that my affiliate marketing efforts are not sporadic.
I know that consistency is the key, and that we have to overcome any and all obstacles and excuses to procrastinate and delay the work.
I'm not going to make it to 5 figures per month, let alone 4 figures, 3 figures, 2 figures, or even 1 figure a month, by only pulbishing one article "whenever I can get around to it".
I am pretty sure that those of you who are successful are the ones out there who are publishing content EVERY SINGLE DAY.
I need to be held accountable to come up with a plan and stay on track.
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Is your chosen niche a passion of yours or have you followed the money?
If it's your passion then you shouldn't have too much trouble writing content
Remember - content doesn't have to be words - it could be video, a webinar or even an audio track.
You could hold a Q&A with another blogger in your niche.
You could do a 'Top 50 Bloggers' in your niche with a quick note about their plus points or -ve points. (If you're brave enough contact those bloggers and tell them about your ranking and invite them to come over and see where you placed them)
If you promote a physical product - buy it then film yourself unpacking it and give a running commentary while you do it or if you're promoting a digital product and buy it and run it - choosing screen shots and making sure it does what it says it'll do.
Variation will be good for your visitors as well
Hope that helps
Hi Dom,
You have given this member some really good info.
Plenty for me to look at as well.
All the best
Darren
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The message from DValentine is well worth the read, for me having a passion to help and encourage others is the driving thing that keeps me motivated.
Just start writing what is on your mind for your niche, it is easier to correct something you have written rather than have no written content at all.
Wishing you all the best.
Regards
Darren
Thanks Darren!