You have to purchase your domain name from a registrar company. It's not included in your membership.

You need to purchase a domain and it's your choice who you choose. I use namecheap.

WA does not include domain names with premium package. You need to purchase domain names elsewhere. You can however use mames with wordpress extensions for free up to 25 sites

Not necessary that you "must"... it works well for WA. I have been with GoDaddy basically since they started in the 1990s... and have honestly never experienced anything negative. I've heard that they upsell... that categorically is not true, they have "available" just like Jaaxy is here, but you always have the choice to click No Thanks and continue to their checkout. Their technical support is 2nd to none as far as my experience - they'll walk you through transferring your domain here to WA in a heart beat. Never a question or upsell. That has been my personal experience.

Namescheap is a a Good Place to bye your name but you Can chose Whatever you bye it from

You have to pay separately for the domain name (once a year). Glyn.

If you do yo premium here is a video that will show you how to point it to Wealthy Affiliate.
Transfer Domain Name DNS from NameCheap to WA

The only thing WA don't do is supply the domain name, except for your free sites- you can have 25 .siterubix.com sites as Starter, in Premium you still have these but need to buy your own domain name elsewhere

WA have changed the hosting now, you will have up to 25 own domains as a premium member, along with the 25 free siterubix, it used to be unlimited but that changed

It is still cheaper than getting high end hosting anywhere else. The namecheap and godaddy people appear to be offering cheap hosting at first glance, but check the details and they are offering low end hosting on crammed servers without good security and no training.

Yep.

Yes you purchase your domains, I use namecheap, it's like, 11 bucks or something a year, but as a Premium WA will host unlimited an number of sites for you at no charge.

if you go premium you need to buy your own domain name, if you stay with starter you can have a site with siterubix within WA however you do not own the domain.

If you go for yearly membership it is usually discounted
You can still make money if your not premium but you will not have full support or training
You can use the keyword tool in WA for free its on the left hand side of your page
Only you can decide what niche your better suited to

Starters have access to Bootcamp level 1 training, the Premium members get all 7 levels which gives them a lot more comprehensive training .

But it is fine to stay at Starter till you are ready to move up, once you move up, you access extra training, so can't move down to Starter again.

2. I think I gave my input that touches that question;
3. Good calculation, some where down the line you may be offered an opportunity to get your premium at an annual discounts;
4. I believe you can; but it will undoubtly be more difficult to achieve the same success as a Premium trained member. Think of it as the difference of earning power of a basic education verses a specialized higher education degree;
5. Which one rates better in your key word search? I suspect how to will give you more initial traffic;
6. There is 32 searches a month on the term,if you are page 1 1st place you are estimated 6 searches on your site, you have 0 competition, the SEO power is 95%-that is good, except you want more searches and traffic to you. I used to get really excited about the qso. I learned on one of premium trainings Kyle looks at estimated site and overall traffic first then checks qso to make sure it is less than 300. What your data shows a good low fruit keyword. Don't ignore it, use it when you can.

I have been long winded, you have a wealth of information from others. I hope each of our responses accumulated to your understanding.

Good questions, I see you got some good answers below, I like more Sell Fine Art Online, think it's a good niche, you will do great here on WA

Seems like you are busy lately.
1. I don't think it is a requirement to buy a domain from anywhere, except if you will like to owned your own domain name. And no the fee is not inclusive of a domain name from godaddy or namecheap.

2. Well your calculation of the fees are there, but if you sign up on certain promotion period for the annually program it is cheaper.

3. I don't really know how to answer your no 4. question. It is like a very long session for that.

Anyway do have a great day and see you around.

"How to sell Fine Art Online" and "Sell Fine Art Online" are the same niche. They are different KEYWORDS.

I prefer the shorter one if you are choosing a domain.

Your other questions have been answered below :)

Most of your questions appear to be answered but I will add a little to 4, 5, and 6.

4. Your answer about WA bootcamp is answered on this members question: Do free members earn commisions?.

You can still also generate income from google, amazon and other affiliate programs. Some affiliates do not accept siterubix websites so you may need to develop a .com website to continue earning from your site.

This could be hosted by the company you purchase it from.
5. I looked at the domain names you suggest and agree with TheOldSilly, 'How to Sell Fine Art Online' would be the better domain to go with.

6. how to sell fine art online 88 15 45 94 .com .net .org
sell fine art online 88 15 89 98 .com .net .org

Both niches are about the same so far as search figures are concerned, but this is not important for your domain names. The importance of these figures is for the titles of your post/pages as this is what will rank in the search engines to generate the highest traffic.

Hope this makes sense and helps.
Lis.

It's $564 for Premium if you pay monthly, you CAN save $ by paying yearly, I think it's $399.

I've heard people here say you can make $ without going premium. The issue I have with that is, you don't have a totally unique url for your site. It will be http://www.yoursitenamehere.siterubix.com ... so people have to remember to key in the "siterubix" every time. Much better to have your own straight dot com.

From what I've heard and learned, the "how to"s get a lot of notice on searches.

Ideally you want a QSR of 100 or less, the smaller the better, a green KQI, and an SEO of 90 or better. Also pay attention traffic column on Jaaxy, lets you know how many people on average per month will visit your site once you have achieved first page Google ranking.

You will need to buy a domain at extra cost, recurring annually. There is a discounted price on the annual WA membership. The websites you set up on the Free membership are fully functional and you can monetize them any way you want. With zero competition, there may not be sufficient demand in place to make the niche worthwhile. I'd look into this a bit more deeply.

You have to buy your domain or use siterubix which is free.