Having a website isn’t the only way to make money online, there’s at least 5 great ways you can monetize on the internet without them. 

Each method I will show you are options I’ve personally tried and made some decent money through, and I will also provide a list of resources and info you should use if you decide to try one of these ways out.

Do note, that despite there being 10 ways to earn online without a website, doesn’t mean it’s easy, as these options all come with their own pros and cons too. Ideally, I would say that owning a website is something you should look into having if your intentions to run an online business are serious, but we’ll get to that after I go over each option first…

1) YouTube videos.

I’ve personally made numerous YouTube videos and directly linked them to an affiliate promotion before. You also have a nice set up these days to customize the videos you create to send people to where you want them to. 

Additionally, you can also set up donation buttons and memberships for your subscriber base on YouTube these days. 

Now this potential isn’t easy to reach. YouTube despite being as big a it is, is still a competitive market. Just making a video and putting it up there isn’t a guarantee that it’ll go viral or you’ll build up a subscriber base quickly. 

All of these things take time, like any other business to grow and while you don’t need a page to create a thriving business on YouTube, you still need patience, the ability to at LEAST sound good on camera (if you don’t want to show yourself) and you have to possess some sort of knowledge that people would find helpful.

Here’s some things I’ve personally seen that are in demand and people have grown 100k+ subscriber channels through:

• Political commentary on trending political events (response videos).
• Videos sharing knowledge on common, hungry niche markets like fat loss.

If you want to start making YouTube videos, you have a number of options available, including uploading them through your phone, but many people like to record themselves and put them up that way. Another option you have if to use free programs like ShareX (which I personally use), that record your screen and microphone so you can share knowledge that way.

2) Facebook fan pages. 

Fan pages are also set ups where you don’t need to own your own page, but it’s also a thing that needs time to grow. Considering you can accumulate a fan base through offering good content and even running FB ads to get people into the fan page, you can grow a good number of members.

Again, I have to bring up people doing political commentary as I find those people not only have thriving YouTube channels, but in addition set up fan pages that also thrive very well.

And just as well, if you posses knowledge in the same hungry niche markets I listed and linked to above (as well as other similar topics), you can truly grow a good number of subscribers. 

But what about making money through this option? Well there’s a few, really lucrative things to consider:

A) You can do things such as offer consultations if the hungry niche market you picked out has some element of coaching involved. Things like dating advice would be a great example.

B) You can do Facebook Live events and attract your audience to an offer or affiliate offer you’re promoting.

C) You can set up an email list and funnel the subscribers there and then monetize through emails you send them.

D) You can cross market with an existing YouTube channel for instance and offer free content, and on the YouTube videos, offer links to offers as well as the option to do YouTube live events where you can get donations.

Note: I’ve included a link to my own fan page if you’re interested 🙂

3) Building up an email list. 

For this, you MAY briefly need a page, but the set up is so simple, you’ll feel like you never made one.

I’m going to give you 2 options for this:

First, you can create simple squeeze pages like the one I made here (took under 20 minutes to set up) and collect an email list via marketing on YouTube, through Facebook, paid ads like Bing and other sources.

And second, there’s also options to truly do this without a website and that’s through programs like Clickfunnels which help you set up customized squeeze pages that are designed to just be made and connected to your autoresponder like Aweber, no personal page required, but on the back end, this is a $97 a month service you’d have to buy, something that only truly serious marketers would really need. 

Otherwise, if Clickfunnels isn’t your thing, take the time to make a quick one page site with a squeeze page on it through free programs like this. 

An email list is an awesome tool to have, though not easy to monetize through. There’s skills involved that you need to understand and have before you can monetize through this. Here’s very important things I’ve listed that will help you avoid the 99% of failures that occur when people engage in list building.

4) Running paid ads to a squeeze/sales funnel.

Traffic can be attained through paid and free means. Most people should work through the latter, but through paid means, if you know what to do, you can get a lot of traffic to ANY source you wish, be it a squeeze page, a YouTube video, a FB fan page, an affiliate offer, whatever it is that ends up monetizing you on the back end.

One “only” needs to look at the following networks to see that there’s many ways to get traffic:

Now with the exception of Google Ads, you don’t really need a page to use these networks, you can simply set up squeeze pages and funnel traffic there through the 3rd option above. 

A place like Google ads WOULD require you have a GREAT website that isn’t doing affiliate marketing to be approved for ads. 

Now a quick note on direct linking to affiliate offers and how it can be used through these networks…

If you’re going to directly link to an affiliate offer, ONLY do it through YouTube ads, where you run the ad, send it to a YouTube video which reviews whatever you’re promoting before linking people to it. 

The reason why is because in general, direct linking to affiliate offers doesn’t work (I’ve tested it and so have many, the evidence overwhelmingly says that direct linking through ads is NOT a good way to make money online).

Quick note: How to get training to succeed in options 1-4…

While I always tell people to join Wealthy Affiliate to learn one of the best ways to make money online, that in 99% of it’s training deals with doing so through a website. 

Being that this article deals with earning without one, I will suggest another AWESOME program that specifically tackles ways to monetize online through those 4 methods I listed above:

The program is called Market Hero and it teaches all of the above methods I explained. Now I do want to make it clear that it also teaches making membership websites, but the traffic generation part (1-4) can be done without it and the training at Market Hero is so far the best I’ve seen on these options.   

5) Udemy/Skillshare.

Both these places provide compensation for people who set up online courses and pay you per student or in Skillshare’s case, it’s a redistributed compensation (see details). 

There’s people who make some great money producing content and courses on these sites. I personally believe that if you have good content and services to offer, that you can, on the back end make more through a personal website, but the topic of today’s article deals with doing this WITHOUT one, so we’ll stick to that. Learn more about Udemy here (I’ve included a link to Skillshare above so you learn about that too).

5 other options & why you should consider getting a personal website…

There’s a bunch of other methods to earn online without a website and here’s at least 5 others:

There’s many of you who will find that one or more of these 10 options will be MORE than you can handle to make something extra, but I still prefer you own a page.

I believe who look for ways to earn without one are those who think that they are somehow cutting corners and avoiding necessary work, when it’s really the opposite. All of these options I listed on their own require expertise, a learning curve and ALL have their own chances of success and failure, it’s not like they are “easy” because they don’t require a website.

Being that I’ve made money online with and without a website, I can tell you that having your own page gives you more control, as with these other options, you are technically at the mercy of the program you’re dealing with.

For example, your account could be shut down on YouTube or these other places. Despite you being the “owner” of the channel or using the services above, they are honestly not yours, in the end, the company that made the is in charge and they could get rid of you any day.

Now of course, having a website comes with it’s own problems, but out of the other 10 options, you own it and building it up isn’t as tough as you may think. Use a program like Wealthy Affiliate to teach you how to make it successful and I promise you’ll change how you look at these other options (even though they are awesome on their own too).

Making money off micro niche ideas is still VERY much possible these days and today’s case study will prove it. I’ll show you how I “accidentally” made $200.

And while these $200 were made over a period of a few days, that number is actually going to go higher and I’ll show you why. And additionally, I WILL give you proof that this happened, the details behind it all and more, just keep reading.

So what micro niche did you target Vitaliy?

It’s actually an old site I’ve had for years. In fact, when I started this blog, I talked about that site here. At one point, it was making me a good income from targeting these micro niche ideas which are:

Specific dieting techniques for weight loss.

In fact, here is a list of them:

You can do the keyword research on these 3 topics, and what you’ll find is that each of the above topics has had it’s “golden moments” in that they were all getting a ton of traffic searches on Google at one point or another.

Each had their own golden era but then died out. However, the last topic on that list has had a secondary golden era, which is now occur. 

Now the website I had up for years, has been ranking in the top searches on Google for those 3 topics and to be honest, that website in my eyes was “dead” because I honestly didn’t have time to do anything on it. 

But through an accidental rundown of my website lists through Google Analytics, I discovered that this site that I though was dead, hit a BOOM, and by boom I mean this:

It went from 20 clicks a day to over 800 and even 1,000 clicks a day. Yeah that’s a boom and here’s proof:

So what in the world happened? I mean I didn’t do anything with this site, I’ve had it up for years and it was getting 20 visits a day and then this happened. What is going on!?

Well I’ll tell you:

I suspect some sort of diet or trend hit the market and popularity for one of those micro niche ideas I listed above became popular and being that my site had already been occupying the first page of Google for these topics, naturally a huge chunk of this tsunami of traffic saw and clicked on my site.

And naturally this led to the boom you see above, but the problem was the article they were landing on was completely messed up in terms of the content in that it was reviewing a diet plan that no longer had an affiliate program so I was literally getting empty clicks.

I needed to update the site and I needed to do it ASAP, otherwise, I’d miss out on this opportunity…

But another issue was in the way…

Because this site was SO old, and I had not been monitoring it, many plugins and versions of the site hadn’t been updated and as such, trying to update everything at once, would literally break the site…

In order to fully update it again, I would need to reconstruct it and that’s just time I didn’t have (can’t miss this opportunity), so I updated whatever I could, and with whatever limitations I had to edit the page on the site which was getting the boom of traffic, I did what I could.

I added affiliate links here and there (the editing was TOUGH, but I did what I could) and promoted a new diet program that was selling well on Clickbank and was relevant to the keyword term people were typing up. 

To be honest, I could have made more money if I had all my editing available because then I could do more, edit the site better, add more images and so on, but with the lack of updates, my editing was SEVERELY limited.

But anyway, the changes I could make, were made, a few days passed and here is the result:

Now you’ll see a whole bunch of $0’s on this chart too and that’s because I literally stopped promoting any and all Clickbank products for a long time, because I just got involved with other affiliate programs, but once this opportunity presented itself, it didn’t take much convincing for me to get back on the Clickbank bandwagon again.

Now to be fair despite the $200+ you see, the popularity of this topic is going up and down, and I would risk a lot in trying to update the site as I would need to. 

The point is, I could have made more, if I had more editing options, but with the limits, due to the lack of updates causing that program, I did the best I could and even an ugly page like the one I have up now is still working well, all because the content of that page meets the demand of the traffic that is coming to the page

If I went the route of updating the site and restructuring it, it would take awhile and I would risk losing my 1st page rankings, which frankly, I cannot risk given this opportunity, I have to do the best I can with the limits I have on this site and in the future, I will be sure to update all the sites I have in case a boom like this ever happens again.

What does this case study prove?

Well that micro niches still work. However, I still don’t recommend that anyone create a site these days that ONLY focuses on a micro niche, you should instead follow this guideline I put up, because the truth is, I kind of got lucky here and took advantage of the opportunity given to me.

Go for the niche approach as the main site, but target the micro niches WITHIN the site, that’s how you should do it, because this is where the long term results come from.

This page I’m talking about in this case study will die out again, 100%, and I’ve learned from multiple experiences like this in the past, that you can’t wait on these lucky events to happen, because you can go for years without getting a break like this. I literally got lucky here.

Human Proof Designs is certainly not a scam and I’d like to give you my take on this site, because I happen to know the owner pretty well. 

The owner of this site is Dom, and he and I actually have quite a good history together. Basically, we come from the same training program that led us to become successful online marketers, only Dom went in a different direction in creating Human Proof Designs, while I focused on different things.

In any case, Dom is a legit individual and though I am not in anyway affiliated with him, I’d like to explain for who his program and services are best for and help you decide, but if you’re at a point where you already heard about his page but the only question you have is about it’s legitimacy, put that to rest, like I said, it’s legit, so go forward with it.

As for the rest who may have heard some things about Dom and his services, but don’t exactly know the details or if it’s for them, keep reading this article, because I’ll explain what you need to know:

What is Human Proof Designs? 

It’s a quasi program that promotes products for people doing online marketing as well as services that people need if they are also in the same business.

For example, if you’re doing online marketing, there are numerous components that need to be taken care of…

You need to have these things (at least):

People who are just getting started with their first site, as long as they have good training, like Dom and I both got here, then you can do this on your own, but eventually, the site and requirements to keep growing can get to a point where you will not have the time to micromanage everything.

For example, you may find that writing content often is VERY difficult and let me tell you, it IS and you may need to start looking to outsource.

Or you may want to start a secondary site but may not have the time or energy to have something up.

Or perhaps you’re not very good at keyword research and just need someone to do that for you.

Basically, there may come a point where the above essentials are things you won’t have the time or energy to take care of, but through Dom’s Human Proof Designs, you can purchase things like that to save that time and that energy.

Let’s go over what Human Proof Designs has to offer…

Firstly, one of the great things about that site is it’s free content that Dom puts out on his blog.

There he shares his tips for things like sales, SEO, traffic and other stuff, which he personally tests and explains in case studies. One thing I know about Dom is that he likes to truly test out the stuff before he turns it into a service he offers.

This means that you can either use Dom’s free tips for your own site, or you can be assured that if you purchase one or more of his products and services that it’ll be based on factual things that truly work.

I know Dom doesn’t do ANY black hat marketing, and it’s rare to find a service these days that doesn’t, and this makes his stuff a safer buy than going with other programs.

Dom also has a podcast series worth checking out. 

Again, this is free content you should be checking out if you’re looking for expert advice.

Now for the services…

First up is his article packs, where you can buy anywhere from 8,000-20,000 words for 3 different price plans. The prices are a bit high, but knowing how legit Dom is, you can bet that you’ll get great content.

You can divide up the plan you buy into specific numbers of articles. For example, if you buy the 8,000 pack, you can break it up into 8 articles (1,000 words each) or 4 articles into 2,000 words each, it’s up to you.

Then you have a monthly article service pack.

This is a bit more of a recurring content creation service offered by Dom, where you pay monthly to get articles written for you. Additionally, other things such as SEO optimization are included as well as pictures (royalty free) and great content are added in.

On a side note, I know full well how tough good article writers are to find these days, and I know Dom has gone through the hassle of training his employees and writers to write unique, great content for clients.

Keyword packs.

Dom also offers various options to get highly targeted keywords to create content off on your site if you can’t afford the article services. 

PBN linking. 

Dom and I have some differences of opinions when it comes to PBN services, but he’s been successfully using them for years, so it works for him and he helps your sites with this service as well.

Ready made sites.

Typically anyone who is BRAND new is not going to have a website, but you can buy a fresh, NEW website from Dom to get a head start. The sites you buy are niche sites and have pre-made, unique articles on them ready to go for you, so when you publish it, it’ll get you a faster start in the rankings. This is one of the most expensive services at over a $1,000, but it’s worth it if you don’t have the time to start a new site.

My final thoughts on Human Proof Designs:

This is a great service and like I’ve said before, I’ve known Dom for years. He’s one of the most ethical businessmen when it comes to doing work and providing services and I know this carries over to his program.

As I said before, you should feel 100% confident in getting his services if you can afford it, but if not, the free content he provides is excellent too. I don’t always tell people to ONLY stick to what I teach, and to look at other sites and people, and Dom is certainly one of them. Here is his site.

In my personal opinion, everything Dom offers can be done on your own, if you’re new and have time to spare to create your own site. I value self education and self action when it comes to building your first online business, because that is the cheapest way to go and if you want to become an experienced online businessman like myself and Dom, I would recommend you go with the same service where Dom and I learned to become who we are today: Wealthy Affiliate.

All this being said, if you have any questions on Dom, or Human Proof Designs, do let me know. Again, I am not affiliated with him in anyway and I just wanted to let you all know that there are great services out there for creating online businesses, especially now that there’s so many and few are trustworthy. 

I recently used a tip on increasing my email list conversion rate, from Alex Becker, a marketer I know, and well, my opt in rates doubled. I’ll show you how.

Now I want to mention that list building is not something I’ve practiced much and I’ve also preached about how the money is NOT always in the list, especially for most people, because they don’t understand how difficult that process is.

I explain that here and in spite of my recent success with this, I still stand by the things I wrote there. Read that before you consider starting your own email campaign (but finish reading this article first ;)). 

Anyway, before I explain the very specific things I did to double my opt in rates, I want to explain 2 things:

1) I’ve been preaching about hungry niches a lot and that a lot of success in marketing comes from targeting those correctly. I included a link to 5 particular ones I’d suggest you look into, but in this experiment I ran, I used a different one, which is targeting a hungry niche audience that has knee problems.

I’ve had a squeeze page up (case study) for awhile that was aiming to collect emails and before I ran the test I’ll show you, I was getting a 16% conversion rate in that out of 100 people who would visit the squeeze page, 16% would opt in to my newsletter.

A double digit conversion rate isn’t bad, but when I made a few tweaks that I’l show you shortly, that conversion rate went up way higher.

Right now, I’d say it’s about 25% to almost 60% in some cases.

2) The tips I used were from a program I have been slowly studying known as Market Hero, which was created by the very same Alex Becker, I talked about earlier. 

I was watching his tutorials and the training he starts with talks about collecting email lists and how to properly structure an opt in page. 

His main tips were:

• To keep the page SHORT (shouldn’t take more than 10 seconds to read).
• To keep it VERY simple (it’s got to say the right things, immediately).
• It needs to attract a hungry niche audience (that will ensure higher opt ins).

Now the other tips he talked about are post opt in stuff, but you’d need to look into Market Hero for specific instructions on that, they are have a cool, cost effective trial you may want to check out (details).

But being that I was curious to see if this simple strategy would work, I decided to test it out:

Here’s what I did (pre double opt in results):

I’ve been preaching about using Bing Ads for a long time (and I will be releasing my own product for this network and advertising on it SOON), I decided to…

Take the very same squeeze page I had on solving knee pains, and to edit it to fit the frame Alex Becker was talking about. Here is how it look before the changes (when I was getting a 16% opt in rate):

Basically, that squeeze page is only doing one of the three things Alex preaches about and that is attracting the right, hungry niche audience. As for the other tips (keeping the squeeze page short and simple), it is not. 

So I changed it up, and here is what it looks like now:

 

Notice how much simpler it is.

That whole squeeze page should take the average reader less than 10 seconds to read.

Further, there is a hook to get them to sign up, the hook is that their problem will get a solution ASAP if they sign up and as a bonus, they’ll get even more solutions for free.

That squeeze page literally took me about 5 minutes to set up.

I honestly didn’t expect much from this, as list building isn’t really my specialty, but I figured I could use Bing ads and get some traffic to this squeeze page to just test out Alex Becker’s training.

Now Alex doesn’t cover Bing Ads in Market Hero, but he does cover other ad networks.

But I decided to stick to Bing Ads, since it was the most familiar to me and I could very quickly get traffic from that place (here are the basics I followed with Bing ads if you’re interested).

But anyway, once I set this all up, I gave it about 2 days to see what was going to happen…

So what about those double opt in rates? Here’s the proof this works:

Now the numbers to look at are this (green):

I had 346 clicks on the Bing ad I ran and in total had 58 subscribers.

But I have to say that initially, I didn’t have some things set up correctly (I was running the ad, without having the squeeze page working properly, so it couldn’t collect emails), so those numbers a bit inflated.

The real numbers are more like this:

I got about 200 REAL clicks when all was set up fine and 58 subscribers out of that.

So the real conversion rate is about 30%. Now this is AVERAGE. 

On bad days, I’ll have about 15% and on good days, it’ll get close to 60%, which is totally mind blowing, but consider, that in my first experiment doing this with the first squeeze page, at best, I was getting a 16% conversion rate, and now with the update, that is actually the low bar.

What I learned from this squeeze page experiment:

Alex was absolutely right in what he said encompasses a successful squeeze page and I’m glad I took his advice. That actually inspired me to take more time to study the rest of his program. 

I would recommend you take a look at Market Hero if you’re doing list building, it’s a must actually. It’s also a great program for studying paid ad options for traffic.

Now if any of this stuff is scary to you, meaning you’re not quite at the level to be spending money on online ads for traffic, don’t get involved with Market Hero, get involved with Wealthy Affiliate instead, it’s a better starting point.

For 5 years straight, I’ve consistently made enough sales to be flown out to Vegas for a conference hosted by my bosses at Wealthy Affiliate.

The plane ticket, the MGM grand hotel suite, and the nights out are all paid for by my wonderful bosses there and I’d like to take this article to explain how I’ve been able to consistently meet the sales quota set by this program, which is basically this:

People who I refer to WA can join for free and/or buy a paid membership. If one can make 300 PAID membership sales, they get to go to Vegas. More info can be found here.

Firstly, I’d like to say that many years ago, when I started this site, the goal was indeed to become an affiliate for this program, mainly due to the fact that by the time I made that decision, I already had so much experience in internet marketing and with the fact that I’m up to 900+ articles of content (posts and pages together) on this site, I think that says I certainly have “some” experiences to share.  I have a constantly growing list of case studies, which I update on this site (check them out here).

Secondly, when it comes to internet marketing, one of the most important things I’ve learned is that passive and recurring income is what you really need to focus on.

Sure, making middleman sales is great, but if they are low or even decent, but most importantly, one time, you may actually lose out in the long run. If you’re not building some sort of fan base on social media, an email list or at least re targeting people on your site in some way, you’re losing those customers, who are only one time customers.

Now I’m not telling people to stop their promotions, but I am saying that eventually, should your site start seeing consistent sales activity, you do need to think long term and start focusing your online business efforts to bring in some sort of monthly recurring income, if you hope to have a stable, passive income in this business.

Thirdly, I’d like to say that once I was able to make my first 300 sales quota, the second became easier, as did the third and the fourth. However, the fifth was a problem, because I became complacent in that I got lazy after making the sales and seeing that the effort got easier and easier over the years.

My traffic grew because I put in a lot of effort when I started this site and the second year, it kind of went on auto pilot as it did for the third and fourth year. This made me think that I didn’t need to put in more effort and do the original things that I had to, in order to make the sales and eventually that mistake caught up to me.

In the beginning months of 2018, I hit a huge slump, my website traffic fell by 50%+ and obviously, new leads, new sales also slumped as a result. Now I did have existing people who I referred Wealthy Affiliate to in the prior years and certainly their recurring commissions kept my business afloat, but I couldn’t rely on those and certainly, in order to see business grow, I had to go back to the basics, and in put in the effort that I once did to get myself back on track.

It wasn’t easy and my traffic is still not up that much, but the effort I put in as a result has slowly made me climb back. To put it into perspective, last year, I made the 300 necessary sales to go to Vegas in just under 7 months. This year, it took me 11 months to make the 300 sales, which while longer, was again, my fault.

Here is the blueprint I followed to make the Vegas incentive:

Firstly, you have to be a member of Wealthy Affiliate. Pretty much anyone is welcome to join it for free and you can even promote it for free, but commissions are cut in half and if you wish to get the most training and full benefits of the commission structure, you’re got to be in their upgraded, premium membership. 

Secondly, you’ve got to go through their bootcamp course which is currently cut into 6 phases of training, 10 lessons in each Phase. Free members get access to Phase 1, while upgraded members get all 6.

Third, you’ve actually got to do the bootcamp training. And it’s amazing to me (though I’ve got to admit, I was also this way) that people don’t actually follow the training to the T, they kind of skim over it. Every lesson within Wealthy Affiliate contains it’s own list of assignments you need to do. I sat down, and did them all and it basically came down to this:

Establish a website in the make money online niche or something related to it.

Create content that encompasses making money online and reviewing make money online programs. In other words, I blog about these things. 

Content creation and consistency is what eventually created the foundation for my said to grow to the point where I made the 300 sales. 

Every single one of my 900+ articles basically talks about either…programs in this niche and my experiences with them, or my personal experiences with this whole subject, promotes WA, and that’s basically it. You’re welcome to browse my previous articles in the blog section of this site for reference.

My plans for growth 2019 and onward…

Content creation is fun, but it’s tough and time consuming. If you’re just starting out, you need to be doing this but eventually, you will need to expand and this is where I’m going to share some of my personal “in the works” projects that I’m doing to make the 300 sales quota easier, faster to reach and most importantly, structured in a way to grow my business and keep it that way:

First, I am running some “mini websites” where I am drawing paid traffic to. This year, I’ve made it a goal to step it up in the realms of Bing Ads, YouTube advertising, Facebook Ads and even Instagram. All of these networks have their own gigantic niche audiences who are interested in making money online, and these markets in many cases are untapped, just waiting to be owned.

One thing you learn about content creation, is that it’s hard at first, but it becomes easier to produce overtime, but eventually, it can get boring and you can even be scared of exploring other networks. This is what I’ve actually experienced and it’s actually taken me longer than I want to admit to take the risk and explore these other networks. Paid ads have tremendous potential, but you need to have the foundation of a website that is set up through the bootcamp course in Wealthy Affiliate to pay for it and yes, they have their own training materials on paid ads there, though I’ve actually gone a bit farther and…

Second, I joined a program called Market Hero which tackles 2 of my listed networks: YouTube ads and Facebook Ads. So far I’m happy with that program and I will be using what I learn there to expand my promotion of Wealthy Affiliate.

Third, I actually started a new “bootcamp” type website to promote WA. Now you may be wondering, why would I want to divide up my efforts to promote 1 program, but through 2 websites. Wouldn’t that mean I have more work? The answer is yes, but the second I have set up is VERY niche specific and thus, the content I have put up there is ranking faster, even though it’s still a new site.

Fourth, I am going to be creating my own digital, informational products an offering my own affiliate promotions through, and within these products, should they become successful and start selling well, I will be pitching Wealthy Affiliate to my customers there. 

Overall, the goal is “Simple”, and that is:

Grow the business, don’t become complacent again and make what took a year to reach (300 sales), faster. My fastest time in reaching that goal was under 7 months, but the goal has now become to do it in 1 month.

My final thoughts:

I am truly grateful to be a promoter of Wealthy Affiliate, not just because of their lucrative incentive program, but because that program itself has been of a huge HELP to people who like me started out in this business and needed REAL direction on making money online.

Because I went through the steps, the training, and because I worked very hard, that has given me the opportunity to do all of this and enjoy the benefits, such as the trip I will be taking to Vegas in 2019. It’s actually one of the small rewards of all of this.

But in any case, if you’re reading this too, and have similar goals, you should absolutely become a member of this place, even if it isn’t to promote Wealthy Affiliate. Remember, you can create a entire online business through a completely different market, and they have training on that too.

Last question you may have: Is it too late for me to become part of this?

No it is not.

You know when someone reads a success story or multiple success stories, I find that most people create a negative impression about all of this for themselves and think it’s too late for them to become part of this whole thing, to become a success story themselves or perhaps that it’s just too hard for them to do.

That mindset alone already puts a mental barrier before you and I’m here to tell you that you need to break it. This year, we’ve had more new Vegas inductions (new people meeting that goal) than ever before and ALL of these people did the same things I did, they followed the training and worked hard.

And on the opposite end, there’s been people in the past who made it, became complacent like I did and didn’t make it the following year. Don’t make our mistakes!

So what does that mean? It means you need to stop talking yourself out of this and do that same thing too, period.