Help me Analyze Wealthy Affiliates Product

Frets · #1 (**permalink**) 09-16-2009, 08:41 AM

Okay, I've membered up with the 7-day trial period with Wealthy Affiliates.

As a newbie, I need some help in how to best use 7 days to discern if this is a reputable product. If anyone can please list some things I should look into or look for, then perhaps I can help asseess the product for everybody.

Some of the things I will try to look into:

* Their Forum. How responsive, how varied, how expertised.
* Their Tools. Though as a newbie, I'm not sure 7-days will be enough time for me to play with the whole set ... maybe just the research stuff.
* Their Training.

Any other suggestions?

Hopefully, this trial run will help me. I suspect that I will then give Site Build It a 30-day run as well. I like the fact that they provide a full 30-day trial ... especially because most who start this venture only do so on a part-time basis.

As always, thanks in advance,
Frets

BreLove · #2 (**permalink**) 09-16-2009, 07:55 PM

As a result of my previous multi-level marketing life (I know - don't ask), I tend to believe that you can make ANYTHING work if you work it.

A lot of people have been successful with SBI! but I'm sure the number of failures easily outnumber the success stories. I'd bet the same holds true for WA. And then there are the intellects that found online success before SBI! and WA were created - these companies are probably being run by those intellects

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I'm just saying that there are enough examples that you can succeed on any platform, you just have to figure out which platform works best for you and make sure you have your "mastermind group" ready in the balances (ie dependable forum) for when you get stuck. But outside of that, if you can muster up the same amount of enthusiam and dedication - through the good and bad - for getting your website up to par as those that promote products like SBI, WA, Amway, Mary Kay or WB then I think you are well on your way.

My advice - If you can test drive them as much as you can but don't be surprised if there is too much information to absorb in 7 or 30 days. Check out the format to see if it works with how you retain information, try to find examples of other WA sites, see how much guidance they offer with building your site and also submit some questions to the forum to see if you're able to get answers that you can understand. Everything else is all on individual - not the vehicle. Besides, you have a lot of content to create, you don't want to waste too much time deciding on whether or not to use college ruled paper

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Hope this is somewhat helpful.

lisa · #3 (**permalink**) 09-17-2009, 02:04 PM

Excellent, excellent point BreLove. More rep points for you.

BreLove · #4 (**permalink**) 09-17-2009, 02:34 PM

Wow...Thanks, Lisa!!!

chrisinbc · #5 (**permalink**) 09-29-2009, 06:51 PM

I gave you reputation points too for your above post BreLove. That is an excellent, well written, well thought out post. I actually knew some people who made a lot of MLM. On the other hand, I've known lots of people using the same system that made nothing.

Chris H.

BreLove · #6 (**permalink**) 10-01-2009, 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by chrisinbc

I gave you reputation points too for your above post BreLove. That is an excellent, well written, well thought out post. I actually knew some people who made a lot of MLM. On the other hand, I've known lots of people using the same system that made nothing.

Chris H.

Thanks so much!! Definitely proves that it CAN be done.

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