Thanks for taking the time to leave your comments Matthew.
I’ll be going through the WA training again very soon so will update this article when I do.
Good luck with your affiliate marketing.
Andrew

Hi Mike, Just to be clear, whilst I do believe there is much better affiliate training than WA available, I do not consider it to be a total scam, and I never say that it is within my review.

Wealthy Affiliate is absolutely not a scam. The platform’s training is accessible for free, allowing anyone to join without requiring credit card details. They provide five lessons as a starter. If you find their training structure appealing, there’s an option to subscribe to the paid membership. Compared to other platforms, WA’s pricing is reasonable, and they offer an extensive range of training.

Additionally, they provide weekly webinars, often organized in series. For instance, you might have a four-week series on topics like maximizing ChatGPT’s potential.

One of the platform’s appealing aspects is its absence of exaggerated claims. In fact, it’s quite the opposite – they emphasize the need for effort and consistency from everyone.

If you label WA as a “complete scam,” then by the same logic, you could deem every cooking course, martial arts training, and even driving lesson as scam.

Hi Shobhit, Wealthy Affiliate is not a complete scam at all. I should know, I’ve fallen for enough scams in my earlier years online. A lot of what Andrew says in his review is right but it is definitely not a scam. There is a lot of information to absorb and yes, you do need to be selective with who in the community you listen to.

I have scores of page one rankings on Google and the other search engines after spending a year or so building out my site.

Just wanted to make that clear. Cheers.

Hi Mick,
Thanks for taking the time to post your opinion and thoughts on WA.
I do have my facts right.
I’ve been inside Wealthy Affiliate training and gone through it thoroughly…and it’s bang average at absolute best.
I’ve been through the affiliate training courses of about 25 different providers over the years, and the 5 that make it to my ‘Best 5’ round-up post are a mile ahead of the rest.
Andrew

Anybody should know that the “free” membership is just to evaluate the training platform, and by paying $19 for a months premium membership, which gives you 5 weeks, should be more than enough time for anybody to make a firm decision.

The problem we have here is that people love “free” which tells me that people are only looking for “the-get-rich-quick-schemes” which is what most of the products online promote.

In other words scams!

Some stay and continue but most don’t do anything about it simply because a very large percentage of people are lazy and do not want to work.

I had looked at many training platforms before I decided on Wealthy Affiliate and you won’t find better training anywhere else.

As for the 5 “Top Training” link for 2021, I reviewed all those and didn’t match up to Wealthy Affiliate.

Get your facts right, but I guess you are going to find the odd negative review aren’t you but for a business that has been around since 2005 you would expect to see a hell of a lot more but you don’t.