Success in affiliate marketing doesn’t always come at the same speed for everyone. Some people might already have an audience before they start, like a blog or social media following. That gives them a big push early on. Others may start from scratch, learning everything from building a website to understanding traffic sources. This takes more time and patience. Also, some are quick to test and change what’s not working, while others stick to the same strategy for too long without results. It's not always about luck, but more about how you use your time, test ideas, and keep learning. Anyone can feel behind, but growth happens when you stay consistent and open to change. What’s your own thought on this?
Why do some affiliates see immediate success while others struggle for months? What am I missing?
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