I'm juggling several IM projects right now. But one I'm giving some attention to is my WA recruitment drive.

Now I'm as wary of the over-enthusiastic sales pitch as the next guy. So when I first heard about WA and the 'famous' forum, I took it with a pinch of sodium chloride.

But you know what? Tough as it is to keep the faith in IM when it's all work and no $, it'd be far tougher without the support I get here at WA.

And that's going to be a big part of my WA affiliate campaign.

I try to thank everyone personally who offers a comment on my WA Space or a forum post. But I know I miss a few.

So this is partly a thank you to all those I haven't managed to respond to.

But it's also a statement of recognition about the value of the WA community.

Maybe there's other places I could go. Maybe I could save my monthly WA sub.

But would I still get the likes of JDP dropping by with encouragement?

Or Justin Brook with his hot tip on getting Google rankings with some clever blog and RSS footwork?

Or G (bwh1) with his guide to linkwheel  building?

Or Pot Pie Girl with her relentless support on just about anything?

Or fellow IMer-in-progress idm with his infectious positive attitude?

Or you. Adding your comment to my blog. Replying to a forum post. Uploading a tutorial. Sharing a resource. Answering a question.  Offering some words of wisdom in a PM...

Reminding me that I'm never entirely alone.

One of the things I like least about IM is that I work on my own almost all the time.

There's no doubt that being part of the WA community has helped me stay with my goal of becoming a successful online marketer.

I may be growing poor waiting for the tide to turn, but I'm in no hurry to save myself $39 a month by cancelling my WA sub.