Join Me On Webtalk!

Webtalk is a new social media networking service. I know there's always a new social media network, and we've had enough of social media network. Webtalk is brand new, and no one knows if it's going to make it big or flop in the future. But there's no reason why you shouldn't give it a try just because it's relatively unknown. It's a social media, it's free. In fact there are a couple of reasons why I'm recommending Webtalk to you. Because;

• the network is currently open by invitation-only, and
• you might have a chance to earn commission by referring others.

So here's an invitation link to my readers - it's totally free, and free forever (unless you want to take up some premium services in the future).

Webtalk - What Does It Do?

Webtalk allows you to 'manage' your network and newsfeeds. For example with X or Facebook, you follow or make friends with motley crew of people. Friends, coworkers, clients, your mentors, all different circles and different professions. For that exact reason, I rarely post anything on my Facebook timeline. I feel my fellow internet marketers don't need to know about my day-to-day personal events, and my marketing-related posts would be irrelevant to my ex-colleagues who are in accountancy field.

With Webtalk, you can separate your contacts in different groups (or 'teams'). So each time you publish your post, you can choose who to post it to. All your connections or only to a specific group or people. 

Having said that, most of other social media networks allow you to own multiple accounts and switch over from one to another according to the type of contacts. So you might not feel this feature is particularly useful or necessary.

What's It Like?

Webtalk is still at a beta version stage and there are still a lot of things to be improved. You might find the dashboard pretty bare. Also because it offers a referral commission incentives, most of the users who publish posts are affiliate marketers. So if you join now purely to connect with friends, you might feel deflated by it. 

Right now Webtalk is focused on pretty much business/professional oriented environment like LinkedIn. Looks like it, at least. But since it allows you to have personal connections, I think it's interesting to see where it's going and what kind of uniqueness it's trying to create in the future. The number of LinkedIn users is said to be like 500 million. Webtalk as of now (September 2018) is just over 350,000. Still growing!

As I just said, you might find your dashboard a little bare & boring. There's no proper "Help/FAQ" section. There are some videos to keep the users up to date, but they tend to be rather long and not so straight-to-the-point. If you can't find what you want, you can ask me a question. Or ask RJ Garbowicz, the founder/CEO/CPO guy, he is very helpful. 

If You Are An Affiliate

If you invite someone to Webtalk and that person spends on the advertising and premium feature packages, you'll receive 10% of it. Also there are a couple of other commission incentives (smaller percentages) - if that person buys something via Webtalk and job-related services. These services have not started, so the scheme is not so clear yet.

There's also a 5-tier referral MLM commission scheme, but it only applies to certain qualified members. They have to have testimonials (recommendations) by other members displayed, they have to be able to train others, etc. These rules have only come up in the past few days, so they may change (things only approve after tests & trials!)

So it is possible for anyone to have this social media network as the main source of income. If you're interested, the affiliate platform is not just ready yet, but you can start referring others right away. When it's all up & running all your tracking record will be transferred.