I have spent some time last week and this weekend at the wealthy affiliate site and i really like it. With the search tools that are available and the option for hosting of your own websites built in i think it is a great package overall.
The way i see it is there is a community of people as well which adds a huge amount of potential for resource, especially since you can private message people as well in the forums for suggestion or advice.
The differences that i see is really based on user strategies and how you obtain that information. Normally you pay 35-50 bucks each to get a strategy of how that person achieved making money on the internet, no matter how much it was, and the blueprint for how to duplicate it. You need this kind of information to keep trying different methods of promotion and marketing once you get a site or product on the ground.
On the other hand, people are sharing this kind of information all the time in the WA website for free. This is for 2 reasons. #1 - they want to get more gold and be ranked higher in the WA as an authority figure, and #2 they generally seem to want to see people succeed and offer suggestions and help to do this.
WA does a good job at pulling in all pieces, even the ones i was mainly worried about before and that was building a website. They have the site rubix tool that you can build websites on and it is a free tool to use. They also go over squidoo, weebly, and other site builders that are free and require no programming to get a site going if you want one. But generally they stress that your own site isn't required.
All that seems left is the keyword and marketing research, but they have a ton of ideas in here for that as well. I like that they also do not have page after page of endless babbling to get 3 or 4 short tidbits of relevant info. They usually get right to the meat and potatoes of the topic with most articles i have read and they have been under 5 pages for almost all i have read.
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