Nobody told you it would be hard, and the loudest post here exists to correct that. It says plainly that anybody describing an online business as a walk in the park is lying, and that the sign up button is followed by a run of learning curves nobody mentioned beforehand.
From there the training turns ordinary in a useful way. How to fund something when you have no track record and no capital. How to get a video found so that it sends people back to you. What attraction marketing means in practice rather than as a slogan. Which handful of habits shift sales in a network business.
Then, with no transition at all, the blog reviews household appliances. A vacuum cleaner, a portable gas grill, a cable modem, a vacuum sealer. They are proper product write ups and they have nothing whatever to do with the rest.
Twelve posts. Read the honest one about what running a business online really costs you in effort, and treat the appliance reviews as the curiosity they are.