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Picking in on the calculations in the lesson about potential revenue I believe that in my modest opinion one sale a day is already a quite reasonable achievement.
Are there
Hi Chris, as someone who has been to this conference numerous times, the numbers really vary. The key isn't in the statistics necesarily, but first focusing on converting people into starters then premium, then scaling that which is when the numbers play a role. It's not everyone who gets say a 100 people to click on their WA affiliate link will get an X amount of sales. It just doesn't work that way because there's so many other factors to consider like traffic, the type of audience and other things.
The good news is that if you follow the training in WA that you'll be on the right path to make it and as your experience grows in the business, so too will your understanding. I would also recommend considering the Premium plus membership as there's a bunch more content/classes on this topic that may help you reach your goal.
What matters is that indeed the platform and hubs are a beautiful tool for business development, whether you sell the WA training or another product. It is a great achievement of all the people involved in the development of the hub and training.
That's an excellent point and something I would totally use when you create content promoting WA. The value of the platform is what sells it and keeps people here.
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How much people were invited in las vegas ?
Picking in on the calculations in the lesson about potential revenue I believe that in my modest opinion one sale a day is already a quite reasonable achievement.
Are there
Yes, I understand his point of view. No difficulties there.
I was just tipping tones in the water and searching for some averages to come to some estimations.
Hi Chris, as someone who has been to this conference numerous times, the numbers really vary. The key isn't in the statistics necesarily, but first focusing on converting people into starters then premium, then scaling that which is when the numbers play a role. It's not everyone who gets say a 100 people to click on their WA affiliate link will get an X amount of sales. It just doesn't work that way because there's so many other factors to consider like traffic, the type of audience and other things.
The good news is that if you follow the training in WA that you'll be on the right path to make it and as your experience grows in the business, so too will your understanding. I would also recommend considering the Premium plus membership as there's a bunch more content/classes on this topic that may help you reach your goal.
What matters is that indeed the platform and hubs are a beautiful tool for business development, whether you sell the WA training or another product. It is a great achievement of all the people involved in the development of the hub and training.
That's an excellent point and something I would totally use when you create content promoting WA. The value of the platform is what sells it and keeps people here.
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I like to refer to another article ( a specific post, not the whole website ) in one of my posts.
It concerns the same website. How do I do that ? Thank You for your advis
if you select some text that you want to create a link to the other post - then click on the likn symbol and start typing the other posts title it should become listed under where you are typing and you can click on it to make it link to it....
Copy the URL of the page you want to add to your post/page and paste it in the new article.
If you go to the magnifying glass at the top and type in the question it should give you lessons on it. Trust me when copy and paste and working with Google will be a big help.
Kevin and Son
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Hallo. how do I put a link in a post of my website to another post in my website ?
I like to refer to another article ( a specific post, not the whole website ) in one of my posts.
It concerns the same website. How do I do that ? Thank You for your advis
if you select some text that you want to create a link to the other post - then click on the likn symbol and start typing the other posts title it should become listed under where you are typing and you can click on it to make it link to it....
Copy the URL of the page you want to add to your post/page and paste it in the new article.
If you go to the magnifying glass at the top and type in the question it should give you lessons on it. Trust me when copy and paste and working with Google will be a big help.
Kevin and Son
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I have changed my logo and published but if I go to my website it is still the old one showing up .?
I have logged in in my wordpress and conform the instructions went to the appearence ... customize ... Site identity .. logo : downloaded the new logo, replace the old one an
You may need to empty the browser cache, refresh, and try again. Try the URL in a different browser or mobile device.
You can also empty the servers cache.
Websites > Site Manager > Details > Sitespeed > Empty site cache
https://www.wikihow.com/Clear-Your-Browser's-Cache
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I have changed my logo and published but if I go to my website it is still the old one showing up .?
I have logged in in my wordpress and conform the instructions went to the appearence ... customize ... Site identity .. logo : downloaded the new logo, replace the old one an
You may need to empty the browser cache, refresh, and try again. Try the URL in a different browser or mobile device.
You can also empty the servers cache.
Websites > Site Manager > Details > Sitespeed > Empty site cache
https://www.wikihow.com/Clear-Your-Browser's-Cache
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Pubishing the same content simultaneously as a page and a post on the same website, does it make any
The idea is that it concerns permanent and essential information on the subject of the website but at the same time an interesting 'blogging' item to tell the public and curiou
Why would you want to do that?
Are you following up on the webinar training?
Most of your content would be Posts, with the privacy policy and disclosures as pages. Services or e-commerce websites may have additional pages.
But you definitely don't want duplicate content vs. a compelling blog post with a great keyword that punches and delivers. It conveys a message and has a purpose.
Google also frowns on duplicate content. What is a Page or a Post? - How to Switch a Page to a Post and Vice Versa
Hi Abie thanks.
I 've read your information and yes I follow the webinar training.
BUT I am only at lesson four ...
Point is I want to make already some -useful- content so that I can at least use my AI word balance ...
If I first follow only training the credits vanish at the end of the month.
So I try to find a balance in taking the theoretical course and practical applications.
This can lead to some 'strange' questions ... I appologize for that.
Your time and consideration is most appreciated.
You can do outlines and save those for later :) No need for an apology... And don't sacrifice points for quality and compelling content.
Hi - no, that's not a good idea.
People find your content by searching for the keyword or topic in Google, and whether it is a page or a post doesn't matter, in that respect.
If it's relevant to the search term, Google will show it in the results.
But, if you have two articles the same, Google won't know which is the most important, they are fighting against each other, and Google might not show either of them!
Don't forget, you can add a post to your top menu, if you wish, to make it stand out and be easily accessible.
It's not just pages that can be added to a menu.
Or you can make the post "sticky" so that it is always shown at the top of your blogroll on your homepage, so it doesn't get pushed down by newer content.
If you publish as a page it will still appear in your blog roll. So I believe now you will have it twice in your blog roll. Personally, I would not publish it twice but let's see what others say about it
Pages don't get added to the blog roll.. But he will indeed have duplicate content on the site which is bad.
You can look at the below resource; I definitely don't want duplicates :) 🍓 What is a Page or a Post? - How to Switch a Page to a Post and Vice Versa
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Pubishing the same content simultaneously as a page and a post on the same website, does it make any
The idea is that it concerns permanent and essential information on the subject of the website but at the same time an interesting 'blogging' item to tell the public and curiou
Why would you want to do that?
Are you following up on the webinar training?
Most of your content would be Posts, with the privacy policy and disclosures as pages. Services or e-commerce websites may have additional pages.
But you definitely don't want duplicate content vs. a compelling blog post with a great keyword that punches and delivers. It conveys a message and has a purpose.
Google also frowns on duplicate content. What is a Page or a Post? - How to Switch a Page to a Post and Vice Versa
Hi Abie thanks.
I 've read your information and yes I follow the webinar training.
BUT I am only at lesson four ...
Point is I want to make already some -useful- content so that I can at least use my AI word balance ...
If I first follow only training the credits vanish at the end of the month.
So I try to find a balance in taking the theoretical course and practical applications.
This can lead to some 'strange' questions ... I appologize for that.
Your time and consideration is most appreciated.
You can do outlines and save those for later :) No need for an apology... And don't sacrifice points for quality and compelling content.
Hi - no, that's not a good idea.
People find your content by searching for the keyword or topic in Google, and whether it is a page or a post doesn't matter, in that respect.
If it's relevant to the search term, Google will show it in the results.
But, if you have two articles the same, Google won't know which is the most important, they are fighting against each other, and Google might not show either of them!
Don't forget, you can add a post to your top menu, if you wish, to make it stand out and be easily accessible.
It's not just pages that can be added to a menu.
Or you can make the post "sticky" so that it is always shown at the top of your blogroll on your homepage, so it doesn't get pushed down by newer content.
If you publish as a page it will still appear in your blog roll. So I believe now you will have it twice in your blog roll. Personally, I would not publish it twice but let's see what others say about it
Pages don't get added to the blog roll.. But he will indeed have duplicate content on the site which is bad.
You can look at the below resource; I definitely don't want duplicates :) 🍓 What is a Page or a Post? - How to Switch a Page to a Post and Vice Versa
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I am building up my website and realise that some content I made is rather a Page than a Post. How do I move that Post in the website to a Page in (the same ) website ?
Adding a plugin complicated things because you have to remember to deactivate it and delete it afterward. Copy and paste is the simplest way.
Why not use the plugin? You can delete it once you're done. It's quicker and a lot easier.
True. I’ve only ever done it once though as I double check that I’ve chosen the correct one before I publish.
Hi Andre,
I would just cut and past it from your page to a new post.
You can still keep your page and have the same content as a post.
Regards
Brian
Post type switcher plugin or manually (copy and paste).
Plugins tab and add new, input in search, install, and activate.
Quick edit in posts or pages, make your choice (page or post change), and hit update.
Once finished, you may deactivate and delete the plugin.
This resource explains What is a Page or a Post? - How to Switch a Page to a Post and Vice Versa
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How do I change a post into a page ?
I am building up my website and realise that some content I made is rather a Page than a Post. How do I move that Post in the website to a Page in (the same ) website ?
Adding a plugin complicated things because you have to remember to deactivate it and delete it afterward. Copy and paste is the simplest way.
Why not use the plugin? You can delete it once you're done. It's quicker and a lot easier.
True. I’ve only ever done it once though as I double check that I’ve chosen the correct one before I publish.
Hi Andre,
I would just cut and past it from your page to a new post.
You can still keep your page and have the same content as a post.
Regards
Brian
Post type switcher plugin or manually (copy and paste).
Plugins tab and add new, input in search, install, and activate.
Quick edit in posts or pages, make your choice (page or post change), and hit update.
Once finished, you may deactivate and delete the plugin.
This resource explains What is a Page or a Post? - How to Switch a Page to a Post and Vice Versa
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Chris, you have a FANTASTIC response from Vitaliy here :)
Yes, I understand his point of view. No difficulties there.
I was just tipping tones in the water and searching for some averages to come to some estimations.
That's fabulous, Chris!