don't delete site rubix for awhile it will state it at the bottom of your admin page

Also, you'll get a message saying it is now safe to delete.

Wait until every redirect is made, that can take an average of 30 days, to be totally safe, keep the siterubix 3 months after the transfer

Maybe do a back-up...just in case
Cheers ...........PB

You can point your domain towards your new website. Let me know how you are doing with it hope I helped. Ours is success and well being.

I would keep my domain name unless you don't like it then just dont use it. If you like it use it later if you upgrade. Ours is success and well being.

Minimum one month you have to wait after transferring to your own domain.

There should be a date listed by WordPress when it's best to delete your siterubix site, so you don't loose anything from your website.

Internal links are pointing to new domain.

Just wait for 30 days before you delete it (as mentioned in the message when you want to delete it).

I did not know. Thank you everyone!

You may also want to consider using sub'folders' instead of subdomains. Google treats subdomains as separate websites and authority and "Google Juice" does not pass from one to the other. Subfolders on the other hand are considered part of a single site and benefit from the overall authority amd rankings you build up over time.

You got quite a few answers, however, there is a simple answer that clears all of the fog: 'As many as you need by using subdomains (plural)'

It’s easy to create a memorable Web address for unique content areas of your site by using subdomains. For example, you could create a subdomain for pictures on your site called "pics" that is accessible through the URL

Hi Alfred. You have to buy the domain only. Subdomains are part of the domain. Therefor you don't have to pay for them. As far as I know, you can have as many subdomains as you want. But don't take my word for it.
If you choose a free domain here on WA, you choose a subdomain to siterubix.com (your_website_name.siterubix.com).
Hope I was some help to you.

One website one domain as many sub domain you would like to have

In one domain name only one website.But you can create sub domains.

I asked that the other day. It can only have one name but you can have sub sites I believe someone said. I may be totally off base. l think siterubix is a domain - if that helps

One domain, one site - however you can have sub domains associated to your main domain.

So for example www.yourdomainname.com is your site

A sub domain of that would be subdomainname.yourdomainname.com

A sub domain is treated like your main domain so you would need to install wordpress and any other tools you want have working on the sub domain

If you are asking about a domain name, the answer is one. The domain name is like our street address on the internet. There is just one name per website.

I would, first, check to see whether what you are going to write training about is not already available. This does not mean you cannot write about it, again, (you may have a better 'handle' on it, but you can also get some hints or tips about it and the layout...

Mickeyb

you have to be a member3 full months before you can writing any training progrms

I checked you joined in Jan. So, you'll have to wait until April, I guess.

Cheers.

Hi ALFRED5230,
Phil-58 is correct, click on the pen. You have to be a premium member for at least three months though.

Hi there Alf
On the top right hand side of this page, there are sseven icons
directly over your image...
click on the biro or pen icon and a menu drops down
one of them is 'create new training'
I suspect that is what you are looking for
Cheers.........PB

I believe you do it from classrooms link

There are a number of very good answers here!

Yes, site trust is attached to the domain name.
When you move from a sub siterubix to an owned domain you start at 0% again

When you begin over you site trust will zero out. Every month thereafter it will increase my 10%. If you redirect traffic from your other domain the the new one it should still remain the same. We'll see what other members response are.
Jerome

I just checked mine and it's at 0% also and this was stated beside it.......

0%
Site Trust
As your website matures, the Search Engines will trust it more. Brand new websites are not trusted until they prove that they offer quality and helpful content while engaging visitors.

Thanks for posting, I'm going to check right now.