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Hi, the Domien name I would like is available as a .EU , would an .EU still come up in searches in the US and non European countries? Or is the extension irrelevant?
Than
Will an eu domien be listed in non european countries?
Hi, the Domien name I would like is available as a .EU , would an .EU still come up in searches in the US and non European countries? Or is the extension irrelevant?
Than
In a recent Q&A document about new Top Level Domains Google said - Q: What about real ccTLDs (country code top-level domains) : will Google favor ccTLDs (like .uk, .ae, etc.) as a local domain for people searching in those countries?
A: By default, most ccTLDs (with exceptions) result in Google using these to geotarget the website; it tells us that the website is probably more relevant in the appropriate country. Again, see our help center for more information on multi-regional and multilingual sites.
If you want global exposure then a .com is the best :)
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my stats are stuck on 15th june, anyone else have this probleem?
I'd selected the custom time to display my stats up to the 15th! Selected today's date and.... Hey presto! How stupid am I! Thanks all for your help :)
Andy you may need to check back in a few hours mine have changed today. but have seemed to be stuck in the past
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My stats are still on june 15th?
my stats are stuck on 15th june, anyone else have this probleem?
I'd selected the custom time to display my stats up to the 15th! Selected today's date and.... Hey presto! How stupid am I! Thanks all for your help :)
Andy you may need to check back in a few hours mine have changed today. but have seemed to be stuck in the past
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sorry I've seen this question before, but can't find it.
Everywhere I look on the net seem to charge for downloading an image
Thanks in advance
And
And if you don't have enough yet Andy here are 10 more. 10 impressive sites for free for commercial use high resolution images Tim
Glen mentioned pexels they are excellent. You can custom size your download then all that is left is optimization
Here are a few websites offering free images.
http://FreeDigitalPhotos.net
http://Pixabay.com
http://Commons.Wikimedia.org
Keep in mind that you have to add an attribution to the author of the image and the page you download the image from. Make sure you read the licenses from the image you'd like to use. They give you information on this.
But typically, this will do the trick:
© authorname / website url
You can add the attribution within the image, as a caption underneath it or at the and of the post/page you're using it on.
Hope this helps.
Here’s a couple of tutorials on free images Where to find images for your website My 4 Favorite Free Image Resource Directories & Why Hope this helps =)
Pixabay is good. There's loads of free images and they're excellent quality https://pixabay.com/
Go to Google images, put the pics you want in the search bar and when they come up, click on 'search tools' and then finally, 'labelled for reuse' :)
Thanks very much, great tip! Didn't have that option on my iPad, had to use my laptop , top tip! Thanks a lot
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Where to download images for free?
sorry I've seen this question before, but can't find it.
Everywhere I look on the net seem to charge for downloading an image
Thanks in advance
And
And if you don't have enough yet Andy here are 10 more. 10 impressive sites for free for commercial use high resolution images Tim
Glen mentioned pexels they are excellent. You can custom size your download then all that is left is optimization
Here are a few websites offering free images.
http://FreeDigitalPhotos.net
http://Pixabay.com
http://Commons.Wikimedia.org
Keep in mind that you have to add an attribution to the author of the image and the page you download the image from. Make sure you read the licenses from the image you'd like to use. They give you information on this.
But typically, this will do the trick:
© authorname / website url
You can add the attribution within the image, as a caption underneath it or at the and of the post/page you're using it on.
Hope this helps.
Here’s a couple of tutorials on free images Where to find images for your website My 4 Favorite Free Image Resource Directories & Why Hope this helps =)
Pixabay is good. There's loads of free images and they're excellent quality https://pixabay.com/
Go to Google images, put the pics you want in the search bar and when they come up, click on 'search tools' and then finally, 'labelled for reuse' :)
Thanks very much, great tip! Didn't have that option on my iPad, had to use my laptop , top tip! Thanks a lot
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In a recent Q&A document about new Top Level Domains Google said - Q: What about real ccTLDs (country code top-level domains) : will Google favor ccTLDs (like .uk, .ae, etc.) as a local domain for people searching in those countries?
A: By default, most ccTLDs (with exceptions) result in Google using these to geotarget the website; it tells us that the website is probably more relevant in the appropriate country. Again, see our help center for more information on multi-regional and multilingual sites.
If you want global exposure then a .com is the best :)
Thank you very much for the info :)