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Hello all,
I have created a couple "Review" posts that I'd like to move to a Reviews page that I created and unclutter my main page. How can I do this? I tried the Menus tab
Is there any way to move a post to a different page?
Hello all,
I have created a couple "Review" posts that I'd like to move to a Reviews page that I created and unclutter my main page. How can I do this? I tried the Menus tab
Post type switcher plugin. What is a Page or a Post? - How to Switch a Page to a Post and Vice Versa However reviews happen to be posts vs pages.
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I just completed my first Post, YAY! I had to go back and add paragraphs because the word count was too low , now it's over 1000 words. But when I look at my Site Content revie
I think the aim is not to look at how many words your post vs trying to cover your topic well and give your post justice. You would have looked the competition on Google Page 1 before settling on a kyeword.
That's it being a thousand, over or under.
As long as you can provide your visitor with a clear cut succinct impeccable content worthy their attention, you have done your bit here. How many words would you write in a post?
Once you have published your post from site content to your WordPress site all future editing needs to be done on your website that is why the word count is different.
Site content and WordPress are totally two different things.
if you want to keep the same word count it is not really necessary as what is on your website is what counts not WA's site content that is just an internal aspect of WA and has no bearing on ranking with the search engines.
As for refreshing site content no you can't the only thing to do if you still want the same word counts is to copy and paste from your WordPress to site content to that particular topic you did.
I would just focus on your website content going forward that is what counts.
Andre
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Why does the post in my site content preview have the wrong word count?
I just completed my first Post, YAY! I had to go back and add paragraphs because the word count was too low , now it's over 1000 words. But when I look at my Site Content revie
I think the aim is not to look at how many words your post vs trying to cover your topic well and give your post justice. You would have looked the competition on Google Page 1 before settling on a kyeword.
That's it being a thousand, over or under.
As long as you can provide your visitor with a clear cut succinct impeccable content worthy their attention, you have done your bit here. How many words would you write in a post?
Once you have published your post from site content to your WordPress site all future editing needs to be done on your website that is why the word count is different.
Site content and WordPress are totally two different things.
if you want to keep the same word count it is not really necessary as what is on your website is what counts not WA's site content that is just an internal aspect of WA and has no bearing on ranking with the search engines.
As for refreshing site content no you can't the only thing to do if you still want the same word counts is to copy and paste from your WordPress to site content to that particular topic you did.
I would just focus on your website content going forward that is what counts.
Andre
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Post type switcher plugin. What is a Page or a Post? - How to Switch a Page to a Post and Vice Versa However reviews happen to be posts vs pages.
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