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This evening, I received an e-mail notification from Google+ that my account would be taken down as of April 2nd, 2019. Looks like this action is being taken due to inactivity
It is only Google + that is shutting down for all, not Google Analytics. It has nothing to do with your inactivity or not keeping standards so don't worry about it.
The email you received was sent to all who have Google + and withing that email if you wish you can save what you have in there.
Just follow the email and all is explained there.
All good Bella as Steve said below all other accounts associated with Google remain the same.
Besides, there are other social media sites you can use and do well like Pinterest which seems to be focused on more now.
Just search for Pinterest in the search bar at the top and you will see much more information from others on it.
Wishing you well
Andre
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What about my google+ account?
This evening, I received an e-mail notification from Google+ that my account would be taken down as of April 2nd, 2019. Looks like this action is being taken due to inactivity
Hi, Bella.
It's only the Google+ service that will be affected. Your Google Analytics account and any other accounts you have with Google should be totally unaffected.
Best wishes,
Steve.
It is only Google + that is shutting down for all, not Google Analytics. It has nothing to do with your inactivity or not keeping standards so don't worry about it.
The email you received was sent to all who have Google + and withing that email if you wish you can save what you have in there.
Just follow the email and all is explained there.
All good Bella as Steve said below all other accounts associated with Google remain the same.
Besides, there are other social media sites you can use and do well like Pinterest which seems to be focused on more now.
Just search for Pinterest in the search bar at the top and you will see much more information from others on it.
Wishing you well
Andre
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Can someone in the community suggest training that would help me in how to rank content? It would be greatly appreciate. Many thanks in advance for the assistance.
phil1944 has your answer , quality content over 1000 words , I am now seeing on SEO sites that 1800 words will rank better ?
There's lots of training in WA but as each one builds on the previous one, you do need to go through them in sequence.
But here's the summary to answer your question:
1. Write long blog posts in your niche. Use a catchy headline. Use your keyword naturally, but try to use it in the main heading and in some others and throughout the text without overdoing it.
2. Post frequently.
3. Seek out comments.
4. Get backlinks.
5. Keep doing it and be patient.
How to rank content to get better ratings with google?
Can someone in the community suggest training that would help me in how to rank content? It would be greatly appreciate. Many thanks in advance for the assistance.
phil1944 has your answer , quality content over 1000 words , I am now seeing on SEO sites that 1800 words will rank better ?
There's lots of training in WA but as each one builds on the previous one, you do need to go through them in sequence.
But here's the summary to answer your question:
1. Write long blog posts in your niche. Use a catchy headline. Use your keyword naturally, but try to use it in the main heading and in some others and throughout the text without overdoing it.
2. Post frequently.
3. Seek out comments.
4. Get backlinks.
5. Keep doing it and be patient.
This morning, I noticed that I had 4 comments on 4 different posts I had created for my site. When I look at the comments(located in Wordpress), the responses have nothing to d
They were probably left by bots that slipped through WA's checks. They're always obvious. Off-topic and usually containing links. Just trash ém.
If the comments have been entered manually, as Suzi and Joy say - trash it or spam it. Not sure what the difference is.
Sometimes comments are left by bots although I think WA hosting should prevent them, but you can get Captcha-type plugins to make it more difficult if it becomes a nuisance.
Ian
I totally agree with Joy:) This is a frustration that I have had, as well. When you do receive an awesome comment, be sure to thank them! That person actually read your post:)
Blessings:)
Suzi
Yes. Any comments on your site must serve to enhance the content and add value to your site. If it does not do these, or if you don't like how it is presented, trash it !!!!
How do I determine comments needing to be trashed?
This morning, I noticed that I had 4 comments on 4 different posts I had created for my site. When I look at the comments(located in Wordpress), the responses have nothing to d
They were probably left by bots that slipped through WA's checks. They're always obvious. Off-topic and usually containing links. Just trash ém.
If the comments have been entered manually, as Suzi and Joy say - trash it or spam it. Not sure what the difference is.
Sometimes comments are left by bots although I think WA hosting should prevent them, but you can get Captcha-type plugins to make it more difficult if it becomes a nuisance.
Ian
I totally agree with Joy:) This is a frustration that I have had, as well. When you do receive an awesome comment, be sure to thank them! That person actually read your post:)
Blessings:)
Suzi
Yes. Any comments on your site must serve to enhance the content and add value to your site. If it does not do these, or if you don't like how it is presented, trash it !!!!
I received notification from Adsense today that my application has been denied. Per Google, I did not meet the criteria for their program, Of course, no reason was given for th
Hi Barry, I know everyone's eager to start earning off their site, but I'd focus on your site and the feedback we spoke of to get your site ready for traffic and to get your posts to rank. Once that's complete and you've got organic traffic, you'll have no problem getting approved for Adsense.
Google can be pretty fickle. As Sandy said, throw the question out there and you may get some better answers. I personally don't like alot of clutter on my site.
Mark
I do not use AdSense, sorry I do not have an answer for you. Post you your question in the live chat area, and some will be able to help, quickly
Sandy
I was also unapproved for ads ensemble, mine was due to my content, I just started putting Amazon ads on my pages and said to heck with adsense.
Stacie
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Why was my adsense application denied?
I received notification from Adsense today that my application has been denied. Per Google, I did not meet the criteria for their program, Of course, no reason was given for th
Hi Barry, I know everyone's eager to start earning off their site, but I'd focus on your site and the feedback we spoke of to get your site ready for traffic and to get your posts to rank. Once that's complete and you've got organic traffic, you'll have no problem getting approved for Adsense.
Google can be pretty fickle. As Sandy said, throw the question out there and you may get some better answers. I personally don't like alot of clutter on my site.
Mark
I do not use AdSense, sorry I do not have an answer for you. Post you your question in the live chat area, and some will be able to help, quickly
Sandy
I was also unapproved for ads ensemble, mine was due to my content, I just started putting Amazon ads on my pages and said to heck with adsense.
Stacie
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Hi, Bella.
It's only the Google+ service that will be affected. Your Google Analytics account and any other accounts you have with Google should be totally unaffected.
Best wishes,
Steve.
Many thanks for your follow up and explanation. Makes more sense to me now.
It's easy to get spooked by these messages from big companies.