I register some domains 3 months ago, but now I decide to give up some niches, so the related domains will be useless for me. So I like give out to somebody who are interested i
3 domain names give out for free?
I register some domains 3 months ago, but now I decide to give up some niches, so the related domains will be useless for me. So I like give out to somebody who are interested i
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as u know , proper image is important for the look and feel of the site, but now I will not pay for the image,bu where to find the free one?
thx
Have a look at a Blog post I did about free images - https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/bluedot/blog/free-blog-images
Hi - I would recommend looking at Beverley's post here: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/where-to-find-images-for-your-website/introduction
It covers paid, free, royalty free sites etc.
All the best, Mark
Also, if you type in 'free images' in the question search bar at the top, you will see all the results that other people have posted with suggestions for where to get free images
Course 2, Lesson 5 is all about free images for your website...
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/building-your-own-traffic-producing-website/making-use-of-visuals
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Hi where do you find the free stock image for your site?
as u know , proper image is important for the look and feel of the site, but now I will not pay for the image,bu where to find the free one?
thx
Have a look at a Blog post I did about free images - https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/bluedot/blog/free-blog-images
Hi - I would recommend looking at Beverley's post here: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/where-to-find-images-for-your-website/introduction
It covers paid, free, royalty free sites etc.
All the best, Mark
Also, if you type in 'free images' in the question search bar at the top, you will see all the results that other people have posted with suggestions for where to get free images
Course 2, Lesson 5 is all about free images for your website...
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/building-your-own-traffic-producing-website/making-use-of-visuals
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I try to get a simple logo at FIVERR for my site , but I found a lot of sites do not have a logo at all, which still rank well and not look ugly, what is your opinion on the lo
Logo's help define your brand - so yes having a logo is a good thing to have. The worst place to get a logo is at fiverr.
If you want a professional logo you can go to www.99designs.com or if you're in Canada www.99designs.ca
You have 2 options you can get a logo from the 99 designs logo store starting at $99 - if you want the exclusive rights (no one else can buy it) the logo cost is $199.
These are pre-designed logos, you have the options of changing colors and making minor alterations to the logo and adding you company name and tag line.
Or you can start a logo design contest - here your logo will be designed by many, many designers and you choose the one you like. These start at $299
Or the other option is create your own logo.
thanks your guys answer, I also think the logo is a boost to appearance , no need more emphasis.
I am going to create my own logos.
Not needed to rank, but they can give you a boost in appearance. I would not stress on it early and would rather see the energy focused on content generation as we all know that content is king!
You don't need to have one, but it does make it look more professional. You can also make one yourself with Picmonkey or some of the other graphic tools.
A logo always needed for a niche site?
I try to get a simple logo at FIVERR for my site , but I found a lot of sites do not have a logo at all, which still rank well and not look ugly, what is your opinion on the lo
Logo's help define your brand - so yes having a logo is a good thing to have. The worst place to get a logo is at fiverr.
If you want a professional logo you can go to www.99designs.com or if you're in Canada www.99designs.ca
You have 2 options you can get a logo from the 99 designs logo store starting at $99 - if you want the exclusive rights (no one else can buy it) the logo cost is $199.
These are pre-designed logos, you have the options of changing colors and making minor alterations to the logo and adding you company name and tag line.
Or you can start a logo design contest - here your logo will be designed by many, many designers and you choose the one you like. These start at $299
Or the other option is create your own logo.
thanks your guys answer, I also think the logo is a boost to appearance , no need more emphasis.
I am going to create my own logos.
Not needed to rank, but they can give you a boost in appearance. I would not stress on it early and would rather see the energy focused on content generation as we all know that content is king!
You don't need to have one, but it does make it look more professional. You can also make one yourself with Picmonkey or some of the other graphic tools.
Appreciate ur answer.
Thanks for all your feedback
I just curious that some WA member get the real name of others who never expose their real name via profile.
Not everyone wants to use their real names for different reasons like branding, privacy and so forth. You can PM a member and ask them if they want to provide you with their real name. If not, it would be a good idea to respect their privacy.
Bluewell, glad you asked. Here is a tip. Time is precious, so just refer to them as whatever they like to be called. Is your name Bluewell? If it is, then great. If it isn't, also great! I know that it's what you want me to call you, and I respect that. You see, I am a car, and my name is WJC. LOL
I agree too... I used to scroll down to their welcome message to find out their real name. But now I feel if they don't mention it in their profile, they cannot expect me to go hunting for it and I'll just call them by their username.
You won't necessarily find the 'real' name of a member. Not everyone wants their name known. For newer people you will often see it in the first message on their profile = but you won't for people who have been here longer. :) Beverley
You can either go to their 'view profile', see if their intro has their real names, otherwise, you just need to ask them. Others don't put their real names, so...
Not sure if you mean the member's real name or if you're trying to look up their profile with their WA user name?
But, if it's their real name, you don't have access to it unless they share it openly here. If you're trying to locate a member by their username you can type it into the question bar at the top and they should come up.
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Where to find the real name of member?
Appreciate ur answer.
Thanks for all your feedback
I just curious that some WA member get the real name of others who never expose their real name via profile.
Not everyone wants to use their real names for different reasons like branding, privacy and so forth. You can PM a member and ask them if they want to provide you with their real name. If not, it would be a good idea to respect their privacy.
Bluewell, glad you asked. Here is a tip. Time is precious, so just refer to them as whatever they like to be called. Is your name Bluewell? If it is, then great. If it isn't, also great! I know that it's what you want me to call you, and I respect that. You see, I am a car, and my name is WJC. LOL
I agree too... I used to scroll down to their welcome message to find out their real name. But now I feel if they don't mention it in their profile, they cannot expect me to go hunting for it and I'll just call them by their username.
You won't necessarily find the 'real' name of a member. Not everyone wants their name known. For newer people you will often see it in the first message on their profile = but you won't for people who have been here longer. :) Beverley
You can either go to their 'view profile', see if their intro has their real names, otherwise, you just need to ask them. Others don't put their real names, so...
Not sure if you mean the member's real name or if you're trying to look up their profile with their WA user name?
But, if it's their real name, you don't have access to it unless they share it openly here. If you're trying to locate a member by their username you can type it into the question bar at the top and they should come up.
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sometimes it is clear to do it, sometimes not, please share ur experience to choose the seed key words.
if you start with a market rather than a niche, that will be evident, the process is called drilling down, or digging deeper...
You have to use the low hanging fruit parameters to gain a foothold in your niche, and these will reveal other things to you as well.
You may need to do several sets of research to get to where you want to be.
Keyword research is a process to which analysis and intelligence must be applied. It is not a one off event. It helps you to get familiar with your niche, and others that surround it. You have to look at websites that will be your competition to get a good idea of what they are writing about and how, and what is generating engagement.
Above all, you must find a topic that you can generate passion for, as you will be spending a long time writing and posting about it....
Sometimes it is hard to put the keyword in the post. Give you an example "learn affiliate market". How do you write it in a sentence?
Any keyword not grammatically correct is useless, I don't even bother with them. There is one option if you feel strongly it is near your goal, rewrite the phrase where it is grammatically correct such as, "learn to affiliate market" and try that.
I made a few mistake myself. When I looked up on Jaaxy, it said the competition is only 200. After I build my website, I found that there is 1000 competition on the keyword I choose. Sometimes, Jaaxy result is different from Google. You really have to double check.
Just start with your basic topic. Don't overthink your keywords. Your post will generate enough keywords naturally, and then you can develop your primary keyword from your content.
Think about the words that people will use to do a search in the search engine that will help them find your post. Those are your keywords. They should give the reader an idea of what your post is about, and they should help them find you when they use a search engine looking for those keywords.
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How to pick a seed keyword to start a keyword research?
sometimes it is clear to do it, sometimes not, please share ur experience to choose the seed key words.
if you start with a market rather than a niche, that will be evident, the process is called drilling down, or digging deeper...
You have to use the low hanging fruit parameters to gain a foothold in your niche, and these will reveal other things to you as well.
You may need to do several sets of research to get to where you want to be.
Keyword research is a process to which analysis and intelligence must be applied. It is not a one off event. It helps you to get familiar with your niche, and others that surround it. You have to look at websites that will be your competition to get a good idea of what they are writing about and how, and what is generating engagement.
Above all, you must find a topic that you can generate passion for, as you will be spending a long time writing and posting about it....
Sometimes it is hard to put the keyword in the post. Give you an example "learn affiliate market". How do you write it in a sentence?
Any keyword not grammatically correct is useless, I don't even bother with them. There is one option if you feel strongly it is near your goal, rewrite the phrase where it is grammatically correct such as, "learn to affiliate market" and try that.
I made a few mistake myself. When I looked up on Jaaxy, it said the competition is only 200. After I build my website, I found that there is 1000 competition on the keyword I choose. Sometimes, Jaaxy result is different from Google. You really have to double check.
Just start with your basic topic. Don't overthink your keywords. Your post will generate enough keywords naturally, and then you can develop your primary keyword from your content.
Think about the words that people will use to do a search in the search engine that will help them find your post. Those are your keywords. They should give the reader an idea of what your post is about, and they should help them find you when they use a search engine looking for those keywords.
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You are very generous.
We are in community.