If you own a premium domain, you can.

Websites top menu > Site manager > Site Email
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/email Setting Up A Domain Specific Email Account

Hey Chris,

Here's Kyle's instructions on setting up your domain email address: Setting Up A Domain Specific Email Account Hope you find this helpful.

Hey Chris,

Here's Kyle's training on this subject: Setting Up A Domain Specific Email Account And also... Lynne's video that may assist you: How To Use Your Gmail Account For Your WA Email Addresses Hope this helps you.

You can use email forwarding, webmail, or Thunderbird Domain Specific WA Site Email Using Thunderbird free

Hi

That's for a webmail

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/email

You may also forward to a mailbox if you so wish like Gmail. Yahoo or Outlook etc.

If you decide to create a full mailbox here at WA and if you don’t want to use Gmail, and if you’re a Windows user using Outlook, then this training might help you. How To Add WA Email Account To Microsoft Outlook

Yes Chris,

And since then it has been recommended that we forward our domain email to a gmail account where we can setup our domain email address to be used from within gmail.

Here's a video to show you how you can do that: How To Use Your Gmail Account For Your WA Email Addresses Hope you find this helpful.

Hello there,

Here is the training to create a specific domain email account: Setting Up A Domain Specific Email Account Once you've created the email, you can access it by clicking Website - Site Manager - Site Email.

I hope it helps,

Ferra

Hey Chris,

My obvious advise would be to try another browser. It is becoming more and more difficult for membership sites to be 100% browser compatible at all times.

If that proves not to be the case then... here's what I discovered for you.

When I Google searched the prompt you got, I was sent to sign up as a publisher. However, a little snooping around and I found that they do have a Support Center (link at the bottom of the following web page: http://www.cj.com/company-information) and an 800 telephone number.

If their support is anything like most companies their size, their support staff will be outstanding with their assistance.

You may need to scroll down the screen. Unfortunately, this is not something WA members can help with - contact the CJ helpdesk for assistance.

I am with Labman on this one. Go for one specific keyword and just write naturally. Sometimes you will find a particular post is ranked for other than the targeted keyword. As long you keep the relevancy on the post, there are many keyword (semantic keywords) which will be included in the post naturally.

My opinion.

Joe:)

Hey CD,

Lehman is pretty much dead on. But I understand where you are coming from. On a couple of my post, I know that there's are multiple word that can be looked at as keyword content, and most likely in time, Google will be picking up on them and adding them to the site on its on.

You should focus on one. Add it to the Title, the meta description, the image alt tag.
Use it in the content somewhere in the first 100 words.

You can have additional keywords in the content if they flow naturally in what you are writing. Focus on a single keyword though. Google will find additional keywords in your content for you. You don't need to add them unless they are natural.

Typically, if you write naturally other keywords will be picked up by the search engines. Focus on writing for your readers and not for the search engines. Use the keyword to set your intent for the article.