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Search Engine Optimization

Hello to all!
I'm trying to improve my site speed following Kyle's premium class. I've downloaded smush and have been taking images off my articles to stick only to relevant

Thank you so much!

You're plus plus welcome :)

have you been into your settings on your site ...
goto websites>>sitemanager>>details on the site and if you haven't click on extreme for sitespeed....
this process has improved a lot in the last year so will improve your site speed...
aim for high 80's and don't worry if it is not green...
but i have 10 plus images in articles and still achieve high 90's for sitespeed...

Thanks! I changed to extreme (unfortunately, still in the 30-40s on desktop and even less on mobile).
I use site content to publish : i thought the images were compressed ? Should I also do what you suggest in your training?

i personally reduce the file size of images myself and not rely on plugins ...or have the plugin to d othe little extra...
what's your url... i am just interested to test it

okey, I'll try that then

My url is winebymademoiselle.com

Please let me know what you think :)

my first impression on testing it is -do you have tons of traffic...
if not then get rid of google ads for a bit....this is really slowing down your site...
reenable it when your visitor numbers go up...
your image size is a bit out - but hopefully that can be covered by the above training ...
the images compression doesn't appear to be working too well as pagespeed is saying that you can save loads of time

always test on https://pagespeed.web.dev/ in a 'clean ' browser...i use epic browser for this purpose as it doesn't allow tracking cookies and has a built in vpn so i can test in various parts of the world...but it doesn't store your browsing history...

it looks like you have three tags on your site ...
one ua-xxxxx
and two ga4 ....
you may not have unticked the 'create a tag for me ' option and google has created another one ...
might be worth investigating that ...and removing one of the ga4 to help a little with speed
going to your post 'What type of wine is Ruster Ausbruch' your speed is a little worse than with your home page...
main problem is images...
wordpress should by default delay loading of off screen images - but i have never found it to work effiiently - as in your case ...
i would try to add a3 lazy load ( you may need to get supports permission to use it) - this will cover images and videos if you add them....
if possible it may be worth adding images in different sizes for the slider and the posts....if not i would not have the slider as the image quality is not that good - from what i remember...
just a few things to get you going ...
let me know what happens after the changes or if you need further info to do the changes...

wow, thank you for having a look and the feedback!

Where can i find this box "create a tage for me" option? And what does it mean?

i installed the plugin jetpack (which has a lazy load feature)

And I'm planning on redoing all the images on my website (with your training). Hope it solves the issue.

that plugin may be one of your problems - jetpack has been known to slow down sites and was at one time banned from wa due to security issues....so i wuold say it isn't working....
i added an extra e it should have read tag...
for google analytics to work you add code to your site for it to trigger every time a visitor arrives...
the older ua code is not collecting data now ( or is due to stop if it still is collecting) and hte newer ga4 is taking over- whether we like it or not...
ot remove one of the tags you need to go to your google analytics account and in the dropdown box at the top left you will see all of the properties in your account ...
on your site i see
UA-233xxxxxxxx
and G-GR5D3........
but on sitepspeed there is another g- number
G-BQL......
which may be the one google has created ...
click on this in your account ....click on admin down the bottom in the sidebar ...in the second column click on account settings and click on trash....
make sure it is not the one you added to your site....
you may need ot track it down in your site - maybe sitekit - settings - analytics and see what is connected through there... edit the one you don't want....
but i suspect that disabling jetpack will improve your sitespeed...
i was also looking at your theme -- i have worked with ashe in the past and ended up changing it to another faster theme....but that would be a last resort as you have the pro version....

Thank you, I'll try all that then :)

Do you have a recommendation for an equivalent of jetpack? I use it for their boost feature (Defer Non-Essential JavaScript, Lazy Image Loading, Optimize Critical CSS Loading)

i would try autoptimize and a3 for the lazy loading

Hi Diane,

To improve site speed, consider the following steps:

1. Utilize the power of HTTP/2.
2. Leverage browser caching.
3. Prioritize above-the-fold content.
4. Remove render-blocking CSS and JavaScript.
5. Reduce the number of HTTP requests.
6. Optimize images.
7. Sign up for a Content Delivery Network (CDN).
8 . Optimize server configuration.
9. Minimize latency.

Implementing these steps can help improve your site's speed and enhance user experience.

Israel

Hi Israel, thank you so much for the list, that was exactly what I was looking for!
However, I'm missing the "how" on many of them... Do you know of any training that helps with the "how" for beginners (/dummies) ? :)

For the 6, I think I've got it covered with Feigner's tutorial, but the others, I'm quite lost

Of course! Here's a brief explanation of how to implement each step to improve site speed:

1. **Utilize the power of HTTP/2:** Enable HTTP/2 on your web server. I'm sure WA Hosting supports this. HTTP/2 allows faster loading of web pages by handling multiple requests simultaneously.

2. **Leverage browser caching:** Add caching directives to your website's .htaccess file or use a caching plugin. This helps browsers store certain files locally, reducing loading time for returning visitors.

3. **Prioritize above-the-fold content:** Load critical content (what users see first) before other elements. Use the "async" or "defer" attributes for JavaScript and inline important CSS to improve initial page rendering.

4. **Remove render-blocking CSS and [removed]** Identify CSS and JavaScript that block page rendering. Move such code to the bottom of your HTML or use asynchronous loading to prevent delays.

5. **Reduce the number of HTTP requests:** Minimize the number of files (CSS, JavaScript, images) the browser needs to fetch. Combine CSS/JS files, use CSS sprites, and limit unnecessary images.

6. **Optimize images:** Compress and resize images without compromising quality. Tools like TinyPNG or Imagify can help reduce image file sizes significantly.

7. **Sign up for a Content Delivery Network (CDN):** Choose a CDN service and integrate it with your website. A CDN caches and serves content from servers close to the user, reducing loading times.

8. **Optimize server configuration:** Enable server-level compression (gzip) to reduce file sizes during transmission. WA Hosting supports this.

9. **Minimize latency:** A lower latency leads to faster data transfer and improved site speed. And Wealthy Affiliate Hosting supports this.

Israel

wa is https 1.1 i asked the other day as we were promised it for this year....
caching is taken care of with extreme sitespeed - we don't get access now to adjust our htaccess

Thank you Israel! Do you recommend a plugin for that? or do you do it manually?

Hey Diane,

Many of the steps can be facilitated or automated using plugins designed for site optimization. For example:

Caching plugins like WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, or WP Super Cache can help with browser caching.

Image optimization plugins like Smush, Imagify, or ShortPixel can compress and resize images for better performance.

Plugins like Autoptimize or Fast Velocity Minify can help with minifying CSS and JavaScript to reduce the number of HTTP requests.

CDN services often provide their own plugins or integrations for easy setup.

Israel

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How can I improve my site speed?

How can I improve my site speed?

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Search Engine Optimization

Hello to all!
I'm trying to improve my site speed following Kyle's premium class. I've downloaded smush and have been taking images off my articles to stick only to relevant

Thank you so much!

You're plus plus welcome :)

have you been into your settings on your site ...
goto websites>>sitemanager>>details on the site and if you haven't click on extreme for sitespeed....
this process has improved a lot in the last year so will improve your site speed...
aim for high 80's and don't worry if it is not green...
but i have 10 plus images in articles and still achieve high 90's for sitespeed...

Thanks! I changed to extreme (unfortunately, still in the 30-40s on desktop and even less on mobile).
I use site content to publish : i thought the images were compressed ? Should I also do what you suggest in your training?

i personally reduce the file size of images myself and not rely on plugins ...or have the plugin to d othe little extra...
what's your url... i am just interested to test it

okey, I'll try that then

My url is winebymademoiselle.com

Please let me know what you think :)

my first impression on testing it is -do you have tons of traffic...
if not then get rid of google ads for a bit....this is really slowing down your site...
reenable it when your visitor numbers go up...
your image size is a bit out - but hopefully that can be covered by the above training ...
the images compression doesn't appear to be working too well as pagespeed is saying that you can save loads of time

always test on https://pagespeed.web.dev/ in a 'clean ' browser...i use epic browser for this purpose as it doesn't allow tracking cookies and has a built in vpn so i can test in various parts of the world...but it doesn't store your browsing history...

it looks like you have three tags on your site ...
one ua-xxxxx
and two ga4 ....
you may not have unticked the 'create a tag for me ' option and google has created another one ...
might be worth investigating that ...and removing one of the ga4 to help a little with speed
going to your post 'What type of wine is Ruster Ausbruch' your speed is a little worse than with your home page...
main problem is images...
wordpress should by default delay loading of off screen images - but i have never found it to work effiiently - as in your case ...
i would try to add a3 lazy load ( you may need to get supports permission to use it) - this will cover images and videos if you add them....
if possible it may be worth adding images in different sizes for the slider and the posts....if not i would not have the slider as the image quality is not that good - from what i remember...
just a few things to get you going ...
let me know what happens after the changes or if you need further info to do the changes...

wow, thank you for having a look and the feedback!

Where can i find this box "create a tage for me" option? And what does it mean?

i installed the plugin jetpack (which has a lazy load feature)

And I'm planning on redoing all the images on my website (with your training). Hope it solves the issue.

that plugin may be one of your problems - jetpack has been known to slow down sites and was at one time banned from wa due to security issues....so i wuold say it isn't working....
i added an extra e it should have read tag...
for google analytics to work you add code to your site for it to trigger every time a visitor arrives...
the older ua code is not collecting data now ( or is due to stop if it still is collecting) and hte newer ga4 is taking over- whether we like it or not...
ot remove one of the tags you need to go to your google analytics account and in the dropdown box at the top left you will see all of the properties in your account ...
on your site i see
UA-233xxxxxxxx
and G-GR5D3........
but on sitepspeed there is another g- number
G-BQL......
which may be the one google has created ...
click on this in your account ....click on admin down the bottom in the sidebar ...in the second column click on account settings and click on trash....
make sure it is not the one you added to your site....
you may need ot track it down in your site - maybe sitekit - settings - analytics and see what is connected through there... edit the one you don't want....
but i suspect that disabling jetpack will improve your sitespeed...
i was also looking at your theme -- i have worked with ashe in the past and ended up changing it to another faster theme....but that would be a last resort as you have the pro version....

Thank you, I'll try all that then :)

Do you have a recommendation for an equivalent of jetpack? I use it for their boost feature (Defer Non-Essential JavaScript, Lazy Image Loading, Optimize Critical CSS Loading)

i would try autoptimize and a3 for the lazy loading

Hi Diane,

To improve site speed, consider the following steps:

1. Utilize the power of HTTP/2.
2. Leverage browser caching.
3. Prioritize above-the-fold content.
4. Remove render-blocking CSS and JavaScript.
5. Reduce the number of HTTP requests.
6. Optimize images.
7. Sign up for a Content Delivery Network (CDN).
8 . Optimize server configuration.
9. Minimize latency.

Implementing these steps can help improve your site's speed and enhance user experience.

Israel

Hi Israel, thank you so much for the list, that was exactly what I was looking for!
However, I'm missing the "how" on many of them... Do you know of any training that helps with the "how" for beginners (/dummies) ? :)

For the 6, I think I've got it covered with Feigner's tutorial, but the others, I'm quite lost

Of course! Here's a brief explanation of how to implement each step to improve site speed:

1. **Utilize the power of HTTP/2:** Enable HTTP/2 on your web server. I'm sure WA Hosting supports this. HTTP/2 allows faster loading of web pages by handling multiple requests simultaneously.

2. **Leverage browser caching:** Add caching directives to your website's .htaccess file or use a caching plugin. This helps browsers store certain files locally, reducing loading time for returning visitors.

3. **Prioritize above-the-fold content:** Load critical content (what users see first) before other elements. Use the "async" or "defer" attributes for JavaScript and inline important CSS to improve initial page rendering.

4. **Remove render-blocking CSS and [removed]** Identify CSS and JavaScript that block page rendering. Move such code to the bottom of your HTML or use asynchronous loading to prevent delays.

5. **Reduce the number of HTTP requests:** Minimize the number of files (CSS, JavaScript, images) the browser needs to fetch. Combine CSS/JS files, use CSS sprites, and limit unnecessary images.

6. **Optimize images:** Compress and resize images without compromising quality. Tools like TinyPNG or Imagify can help reduce image file sizes significantly.

7. **Sign up for a Content Delivery Network (CDN):** Choose a CDN service and integrate it with your website. A CDN caches and serves content from servers close to the user, reducing loading times.

8. **Optimize server configuration:** Enable server-level compression (gzip) to reduce file sizes during transmission. WA Hosting supports this.

9. **Minimize latency:** A lower latency leads to faster data transfer and improved site speed. And Wealthy Affiliate Hosting supports this.

Israel

wa is https 1.1 i asked the other day as we were promised it for this year....
caching is taken care of with extreme sitespeed - we don't get access now to adjust our htaccess

Thank you Israel! Do you recommend a plugin for that? or do you do it manually?

Hey Diane,

Many of the steps can be facilitated or automated using plugins designed for site optimization. For example:

Caching plugins like WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, or WP Super Cache can help with browser caching.

Image optimization plugins like Smush, Imagify, or ShortPixel can compress and resize images for better performance.

Plugins like Autoptimize or Fast Velocity Minify can help with minifying CSS and JavaScript to reduce the number of HTTP requests.

CDN services often provide their own plugins or integrations for easy setup.

Israel

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Keyword, Niche and Market Research

Hello to all!

I wanted to try out one of my affiliate links, so a friend went through my site and clicked on an Amazon link and though she did not buy the product I was

Amazon knows who your friends and family are. They won't ever give you credit for those sales. Just one more reason to NOT work with Amazon!

Hi, Diane

Be careful about having friends and family click on your affiliate links. Amazon may be able to detect that and might deactivate your account!

The product your friend bought might not be eligible for a commission.

Purchased products that pay a commission usually show up the following day in your Amazon Associates report.

Frank

Okey, thank you very, I'll check that out

Sadly, you don't get commissions for friends and Family. Amazon has strict policies about that.

Jeff

Well it is a pity, I was counting on friends and family to hit the 3 sales in the first 180 days

I use family and friends just to share my little website. However, you can use YouTube or IG to market yourself to potential consumers. Big companies do it all the time. Create little informercials or mini 1-2 minute videos detailing what your website is about OR what it is you are selling or promoting for amazon and then linking your affiliate link in the description or on your social media platform. Like how IG offers a spot to a link to your website. Place the link their. The rest is up to you:)

But for me YouTube is easier

IG?
okey, I'll try to do that then!
Thank you

No problem

Don't forget that Amazon also has rules for your social media accounts.

Mind the rules that others have posted here too. Diane posted some regarding social media accounts.

Once, I found that out, I never joined it, although, I swear by Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing for all of the books that I write, Diane! There are always good things to be found within the bad!

Keep succeeding no matter what!

Jeff

I would agree, Ms, Kida!

Hey you have great responses.
Lula

if your link was inserted correctly then you will still see the click and the purchases - even if they recognize you as knowing each other...
i have in the past clicked on one of my links t otest it and then the next day gone into amazon to purchase something... this shows up but i get no commission...whick i fully understand...
there is - or at least was- a way to test your links by copying and pasting them into a place in your amazon account - this checks for your affiliate id...
but as others say amazon know about friends and family - i think they go on addresses - anyone you have sent items to and maybe even their friends...
but my argument is how do you stop friends and family from clicking on your links then buying from amazon...to me you can't ...i just don't expect the commission until it arrives...
i hope you get it sorted...

I've think I'm going to get kicked out of Amazon anyway (no purchases). I'll have to sign up again and I'll see when it arrives now.

Hi - the commission does not show up until the item is shipped.

However, as Abie has mentioned, this is against their terms and conditions.

Nobody knows how Amazon determines that someone is your friend, but I can assure you that many others have reported that their purchase did not count because somehow they knew.

Amazon is extremely strict and has many rules - you can't mention the price of the product, you need their exact affiliate disclosure wording in each post, you can't use their reviews etc.

When you have met your sales target of 3 sales in your first 180 days, Amazon will inspect your site before they give their final approval. If they find even one example of a rule being broken, they will remove you from their program.

But I note in your response to Abie that you have read their terms, so hopefully, you won't be breaking any of the rules mentioned above.



thank you for the thorough answer.
I clearly won't have met the 3 sales in the first 180 days (not enough traffic I guess, I started my website in August)
I can sign up again though?

Yes, you can rejoin immediately, but you will be given a new ID, and none of your previous links will work; you will have to swap them over.

To be honest, most people join too early before they start getting regular traffic.

You can most definitely use their price as this is shown on their native ad text and picture option. It’s also allowed through their API.

Darlene

Yes, that's true, as they are pulled through from Amazon and update automatically when the price changes.

But, what I meant, was that you can't physically type in the price on your product review.

You can't say, for example, "this is the cheapest option at $15.99" as that could change the next day.

Yuppers! 100%

Yes, I'm one of these people. You suggest, I should focus more on the "learn" part of the blog and get traffic going before putting in affiliate links?

With Amazon, family and friends do not count as purchases and therefore no commissions. You may want to read up on their terms and conditions so that you do not end up with a void contract.

how does Amazon know that my friend is my friend? How does Amazon know about family?
i've read their terms...

I have no idea, but they know.

Okey, but was is considered a friend ?
Because I have many "friends" on Instagram for example. And I post articles on purpose, if somebody went and purchased something : are they considered friend?

May be some kind of tech. I really have no idea here.

Thank you for your answers. I was actually trying to reach their target of 3 sales in the first 180 days in order notto get kicked out, but I think I will

Great and I hope you are able to do it. All the best.

I can actually take an educated guess even if it is not definitive. You need to look no further then social media. Aka IG, Facebook, Twitter ect. All of these platforms work alike. They all know who your friends and family members are just by you mentioned it or acknowledging it like you can on Facebook. I’ve read some pretty interesting articles and papers on Ai. Stuff of nightmares. 👀

pretty impressive!
I really need to get those traffic numbers up

Really?

Yes really

Great 😎👍

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Amazon affiliate link : a friend bought but no commission, how come?

Amazon affiliate link : a friend bought but no commission, how come?

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Keyword, Niche and Market Research

Hello to all!

I wanted to try out one of my affiliate links, so a friend went through my site and clicked on an Amazon link and though she did not buy the product I was

Amazon knows who your friends and family are. They won't ever give you credit for those sales. Just one more reason to NOT work with Amazon!

Hi, Diane

Be careful about having friends and family click on your affiliate links. Amazon may be able to detect that and might deactivate your account!

The product your friend bought might not be eligible for a commission.

Purchased products that pay a commission usually show up the following day in your Amazon Associates report.

Frank

Okey, thank you very, I'll check that out

Sadly, you don't get commissions for friends and Family. Amazon has strict policies about that.

Jeff

Well it is a pity, I was counting on friends and family to hit the 3 sales in the first 180 days

I use family and friends just to share my little website. However, you can use YouTube or IG to market yourself to potential consumers. Big companies do it all the time. Create little informercials or mini 1-2 minute videos detailing what your website is about OR what it is you are selling or promoting for amazon and then linking your affiliate link in the description or on your social media platform. Like how IG offers a spot to a link to your website. Place the link their. The rest is up to you:)

But for me YouTube is easier

IG?
okey, I'll try to do that then!
Thank you

No problem

Don't forget that Amazon also has rules for your social media accounts.

Mind the rules that others have posted here too. Diane posted some regarding social media accounts.

Once, I found that out, I never joined it, although, I swear by Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing for all of the books that I write, Diane! There are always good things to be found within the bad!

Keep succeeding no matter what!

Jeff

I would agree, Ms, Kida!

Hey you have great responses.
Lula

if your link was inserted correctly then you will still see the click and the purchases - even if they recognize you as knowing each other...
i have in the past clicked on one of my links t otest it and then the next day gone into amazon to purchase something... this shows up but i get no commission...whick i fully understand...
there is - or at least was- a way to test your links by copying and pasting them into a place in your amazon account - this checks for your affiliate id...
but as others say amazon know about friends and family - i think they go on addresses - anyone you have sent items to and maybe even their friends...
but my argument is how do you stop friends and family from clicking on your links then buying from amazon...to me you can't ...i just don't expect the commission until it arrives...
i hope you get it sorted...

I've think I'm going to get kicked out of Amazon anyway (no purchases). I'll have to sign up again and I'll see when it arrives now.

Hi - the commission does not show up until the item is shipped.

However, as Abie has mentioned, this is against their terms and conditions.

Nobody knows how Amazon determines that someone is your friend, but I can assure you that many others have reported that their purchase did not count because somehow they knew.

Amazon is extremely strict and has many rules - you can't mention the price of the product, you need their exact affiliate disclosure wording in each post, you can't use their reviews etc.

When you have met your sales target of 3 sales in your first 180 days, Amazon will inspect your site before they give their final approval. If they find even one example of a rule being broken, they will remove you from their program.

But I note in your response to Abie that you have read their terms, so hopefully, you won't be breaking any of the rules mentioned above.



thank you for the thorough answer.
I clearly won't have met the 3 sales in the first 180 days (not enough traffic I guess, I started my website in August)
I can sign up again though?

Yes, you can rejoin immediately, but you will be given a new ID, and none of your previous links will work; you will have to swap them over.

To be honest, most people join too early before they start getting regular traffic.

You can most definitely use their price as this is shown on their native ad text and picture option. It’s also allowed through their API.

Darlene

Yes, that's true, as they are pulled through from Amazon and update automatically when the price changes.

But, what I meant, was that you can't physically type in the price on your product review.

You can't say, for example, "this is the cheapest option at $15.99" as that could change the next day.

Yuppers! 100%

Yes, I'm one of these people. You suggest, I should focus more on the "learn" part of the blog and get traffic going before putting in affiliate links?

With Amazon, family and friends do not count as purchases and therefore no commissions. You may want to read up on their terms and conditions so that you do not end up with a void contract.

how does Amazon know that my friend is my friend? How does Amazon know about family?
i've read their terms...

I have no idea, but they know.

Okey, but was is considered a friend ?
Because I have many "friends" on Instagram for example. And I post articles on purpose, if somebody went and purchased something : are they considered friend?

May be some kind of tech. I really have no idea here.

Thank you for your answers. I was actually trying to reach their target of 3 sales in the first 180 days in order notto get kicked out, but I think I will

Great and I hope you are able to do it. All the best.

I can actually take an educated guess even if it is not definitive. You need to look no further then social media. Aka IG, Facebook, Twitter ect. All of these platforms work alike. They all know who your friends and family members are just by you mentioned it or acknowledging it like you can on Facebook. I’ve read some pretty interesting articles and papers on Ai. Stuff of nightmares. 👀

pretty impressive!
I really need to get those traffic numbers up

Really?

Yes really

Great 😎👍

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Email Marketing

Hello, when people sign up to my newsletter, they are sent to my "thank you" landing page telling them to check their inbox. So that works. however after clicking on the link i

I think that was resolved as per your other question and if not, kindly let us know so that we can look into it again.

thank you so much!!

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Newsletter with aweber : where can I put my "welcome to club" url ?

Newsletter with aweber : where can I put my "welcome to club" url ?

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Email Marketing

Hello, when people sign up to my newsletter, they are sent to my "thank you" landing page telling them to check their inbox. So that works. however after clicking on the link i

I think that was resolved as per your other question and if not, kindly let us know so that we can look into it again.

thank you so much!!

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Getting Started
Updated

I've recently answered a comment via sitecomment, but I answered using the "admin" profile. How can I change to my other profile, knowing that my answer has already been posted

Exactly as Phil mentions, I hope it is all okay now?

Yes, thank you :)

Most welcome!

go into comments in your sites dashboard and edit the name of the comment and update

Great! Thanks

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How to modify a posted comment ?

How to modify a posted comment ?

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Updated

I've recently answered a comment via sitecomment, but I answered using the "admin" profile. How can I change to my other profile, knowing that my answer has already been posted

Exactly as Phil mentions, I hope it is all okay now?

Yes, thank you :)

Most welcome!

go into comments in your sites dashboard and edit the name of the comment and update

Great! Thanks

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