Hi David. I agree with you, you might as well incorporate it in your website niche, learning the Spanish Language. This way not only you and your 6-year-old are learning but also you are sharing it to your readers which in due time may create great traffic. For as long as this is your passion, go for it. Cheers! 🏅😎🏆💰

Hi David. I think it would make a great niche. Having in-depth knowledge of your niche is obviously helpful, but if you have a real interest in the subject and are prepared to learn as you go then I'm sure you will do fine. And with all the language courses available as well as other related products you should have no problem monetizing it.
By the way, my wife, Colette, and I are currently learning Spanish as well.
Good luck to you.
Philip

Thank you both for your responses and help.

I noticed it too, it is probably due to the Big Algorithm change in Google. they released in May...

Here is the screen shot

Hey David,

Your description sounds like there may be an issue with the link that you are clicking on.

Next time it happens, make note of the link, sign into your Dashboard, load the post with the link in question in Edit mode and inspect the link to see if there is a space where it shouldn't be.

If you cannot see anything wrong with the error (sometimes it is a tiny character that is hard to spot), then simply remove the link and create it again to see if that fixes the issue for you.

Hope you find this helpful.

I use Woocommerce. It seems to the be the best one out there. And the nice thing is you can take many different payment types including paypal. If you really want to go crazy you can set it up for Apple Pay, Google pay amoung others.
It takes a little bit to get used to setting it up, but once you get the hang of it the plugin is pretty simple.

Kevin

Hey David,

WooCommerce seems to be the most widely recommended retail plugin to use. See scree print below...

Hope you find this helpful.

It's always important to do this!

Jeff

That is one of the most important things we should be doing. Go ahead.
Pointer: Update its relevance, update the surveys when required, Reconstruct some not so very clear statements. Consider putting new images more fitting to your content. Improve the font and the written format, if you think you should.

All the best!

David-I have been doing the same, though still in early stages. I would love to know the answer to your questions as well from our esteemed WA pros! ANNE Z

Hey David,

The short answer is that Google loves to see us update posts and add information, so yes, doing what you are doing could help improve the rank of those posts.

You may find it easier to complete updating all of your posts and then simply submitting your sitemap to Google rather than each individual post.

Hope you find this helpful.