I have read that sometimes newbie members here in WA get banned from SiteComments because too many of their comments have got disapproved.As a result, some WA members are afraid to give comments (they don't want to get disapproval).So therefore, I just wanted to confirm you - if you don't use hate speech or do spamming, I will accept your comment.You can conflict with my world view, you can disagree with me, you can oppose my article, argue with me.... I will approve your comment. That's my pro

In fact, there are two mistakes that I want to discuss here.Mistake #1I did not create enough content.I don't know about you but for me writing is hard. And seems to me, it is pretty much a universial difficulty.If you don' believe me, just google "writing quotes" and see what comes up. Let me give you some examples:“We are weak, writing is difficult…” ― Robert Falcon Scott “There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.” R

Both of them are connected with blogging and hopefully you can learn from them too.First, the good newsThe good news is that my site has slowly started to get organic comments. Not organic traffic but organic comments.As you know well, comments coming through WA Site Comment are not organic. That kind of comments are not so difficult to get - just go out and offer few comments, then ask comments yourself.But for long time I was wondering why my posts did not attract organic comments. Maybe it'

I have noticed that my website loading speed was not awesome. Sometimes it's a little bit better, sometimes it's worse but the frustrating part is that I don't know how to really improve it.And I don't really have time for learning it. Because creating quality content takes a lot of time (at least for me).Therefore, the slow loading speed is like a heavy burden on my shoulders and, as much as I understand, better speed means better Google ranking, means more traffic...So, like it or not, I must

Last week I wrote that I had achieved the best result for my blog from the WA Site Health. Almost all of the metrics were in green (100% or close to it).I felt completely relieved because for too long I had to live with all these red and yellow circles.It's not so hard to stay in greenNow, a week later I have found that once in green, it's not so difficult to keep it in green. Just add a bit every day to make the metrics happy and that's it.Don't get me wrong here, though. My priority is not to