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Can anyone help me ? i fear it may be an index error ?
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When i got to customise my theme i get this error pop up ?
Can anyone help me ? i fear it may be an index error ?
Plugin problem caused by an analtyics plugin. If you can login to your site then try deactivating all the plugins. Maybe need to reinstall whatever analytics plugin you're using.
If you can't login, contact support as they'll have to do it for you.
Looking to get the opinions of any chefs out there in the WA COMMUNITY on my latest venture
You're off to a great start! I do like the professional chef's perspective that you bring to the reviews and recipes. One suggestion is to make the recipes easily printable. I'd also check for typos and inconsistencies in presentation, because those will affect cross-links. But overall, it looks like it's going to be a great site.
What about an ebook train how to be a chef, or a blog with the diary of a professional chef
As a chef my first site was about food and recipes hence my name here. However, it is very difficult to monetise these sites and the Google AdSense income is absolutely zilch. The only way to make these sites pay is to use reviews for gadgets et cetera a route I didn't want to take. It is easier to drive traffic if you stick to speciality food
Thank you for the feedback Kat, could you specify wat you mean by specialist food? Vegan diets ? Diabetic recipes ect ????
Kat is right. I'm sure she can give you further insights from her experience, but remember, online marketing is about finding what users want and giving it to them. Culinary Tips is a broad term. I'd head over to the keyword tool and search specialized niches like the ones you cited. You may find some terms have a much higher search and popularity number than others. Also think carefully about how you plan to monetize the site, as that may influence your strategy.
i have spent a few minutes considering all these things and have come up with the following plan, Would appreciate if you could let me know if this is the right direction to take.
Blog ideas to drive traffic
Diabetic recipes
family meals on a budget
Best vegetarian dishes
Low calorie tasty meals
Keyword Research-
diabetic recipes- simple diabetic recipes - diabetic chicken recipes - diabetic dinner recipes - quick easy diabetic recipes
Best vegetarian dishes- famous vegetarian dishes- top 10 vegetarian dishes
low calorie tasty meals - Low calorie dinner meals-low calorie chicken meals-low calorie family meals
family meals on a budget - Healthy meals on a budget for 2
(Kewords with low QSR but high Traffic are in bold) incorporate the rest within my articles.
How I’m going to monetise-
Diabetic recipes- Select recipes from cookbooks- review sed recipe, Market sed cookbook
family meals on a budget -Select recipes from moneysaving cookbooks- review sed recipe, Market sed cookbook
Best vegetarian dishes- Own personal recipes- Introduce specialist equipment, market said equipment(e.g Global chefs knives, V slicers, vitamix professional, food processor etc
Low calorie tasty meals - Give a money saving recipe, Look into equipment that will save the family money over time. I.E soup maker…. Bread machine……. making own sauces to save money on buying in ready backed jars. Basic béchamel, Basic Ragu, Stocks, Marinades, Dressing..
It seems like each of those categories could be a separate site - it might be best to focus on building separate niche authority sites as opposed to a little bit of everything. Also, I'm not sure about copyright problems if you're publishing recipes from a book, even if you're marketing the book. The low calorie tasty meals idea with money-saving equipment seemed logical (if they are buyers as well). But as a chef, what about a site dedicated to professional chef's equipment and/ or techniques?(I haven't done any competitive market research here so don't know if that is viable, but focusing on your unique strengths and knowledge can often be an advantage.
Exactly (assuming it's not a labor of love). That's why i was asking about the revenue model in mind for this site. AdWords won't pay enough unless there is a lot of traffic, so in this niche that pretty much just leaves product links in reviews etc., which isn't for everyone. Some pro chef's equipment is specialized and expensive, so if the market is there that's a possible avenue compared to competing with general cooking and recipe sites?
Adwords definately won't work whatever the traffic because the cost per click is miniscule.
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Needing chefs opinions on my latest venture?
Looking to get the opinions of any chefs out there in the WA COMMUNITY on my latest venture
You're off to a great start! I do like the professional chef's perspective that you bring to the reviews and recipes. One suggestion is to make the recipes easily printable. I'd also check for typos and inconsistencies in presentation, because those will affect cross-links. But overall, it looks like it's going to be a great site.
What about an ebook train how to be a chef, or a blog with the diary of a professional chef
As a chef my first site was about food and recipes hence my name here. However, it is very difficult to monetise these sites and the Google AdSense income is absolutely zilch. The only way to make these sites pay is to use reviews for gadgets et cetera a route I didn't want to take. It is easier to drive traffic if you stick to speciality food
Thank you for the feedback Kat, could you specify wat you mean by specialist food? Vegan diets ? Diabetic recipes ect ????
Kat is right. I'm sure she can give you further insights from her experience, but remember, online marketing is about finding what users want and giving it to them. Culinary Tips is a broad term. I'd head over to the keyword tool and search specialized niches like the ones you cited. You may find some terms have a much higher search and popularity number than others. Also think carefully about how you plan to monetize the site, as that may influence your strategy.
i have spent a few minutes considering all these things and have come up with the following plan, Would appreciate if you could let me know if this is the right direction to take.
Blog ideas to drive traffic
Diabetic recipes
family meals on a budget
Best vegetarian dishes
Low calorie tasty meals
Keyword Research-
diabetic recipes- simple diabetic recipes - diabetic chicken recipes - diabetic dinner recipes - quick easy diabetic recipes
Best vegetarian dishes- famous vegetarian dishes- top 10 vegetarian dishes
low calorie tasty meals - Low calorie dinner meals-low calorie chicken meals-low calorie family meals
family meals on a budget - Healthy meals on a budget for 2
(Kewords with low QSR but high Traffic are in bold) incorporate the rest within my articles.
How I’m going to monetise-
Diabetic recipes- Select recipes from cookbooks- review sed recipe, Market sed cookbook
family meals on a budget -Select recipes from moneysaving cookbooks- review sed recipe, Market sed cookbook
Best vegetarian dishes- Own personal recipes- Introduce specialist equipment, market said equipment(e.g Global chefs knives, V slicers, vitamix professional, food processor etc
Low calorie tasty meals - Give a money saving recipe, Look into equipment that will save the family money over time. I.E soup maker…. Bread machine……. making own sauces to save money on buying in ready backed jars. Basic béchamel, Basic Ragu, Stocks, Marinades, Dressing..
It seems like each of those categories could be a separate site - it might be best to focus on building separate niche authority sites as opposed to a little bit of everything. Also, I'm not sure about copyright problems if you're publishing recipes from a book, even if you're marketing the book. The low calorie tasty meals idea with money-saving equipment seemed logical (if they are buyers as well). But as a chef, what about a site dedicated to professional chef's equipment and/ or techniques?(I haven't done any competitive market research here so don't know if that is viable, but focusing on your unique strengths and knowledge can often be an advantage.
Exactly (assuming it's not a labor of love). That's why i was asking about the revenue model in mind for this site. AdWords won't pay enough unless there is a lot of traffic, so in this niche that pretty much just leaves product links in reviews etc., which isn't for everyone. Some pro chef's equipment is specialized and expensive, so if the market is there that's a possible avenue compared to competing with general cooking and recipe sites?
Adwords definately won't work whatever the traffic because the cost per click is miniscule.
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Wat does someone with experience think about my site? only been at wealthy affiliate 4 days.. So contents abit thin.
Looking to get more added soon
just any feedback
Very good site, especially since you have only been at this for 4 days. My only comment concerns the images. Are these photos you took yourself or are they images you did screen captures and downloaded to your site. If the are screen captures, many of the experienced WA members will warn you to reconsider using. If they are you own photos, they are very professional. Again, great site
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Just want to get peoples opinons on the general layout ?
Wat does someone with experience think about my site? only been at wealthy affiliate 4 days.. So contents abit thin.
Looking to get more added soon
just any feedback
Very good site, especially since you have only been at this for 4 days. My only comment concerns the images. Are these photos you took yourself or are they images you did screen captures and downloaded to your site. If the are screen captures, many of the experienced WA members will warn you to reconsider using. If they are you own photos, they are very professional. Again, great site
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My site doesnt seem to be loading on my phone, It was fine this morning maybe theres a problem with my conection, I would be grateful if anyone could see if it loads on there de
I did get it to load on my phone typing in the URL exactly as it appears above, with the slash at the end. I was not able to get it to load typing www.culinarytips.uk, as it shows up in my browser when I clicked this link.
Why isnt my site loading on mobile device ?
My site doesnt seem to be loading on my phone, It was fine this morning maybe theres a problem with my conection, I would be grateful if anyone could see if it loads on there de
I did get it to load on my phone typing in the URL exactly as it appears above, with the slash at the end. I was not able to get it to load typing www.culinarytips.uk, as it shows up in my browser when I clicked this link.
Can't help you, but it looks like IMc may have you covered