Yes, you register your new domain URL and then apply the move feature found within your site manager.

You can use the move feature found within your site manager to move your siterubix subdomain/dot com to your dot com when you are ready. It is a simple process.

You would need to wait up to 30 days (Kyle's recommendation) for 301 redirects to be completed and for the search engines. After of which, you MAY delete the subdomain; however, you could keep it for longer if hosting space is not an issue or for testing purposes such as themes, plugins, scripts, coding, etc

You can check Kyles's training tutorial below. Move On Over, My Brand Has Arrived Or else ask site support for assistance.

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

You can do it on the same domain name if you like and not move anything. This would require using the original domain, but changing the title on your site.
However, if you want to change the URL, too, you can backup your site and simply reinstall it on the new domain. Your content will still exist, but it will not have the same URLs as before, unless you set those URLs to redirect.

You will have to buy a new domain name and move it there.

I'm having this same issue right now. I have raised a ticket and hoping for a quick resolution!

Hi, you may submit a ticket to site support for assistance

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

Do you have a forward of some type set up on the email? I would suggest opening a ticket with site support and see if they can't go in and figure out what the issue might be. You can reach them here: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support

Good luck, Shannon

Sorry, no idea. Please try site support for assistance. Thanks

Please ask the Site Support.

Hi Imelda,
Check your post URLs to be sure they are HTTS, not HTTP. Site support can help you, as well.
Frank

The same thing happened to me, too and Site Support fixed it quickly.

I had this issue just let support know - they sorted it for me. They will ask you for the urls that its an issue for . It took less than 30 mins to sort and its fine now - hope that helps

I'm with Marion on this about the theme, but instead of drop down menus, I use internal page and post linking

So my blog reads like a book

Change your theme to GeneratePress. My menu works fine on Bing https://marionblackonline.com/ Menu With Custom Links and Drop Down Non-Clickable Headings

Now that is strange. Have you tried clearing your cache on your site and your computer?

Just a thought.

Laura

Hi Imelda, having a post every three days would be great for your website. This will give you more traffic, and build trust so your posts get indexed faster. 1000 to 1500 words is ideal.
When it comes to ranking, your contributions to the site comment this forum is also important. Continue to write posts here also.

All the best,
Michael

i would say both - what you are looking for are chinks in what is there - finding keywords that are not well serviced and writung very relevant content to cover these 'low hanging fruit'.
will it take 2k words - if thats what it takes to fully answer the keyword then yes.
how often - that depends on your niche and how fast you want to get noticed.
i would do a spread of both - answering longer questions and shorter questions - and even longer posts with your own tests...
but wihch ever way you go good luck
phil
for me it is more important to find the chinks in the authority sites answers as these will get ranked before competing with them....

The following articles I wrote will help answer your question: How often Should I be Writing Blogs Posts for my Site? How long is a normal blog post? Time it Takes to Write a Blog Post? Do You Have an SEO Checklist for your Posts? I do and here it is! Start with the bottom one and work your way up and you will have all your questions answered plus much more.

Hi,

Firstly, for me, I will say I tend to write for my readers moreso than the search engines.

So, I aim to write engaging and informative articles, which ensure that people will want to read more articles on my site, or come back again in the future.

However, from a purely SEO point-of-view, it's all well-and-good having great content for your "potential readers", but without getting ranked in the search engines, you're not going to get many people finding your articles,

From a search engine perspective, Google in the main, a website that is updated reguarly, with great content is a must.

I know there's no specific answer, but I am very much a statistical type of person, so I often "need" to find relevant answers.

So, I've done a little research.

Remember, there's no actual hard-and-fast "proof" for the following figures, these are just based on my own and OTHERS' personal experience.

Google loves it If you're updating your website with regular content, say 3-5 times a week.

They tend to enjoy longer articles, but I'm not talking about fluff or concentrating on word count.

I've recently read a blog post whereby someone's top performing article was a "Best Of" review, which reviewed 18 different products within a certain niche, and the article was a whopping 6,500 words long.

I'm not saying that every article you write needs to be of this length, I just want you to concentrate on the words "best performing article".

The article was packed-full of fantastic information and in reality a reader or potential buyer would not need to go anywhere else or read any other article in order to make an informed buying decision. This is why Google loved that article so much - it gave the reader EVERYTHING they needed.

Another figure I have seen a few times now (but remember there are no set figures, this is just based on somebody's experience) is a 55-70 article span until traffic starts to take off.

Basically, we're led to believe most websites won't start producing decent traffic until they're 3-6 months old.

The reason - Google will start to view you as more of an authority if you have been regualrly posting quality content for this amount of time. Therefore, your individual articles receive more traction in the SERPS.

Funnily enough, I would hazard a guess that many websites will have produced this 55-70 article figure within 3-6 months.

Don't get me wrong, you could hire 70 article writers today and get them all to create one quality article each and then put them on a brand new website on the same day.

However, you haven't built up authority yet in Google's eyes and they are unsure of whether you will be regularly adding the same type of content.

So, it does take time.

My advice - write an article that you believe is of good quality and provides a reader with exactly what they need to know. This may take 1,000 words, 2,000 words, or 10,000 words.

Just make sure you provide what you say you're going to provide (give the reader what your headline tells them you're going to give them).

Then do this on a regular basis, week in week out.

This way both your readers and Google will begin to show you "love".

Thanks
Partha

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