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On any post or page, where exactly are the tags located?
Where are certain tags located?
On any post or page, where exactly are the tags located?
It depends on the kind of tags you are looking for.
Blog post tags will only appear for the Posts that you create. The section for adding them are along the right side of the WordPress editor window. It is between the areas that say Categories and Featured Image.
Meta tags appear below the WordPress editor window. If you are using the All in One SEO plugin that comes pre-installed with the website built here at WA, you do not need to add anything to these tags.
What's the best way to go about showing credit for somone else's words on your page or post?
You can just mention their name and website if you want. For example: According to "Eddy with a y" from WorkAtHomeNoScams.com, he's said blah blah blah. Or just say whatever you've read in your own words.
No problem.Just don't get too crazy mentioning and linking to too many other sources in your articles. That's just leaking people away that you want to spend as much time on your site reading what you have to say and hopefully clicking on something that makes you money and helps them.
You could say who said what you are quoting. Of course with quotes around the saying. Not sure, hope that is helpful a little.
By putting relevant, valuable comment to his posts you can get credits.
Hover your mouse on "Site rubix", click on "site manager"> click on "site comments" >click "offer comments" to earn 1 credit for each of your comments for others blogposts.
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What's the best way to go about showing credit for somone else's words on your page or post?
You can just mention their name and website if you want. For example: According to "Eddy with a y" from WorkAtHomeNoScams.com, he's said blah blah blah. Or just say whatever you've read in your own words.
No problem.Just don't get too crazy mentioning and linking to too many other sources in your articles. That's just leaking people away that you want to spend as much time on your site reading what you have to say and hopefully clicking on something that makes you money and helps them.
You could say who said what you are quoting. Of course with quotes around the saying. Not sure, hope that is helpful a little.
By putting relevant, valuable comment to his posts you can get credits.
Hover your mouse on "Site rubix", click on "site manager"> click on "site comments" >click "offer comments" to earn 1 credit for each of your comments for others blogposts.
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If I want to create a new website and feel that content in my current website would be more appropriate in the new one, can I switch content between both sites?
Hello Iniabasi, it all depends on the ranking of the old site and if it is attracting traffic. If it has been ranked then I would not copy the old content to the new site. The SEOs might think you are plaigiarinng. What might be possible is to move the content and then link the old site to the new.
On option you can do is to take the same keywords that you used in the original post and see if you can re-write the post to be better rankings.
This way it does not effect effect the ranking of the content of either site.
You can check your ranking of that post in a few simple tools first to make sure it is worth the time first.
One thing that I have done is to use a third party to re-write the post using the same keywords then I just used the new post on the other site. Then I put an out bound link from the original post to the new one to help increase traffic even further.
The gig that I used to get it re-written only cost $5 but I didn't waste my time so I could work on my other post while the other one was being re-written.
I hope this helps,
Shane
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Can I switch content between websites?
If I want to create a new website and feel that content in my current website would be more appropriate in the new one, can I switch content between both sites?
Hello Iniabasi, it all depends on the ranking of the old site and if it is attracting traffic. If it has been ranked then I would not copy the old content to the new site. The SEOs might think you are plaigiarinng. What might be possible is to move the content and then link the old site to the new.
On option you can do is to take the same keywords that you used in the original post and see if you can re-write the post to be better rankings.
This way it does not effect effect the ranking of the content of either site.
You can check your ranking of that post in a few simple tools first to make sure it is worth the time first.
One thing that I have done is to use a third party to re-write the post using the same keywords then I just used the new post on the other site. Then I put an out bound link from the original post to the new one to help increase traffic even further.
The gig that I used to get it re-written only cost $5 but I didn't waste my time so I could work on my other post while the other one was being re-written.
I hope this helps,
Shane
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Is it always better for your posts to contain shorter paragraphs? How many paragraphs would be considered "typical"?
This is a great question, and can even trip up the most seasoned writer.
As a copywriter, I must assure that my content is engaging.
After I have committed a attention-grabbing headline, I will understand that my reader does not just jump into reading the text.
Most readers subconsciously scan over the content to decide WHERE to begin reading. Its quite funny, that many do not start at the beginning... and big blocks of text is usually a turn off for the glancer type reader.
This may cause your reader to jump ship and seek out calmer seas.
This is why we start with a grabbing headline to first gain your reader's attention, and then break-up the content with sub headings to keep the reader focused and engaged while they are on your page.
Subheadings should be followed by short paragraphs, 1-3 sentences in length as long as you completed that part of your thought for that grouping.
Just an extra tidbit... be careful with extremely long content. Depending on the purpose of your site/page, less can be more.
Do focus on getting your message across, but unless you are revealing the newest toy on the block, saying something in a way no one's heard before, or presenting technical info, 500-800 words is usually the average read a peruser can stand.
Hope this helps!
To Your Success - Angela
Most people have the attention span of a roach. So it is better to create short paragraphs with catchy headings to pull people to read more. I've discussed this here: Do You Have Style? Don't worry about typical. Ultimately write as much to get the point across. But if your content has at least 700-1000 words then you're in a good place.
OK. Cool. I'm one of those with the short attention span. I'll work on keeping it concise and catchy.
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How long should your paragraphs be?
Is it always better for your posts to contain shorter paragraphs? How many paragraphs would be considered "typical"?
This is a great question, and can even trip up the most seasoned writer.
As a copywriter, I must assure that my content is engaging.
After I have committed a attention-grabbing headline, I will understand that my reader does not just jump into reading the text.
Most readers subconsciously scan over the content to decide WHERE to begin reading. Its quite funny, that many do not start at the beginning... and big blocks of text is usually a turn off for the glancer type reader.
This may cause your reader to jump ship and seek out calmer seas.
This is why we start with a grabbing headline to first gain your reader's attention, and then break-up the content with sub headings to keep the reader focused and engaged while they are on your page.
Subheadings should be followed by short paragraphs, 1-3 sentences in length as long as you completed that part of your thought for that grouping.
Just an extra tidbit... be careful with extremely long content. Depending on the purpose of your site/page, less can be more.
Do focus on getting your message across, but unless you are revealing the newest toy on the block, saying something in a way no one's heard before, or presenting technical info, 500-800 words is usually the average read a peruser can stand.
Hope this helps!
To Your Success - Angela
Most people have the attention span of a roach. So it is better to create short paragraphs with catchy headings to pull people to read more. I've discussed this here: Do You Have Style? Don't worry about typical. Ultimately write as much to get the point across. But if your content has at least 700-1000 words then you're in a good place.
OK. Cool. I'm one of those with the short attention span. I'll work on keeping it concise and catchy.
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It depends on the kind of tags you are looking for.
Blog post tags will only appear for the Posts that you create. The section for adding them are along the right side of the WordPress editor window. It is between the areas that say Categories and Featured Image.
Meta tags appear below the WordPress editor window. If you are using the All in One SEO plugin that comes pre-installed with the website built here at WA, you do not need to add anything to these tags.