I am sure that you can't change the existing domain name which you have purchased already but you can always buy a new one with a different name.

You can always buy the domain name you want and redirect the original site to the second one. Also remember that you probably only bought the first one for a year, so just consider it a cost of education.

Hi John if it is a domain name that you purchased, then that is that is what it is, if you want to change it then you will have to purchase another domain and transfer the content.
I recently purchased a domain name and in my excitement of it being available misspelt it here at WA, what I have done is created a test site for the correct domain which I purchased, nothing is lost.

Thanks guys i really appreciate it

Your domain name is what it is. You can purchase another domain and move your content but you can't change the domain name.

If it is a domain name that you purchased, you will need to purchase another name, they can't be changed. However, if it is a free SiteRubix site, you would just create a new site with the new name and move your existing site to the new subdomain.

Hi John,

No, once a live domain name has been registered you can't change it anymore.

Not on boot camp yet.

Hey John,

You forgot to mention what option on Google+ that are you looking for. Thought this video tutorial may help you: How to Make Posts on Google Plus. I hope you know that you cannot post affiliate links on Google+... right?

However you can post links to your posts... and your posts can have affiliate links in them.

Hope this helps you.

thanks for that, i thought it was something wrong.

It will say this, as you can manually add these title, descriptions and keywords for every page/post you create on your website.

If you have All in One SEO set-up though, this is going to be done for your automatically so you don't have to worry about setting these up.

Did you leave feedback instead of comments?

I made this mistake when I first joined, I thought they were asking for feedback so I put things like need more pictures, or a typo in paragraph 4 etc.. these are not comments and no one wants them on their website lol.

I got disapproved for two before I realized my mistake but it could have been heaps more.

Greetings John,
When it comes to leaving comments on somebodies website you need to stay within the scope of the post or review is all.

So if someone has written a review about a product in the golf niche and this interests you, perhaps you may ask some questions for more information? Or share your knowledge.

Or maybe you just want to thank someone for the great post they have written where you learned something?

The main thing is to stay on point, regardless the contents of the post. If you have nothing positive to offer about the topic wait until you find something you would prefer to comment on.

Here at WA, it is a common mistake in comments for people to make observations or even scolding about the website or pictures or whatever & not focusing on the actual post.

I know this from my own personal mistakes when I 1st started some years ago.

Relax, as you read other folks work and like my mom used to say, If you can't say something nice, it may be best to say nothing at all.

I hope this helps John, to your success,

Gary