Yes, you need to sign up for each one. And then when you are done you can use OneLink (see in the associates page) to link them all together so you can see a combined report or individual report.

In case you are not aware. Amazon requires three different sales within 180 days to keep your account active.

Hi yes you need to have different accounts set up and still have to satisfy the quota of 3 sales in your first 180 days individually per each region.

You'd use the one link, so amazon would divert your visitor to the right store according to their location.

Resoruce What is Amazon OneLink (and Does It Actually Work?)

You can also try WA affiliate Program search
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/affiliate-programs
Rather than "All" categories, you can select "pets"

Resource via Nathaniel

https://onemorecupof-coffee.com/best-pet-affiliate-programs/

Abie

Sincere thanks for your valued reply.

The attached screenshot in the Google search console is of a site that I am building. It has 1.46K impressions and 42 clicks in the last 30 days.

I want to incorporate ads into the site, but I don't know how to do it, when is the proper time to do it.

I would like to flip the site at a later date but would hope to generate some revenue which I could talk about when I promote WA. I feel this would help my promotion if I could talk about a site that is producing revenue.

Any help and advice would be deeply appreciated

Jeff

There's a paper clip image here when you type, click it to add media

Right, I click cogwheel top of my discussion and click edit from the drop down menu.

It will then allow you to insert a screenshot.

Jay doesn't recommend changing all of your blog dates, friend. Some need to be changed if the information is outdated. All the best!

HI

As the others have mentioned, and I'd watch Jay's live webinar "Changing Post Titles to the New Year" if not done so already.

Jay recently did a live webinar showing you how to automate this process. You just set it up one time and you are good to go :)

Check it out... Changing Post Titles to the New Year

Totally up to you. It also depends on what your content is specifically about. If, for example, you were reviewing a product that comes out yearly, to say it's a review of the 2022 version may not be accurate. But if it's simply a current review of a product, then you could easily change the title to 2022 now since we're only days away. :)

I went to google.com/translate and this is the translation from latin
The pain itself is the love of the pain, the main ecological problems, but I give this kind of time to fall down, so that some great pain and pain. In order that for the most part, any one of us can exercise any school of labor except to achieve the objectives from it's advantage."

Hi

I just delete off page, as it is a dummy or display text to showcase a theme or post within a theme.

You may have uploaded content with your WordPress theme and thus it has added this text.

It is preferable to have a white canvas as you'd be adding your own content.

Hey Jeff,

This is what's known as "dummy text" or "filler text" and can usually be created in writing documents with one click.

So, you probably nead to clear copyscape, come out of it, and then go back to the article again. You may be inadvertently clicking something to put it there.

Then again, many software programs have it as their dummy text when they need to "fill the gap", so perhaps Copyscape isn't properly reading your article and seeing it as a blank page.

The lorem ipsum text is used because it's well-spaced out and it contains every letter in the alphabet. I think roughly translated it has something to do with love and pain due to desires (Did you enjoy my useless bit of trivia there? LOL)

As I say, my guess is it's reading the article as a blank page or your accidentally clicking an additional button, so therefore adding the "filler text".

Come out of Copyscape, close down, start again.

Partha

I would run it through another software program. If you don't have this bogus content on your post, move on.

If you write original content you don't have to be concerned about duplicate material.

The gibberish is dummy content material. As for why it is hitting on copyscape while not in your post I don't know how to help you. Maybe try help dirct through copyscape, it could be a known issue there. Or run it through other copy scanners and see if they bite on it.