Sorry but I think the maximum number of websites for a premium member is 25 period.

You Can Have 25 Hosted Thru Rubix and 25 With Your own Domain and As Far As I Know You can host customers web site with-in 25 & 25 Rules

With the first try the following:https://www.siteground.com/tutorials/wordpress/transfer-wordpress/

Regarding the 2nd Don't know.

You have a good site, so just continue and manage with contents.

I do not think you can change URL. This will be a new site, start form zero.

Changing the name of the site is easy but I would rather keep them both the same.

This is a good read. Writing Product Reviews of Stuff You Don't Own

I agree with Stuartl. The links posted should help you and also how to structure the review, etc.

All the best to you
Jim

These two training posts, I found very helpful with reviews: Adding Reviews to Your Site Introduction

I used an article Kyle wrote on FB and shared it on my FB fan page. He did not put it on a WA blog. He might not, I don't know. His article deals with different affiliate scams. I previously wrote a review on my website about a type of affiliate scam he mentioned in his article. I know I can comment on his article on his webpage and help him out. How can I use his article and my review to get the best exposure for me?

When I shared his article, I added text to the affect of "yes, here is another person stating the same thing I did" - to give my article more authority - "here's a link to my article you can read after you read this one." I had to put my link in the comments since I already had his link in the fb post. Maybe I should add comments on my website article linking to his?

What is the best way to connect these two articles? Since there aren't any affiliate links involved, I can't get any referrals, but getting some people to read my page because they know Kyle knows what he is talking about would be great.

I just posted my WA affiliate link to FB. I know I can post my web posts and pages to FB, so I wanted to see how FB handles affiliate links. I shortened my link using bit.ly, but FB picked up the WA link and asked me to remove it or prove I was human by selecting some pictures. I did as asked. My link was accepted and when I click on the link, I am taken to the appropriate WA page with no problem.

I usually avoid the whole problem by creating a product review and linking my social media to the review.

FB is not very found of affiliate links. There are ways around it, like Jack says, use pretty link. Sometimes an affiliate links manage to make it through to FB, but most times it will be stopped. And even if you manage to get it to post, people that click it might get a nessage saying "bad link, continue on your own risk"

This is not only FB, other social media have this "no affiliate links" policy too. The best is to make a post on your website, add the affiliate links there and share the post. That is always allowed and work each time, everywhere.

The reason is that some social media want you to pay for this kind of advertising, They love that you post good content from your website, people will read and enjoy, FB would be a boring place if all you saw on your feed was product-sale links.......so I understand why they do this :-))

I had the same problem, I never figured it out. I would like to know also. I am going to try the pretty link

I wrote an article on my site used pretty link plugin to change the affiliate link to make it look better added the link to the article and posted it on Facebook no problem.

I believe Fb and G+ disallow shares using affiliate links. They will however accept an article share from your website.

worked fine for me today, are you trying to post on your page or other pages?

I think FB only allows you to share some content... does it ask you to go through a series of checks before you can proceed (i.e. selecting pictures)..