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I have recently moved from NZ to Melbourne to be closer to my children. We are retired and are having a great time house/pet sitting

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Any suggestions

Hey everyone - thanks so much for reaching out in my hour of need - site support got on to it and a couple of screenshots later we seem to be on the right track

Was it the domain below, or another one?

For that URL steampunkcorsets.com

You first need to transfer or point it to WA servers so you can use it.

I checked it is not yet hosted here.

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You may transfer or point to WA servers (if transferring domain has to end in .com, .net or .org.

To update your domain DNS settings to point to WA. Here are the DNS settings.

ns1.mywahosting.com
ns2.mywahosting.com

These settings will be updated within your domain registrar (where you purchased your domain) after the transfer has taken place. To transfer your domain here, you need to log in to the current registrar and fetch the EPP code; there's a one-year charge of $15.99, privacy included. One year more will get added to your domain.

Also, it has to have passed the grace period of 60 days.

Not hosted on WA (see image)

Thank you for that - all fixed - I don't know if I will ever have that much knowledge - you're a star

Np :) You're awesomely welcome.

Hi Karen can you with us the URL in question?

www.steampunkcorsets.com

So the site appears to have shopify installed not WordPress. Is this a site you made in WA?

Yes

Hmm perhaps it wasn't Uninstalled. I'd contact site support.

Maybe you can clear your caches, and reset your device and try again. If nothing happens, you can give SiteSupport your message.

Cheers,
Maria 🌹

What happens when you log in to your new site's admin area?

It takes me through to my .com dashboard but there is no wordpress

I don't understand, as all WA sites are built on the WordPress platform. Your site appears to have been built on the Shopify platform.

If you didn't install Shopify yourself, you need to refer this issue to Site Support.

Thanks Phil - I don’t understand either - I’m not a fan of Shopify so would not have chosen this

Yes it appears so

See the top comment.

You mean you have added your site rubix to a new domain (website address)?

so it seems

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I've moved my free site to my website but it does not appear to have wordpress installed?

I've moved my free site to my website but it does not appear to have wordpress installed?

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Website Development & Programming
Updated

Any suggestions

Hey everyone - thanks so much for reaching out in my hour of need - site support got on to it and a couple of screenshots later we seem to be on the right track

Was it the domain below, or another one?

For that URL steampunkcorsets.com

You first need to transfer or point it to WA servers so you can use it.

I checked it is not yet hosted here.

===

You may transfer or point to WA servers (if transferring domain has to end in .com, .net or .org.

To update your domain DNS settings to point to WA. Here are the DNS settings.

ns1.mywahosting.com
ns2.mywahosting.com

These settings will be updated within your domain registrar (where you purchased your domain) after the transfer has taken place. To transfer your domain here, you need to log in to the current registrar and fetch the EPP code; there's a one-year charge of $15.99, privacy included. One year more will get added to your domain.

Also, it has to have passed the grace period of 60 days.

Not hosted on WA (see image)

Thank you for that - all fixed - I don't know if I will ever have that much knowledge - you're a star

Np :) You're awesomely welcome.

Hi Karen can you with us the URL in question?

www.steampunkcorsets.com

So the site appears to have shopify installed not WordPress. Is this a site you made in WA?

Yes

Hmm perhaps it wasn't Uninstalled. I'd contact site support.

Maybe you can clear your caches, and reset your device and try again. If nothing happens, you can give SiteSupport your message.

Cheers,
Maria 🌹

What happens when you log in to your new site's admin area?

It takes me through to my .com dashboard but there is no wordpress

I don't understand, as all WA sites are built on the WordPress platform. Your site appears to have been built on the Shopify platform.

If you didn't install Shopify yourself, you need to refer this issue to Site Support.

Thanks Phil - I don’t understand either - I’m not a fan of Shopify so would not have chosen this

Yes it appears so

See the top comment.

You mean you have added your site rubix to a new domain (website address)?

so it seems

See more comments

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Is there any advantage of building your website on the free one first then transferring it once you feel it's workable or build on the .com website

My belief is that you should go to a real dot com domain name, not a siterubix sub-domain, as soon as you are sure of your niche. This could be after you've built your website and have loaded some content, or it could be immediately.

I have around 30 websites and have never built one on a siterubix sub-domain.

Thanks Phil - I've got the .com domain name - is there any difference in the actual building or would one go through the same processes

It's the same process but with fewer restrictions.

You have to remember that a free website is a sub domain and difficult to rank. It is a perfect platform to try out a niche and decide whether affiliate marketing is for you .
Once you have decided it is for you and you are happy with your niche and know that over time you can make hundreds of articles, then is the time to buy a domain name.
Your own domain name is real estate and you can sell it on as a domain or a website, down the line. So the sooner you get going on that the better.
If you are not sure about your domain name go to https://claude.ai/chats and type in this prompt.
"Give me twenty available to purchase domain names in the xxxxx niche. Make them all a domain name and the shortest number of characters".
Once you have them if you are not happy with the selection then try
"Give me twenty more available.com names in the xxxx niche with the shortest number of characters and a SEO term in the URL .
Hope this helps

Thank you Catherine - I managed to get the exact .com domain name I want. I understand the domain name is real estate and that is why I don't like Shopify.
I'll keep your recommendations for further down the track
Thanks

Hi - first of all, you need to be absolutely certain that you have chosen a niche subject that you are going to stick with, because a domain name can't be changed.

So, if you are happy with that, then you should move to your .com domain, as ideally, you want to get your "real" site in front of Google.

Whenever you are ready and happy with brand name and niche.

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When is it best to move free website to a .com site?

When is it best to move free website to a .com site?

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Website Development & Programming

Is there any advantage of building your website on the free one first then transferring it once you feel it's workable or build on the .com website

My belief is that you should go to a real dot com domain name, not a siterubix sub-domain, as soon as you are sure of your niche. This could be after you've built your website and have loaded some content, or it could be immediately.

I have around 30 websites and have never built one on a siterubix sub-domain.

Thanks Phil - I've got the .com domain name - is there any difference in the actual building or would one go through the same processes

It's the same process but with fewer restrictions.

You have to remember that a free website is a sub domain and difficult to rank. It is a perfect platform to try out a niche and decide whether affiliate marketing is for you .
Once you have decided it is for you and you are happy with your niche and know that over time you can make hundreds of articles, then is the time to buy a domain name.
Your own domain name is real estate and you can sell it on as a domain or a website, down the line. So the sooner you get going on that the better.
If you are not sure about your domain name go to https://claude.ai/chats and type in this prompt.
"Give me twenty available to purchase domain names in the xxxxx niche. Make them all a domain name and the shortest number of characters".
Once you have them if you are not happy with the selection then try
"Give me twenty more available.com names in the xxxx niche with the shortest number of characters and a SEO term in the URL .
Hope this helps

Thank you Catherine - I managed to get the exact .com domain name I want. I understand the domain name is real estate and that is why I don't like Shopify.
I'll keep your recommendations for further down the track
Thanks

Hi - first of all, you need to be absolutely certain that you have chosen a niche subject that you are going to stick with, because a domain name can't be changed.

So, if you are happy with that, then you should move to your .com domain, as ideally, you want to get your "real" site in front of Google.

Whenever you are ready and happy with brand name and niche.

See more comments

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As I am just at the beginning of building my website, and I've just upgraded to Premier + would I be better to wait till all the new bells and whistles are introduced early Dec

If it were me, I wouldn't wait. Time is precious :)

However, you have FANTASTIC responses here; kindly let us know if you require additional assistance.

I agree with Andre, but it might well be worth you watching the new training from the beginning. I will be doing the same even though I have been here since 2007

Continue to move forward and never put your business on hold. It is live and people are viewing the site. So continue with the training continue to apply what you are taught and strive forward. The changes will only enhance it further for you but the basics of creating content for your readers intent on your chosen niche will always remain.

So don't stop

wishing you well

Andre

As the saying goes, “Strike while the iron is hot!” Since you have started building your website, you should continue doing so. Keep the momentum going. Whatever will be launch will be an upgrade, so it does not really affect what you are doing right now!

Wishing you all the best in your online journey!

Cheers,
Maria 🌹

That would be about the worst idea you could have. Never put your business on hold. Keep building and following the training. The new tools will only help what you’ve already built. :)

Thank you Eric - I feel whatever I learn on the way won't be wasted

Exactly. Everything lesson you learn will be that much beneficial to you as you're soon given even better tools for applying them :)

Not in my opinion. You learn more by doing than anything else and that experience will help you appreciate and get on top of the updates that much faster.

Thanks Phil - yes you are right - I've backtracked some of the learning as I didn't seem to think what I had was correct and yes I do learn by doing - onwards and upwards then!

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Do I put training on hold?

Do I put training on hold?

asked in
Getting Started

As I am just at the beginning of building my website, and I've just upgraded to Premier + would I be better to wait till all the new bells and whistles are introduced early Dec

If it were me, I wouldn't wait. Time is precious :)

However, you have FANTASTIC responses here; kindly let us know if you require additional assistance.

I agree with Andre, but it might well be worth you watching the new training from the beginning. I will be doing the same even though I have been here since 2007

Continue to move forward and never put your business on hold. It is live and people are viewing the site. So continue with the training continue to apply what you are taught and strive forward. The changes will only enhance it further for you but the basics of creating content for your readers intent on your chosen niche will always remain.

So don't stop

wishing you well

Andre

As the saying goes, “Strike while the iron is hot!” Since you have started building your website, you should continue doing so. Keep the momentum going. Whatever will be launch will be an upgrade, so it does not really affect what you are doing right now!

Wishing you all the best in your online journey!

Cheers,
Maria 🌹

That would be about the worst idea you could have. Never put your business on hold. Keep building and following the training. The new tools will only help what you’ve already built. :)

Thank you Eric - I feel whatever I learn on the way won't be wasted

Exactly. Everything lesson you learn will be that much beneficial to you as you're soon given even better tools for applying them :)

Not in my opinion. You learn more by doing than anything else and that experience will help you appreciate and get on top of the updates that much faster.

Thanks Phil - yes you are right - I've backtracked some of the learning as I didn't seem to think what I had was correct and yes I do learn by doing - onwards and upwards then!

See more comments

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