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so if a good longterm keyword is showing for both single as plural ( kit/kits) , can I use it twice for different articles?
That would be handy, as I am currently doing a lo
Hi, Lizzy
How I would approach that would be to make the keyword with the highest ranking possibility my focus (title) keyword and use the other one in a headline of the same article.
Most likely, there’s no real difference in ranking potential between the singular and pleural keywords.
At some point you’ll rank about equal for both by latent semantic indexing (LSI), even if you only use one of the two keywords.
Just the opinion of a Rock and Roll guitar player. Haha
I’m sure Partha will chime in with the definitive answer.
Frank 🎸
Hi Lizzy, your question has not been answered. I decided to see what I could find for you. I stumbled on this article to help you decide. What I read came from Search Engine Journal, my favorite SEO resource. Google considers them as separate keywords, and it can be tricky. You can read and watch the video
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/singular-plural-keywords-google/373297/
It's not keyword stuffing, just different search intent. The article explains more than I can.
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There is a good keyword showing in aswell single as plural terms?
so if a good longterm keyword is showing for both single as plural ( kit/kits) , can I use it twice for different articles?
That would be handy, as I am currently doing a lo
Hi, Lizzy
How I would approach that would be to make the keyword with the highest ranking possibility my focus (title) keyword and use the other one in a headline of the same article.
Most likely, there’s no real difference in ranking potential between the singular and pleural keywords.
At some point you’ll rank about equal for both by latent semantic indexing (LSI), even if you only use one of the two keywords.
Just the opinion of a Rock and Roll guitar player. Haha
I’m sure Partha will chime in with the definitive answer.
Frank 🎸
Hi Lizzy, your question has not been answered. I decided to see what I could find for you. I stumbled on this article to help you decide. What I read came from Search Engine Journal, my favorite SEO resource. Google considers them as separate keywords, and it can be tricky. You can read and watch the video
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/singular-plural-keywords-google/373297/
It's not keyword stuffing, just different search intent. The article explains more than I can.
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While my domain authority has gone up from 21 in April this year, and now seems up to 29, according to Dibb (don't know if they are trustable regarding DA), my traffic is still
Hey Lizzy,
I've had a look through MOZ and have your DA down as 20.
You've got 411 referring domains providing a total of 1,290 backlinks.
A lot of the higher DA (but No Follow) backlinks are coming from Pinterest, and from various countries too.
However, these two people appear to pin your content quite regularly:
https://ro.pinterest.com/leciad/
https://ro.pinterest.com/nastgnimouk/
I would say that if you wish to check DA, always use ahrefs, MOZ, semrush, or keywords everywhere, as they are the most accurate, and always seem to agree with each other.
As for the actual DA, it's important to remember it ISN'T actually a Google metric (Google used to have page rank system), although DA does appear to be accurate and can make a difference in terms of ranking and traffic.
Your DA is always mainly going to be based on the backlinks that your website and the individual articles receive.
Once you hit around DA30 you've started to gain some authority, and this MAY (there's no guarantee) lead to increased rankings and traffic.
However, even though it's hard to look away, I wouldn't overly concern yourself with DA.
As I said (and proven), you can be highly successful WITHOUT a high Domain Authority and very little backlinks coming in (I was getting 200,000 MONTHLY page views on a DA12 website).
Sure, it does make a difference if you have a higher DA, but as I say, this is primarily down to backlinks.
I'd say, keep sharing on social media and you can start some CommentLuv comments and see what that does.
On the other side of the coin, I've often spoken of Adam Enfroy's 12-month experiment with obtaining backlinks.
(if you want to see exactly what he did, and even access his email templates, just Google something like - Adam Enfroy Guest Post Experiment - and it should be the number one result)
His blog was new and had a DA of ZERO and no backlinks and no traffic, and he concentrated on HIGH QUALITY backlinks from guest posts.
During the year he wrote 80 guest posts that were placed on DA60 and above websites (so Do Follow backlinks).
He actually wrote to over 400 bloggers and only received 80 approvals.
Can you see how much work goes into trying to obtain legitimate Do Follow backlinks as Guest Posts?
At the end of the 12 months his DA had increased to 76 and his traffic had increased to 300,000 visitors per month (Adam also had his own product and affiliate products on the site, and the increased traffic saw his monthly earnings hit $80,000).
So, clearly backlinks and DA can make a massive difference, but taking Adam's example, he had to spend a whole year doing this, although the rewards were fantastic.
For me, it's always best to focus on one or two MAIN things in terms of traffic generation.
This is mainly because ALL traffic generation requires a lot of effort.
As an example, if you want to be getting 30,000 visitors per month JUST from ONE Social Media platform you're literally going to have to "live there" for about 6 months.
Social media is about being "social", so just sharing articles may get the occasional visitor here-and-there, but it's unlikely to give you the massive numbers on a regular basis.
So, a lot of people, hmmm, say who use Facebook as their main source of traffic will probably spend 5-6 hours per day on Facebook.
The more you do one task the more potential traffic you can get.
This is why I often feel that bloggers spread themselves a little thin.
They do:
Writing Articles
YouTube
Blog Commenting
Facebook
Pinterest
Twitter
Instagram
TikTok
Can you see how there's just too many tasks for ONE PERSON to do here for it to be effective?
This is why I always say that if you're doing this on your OWN for now (no outsourcing), pick ONE... TWO as maximum, forms of traffic generation and concentrate FULLY on them.
Once a website is earning something you can reinvest eventually to outsource some of the other tasks and platforms.
Partha
Hi Partha!
Thanks again for this expanded response on backlinks. I was just discussing this with someone in DM's as well, as 'spammy' backlinks seem to have a negative influence on traffic as well.
Oh, for sure, trying to focus on multiple things at once is taking a lot of time and energy, I did notice haha!
I just kept an eye on stats, and it seems that Pinterest indeed has the most percentual activity of my social media channels, followed by Facebook and Youtube.
So I tend to spend more time on Pinterest than just sharing new blog post on it, but also doing a week of pins on the agenda, creating idea pins and videos, even adds sometimes to see which ones are performing well so I can repeat them.
But at the same time , I am convinced though that there is huge potential for my niche on Youtube and especially TIk Tok. (Instagram? nah, it kind of sucks for traffic)
I'm pretty new on Tik Tok and Youtube (so its normal that this software is not picking it up yet), but subscribers are going up as well. So for now, I do spend a lot of time on those as well, I hope not to get a burnout lol! (youtube is partly sourced out)
Okay, won't worry too much about DA, was just wondering, thanks!
Lizzy
Hi Partha,
This is gold. I really appreciate the hope lifeline you threw out when you say
"As I said (and proven), you can be highly successful WITHOUT a high Domain Authority and very little backlinks coming in (I was getting 200,000 MONTHLY page views on a DA12 website)."
Love seeing when you are in the questions tab answering.
Regards,
Jason
Partha ,lol!
It looks like Diib is using Moz and today it should have risen to 29 haha!
But anyway, as you said, I won't spend time chasing backlinks, have enough to do already ;-)
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Is this strange or not unusual- da going up is the good news?
While my domain authority has gone up from 21 in April this year, and now seems up to 29, according to Dibb (don't know if they are trustable regarding DA), my traffic is still
Hey Lizzy,
I've had a look through MOZ and have your DA down as 20.
You've got 411 referring domains providing a total of 1,290 backlinks.
A lot of the higher DA (but No Follow) backlinks are coming from Pinterest, and from various countries too.
However, these two people appear to pin your content quite regularly:
https://ro.pinterest.com/leciad/
https://ro.pinterest.com/nastgnimouk/
I would say that if you wish to check DA, always use ahrefs, MOZ, semrush, or keywords everywhere, as they are the most accurate, and always seem to agree with each other.
As for the actual DA, it's important to remember it ISN'T actually a Google metric (Google used to have page rank system), although DA does appear to be accurate and can make a difference in terms of ranking and traffic.
Your DA is always mainly going to be based on the backlinks that your website and the individual articles receive.
Once you hit around DA30 you've started to gain some authority, and this MAY (there's no guarantee) lead to increased rankings and traffic.
However, even though it's hard to look away, I wouldn't overly concern yourself with DA.
As I said (and proven), you can be highly successful WITHOUT a high Domain Authority and very little backlinks coming in (I was getting 200,000 MONTHLY page views on a DA12 website).
Sure, it does make a difference if you have a higher DA, but as I say, this is primarily down to backlinks.
I'd say, keep sharing on social media and you can start some CommentLuv comments and see what that does.
On the other side of the coin, I've often spoken of Adam Enfroy's 12-month experiment with obtaining backlinks.
(if you want to see exactly what he did, and even access his email templates, just Google something like - Adam Enfroy Guest Post Experiment - and it should be the number one result)
His blog was new and had a DA of ZERO and no backlinks and no traffic, and he concentrated on HIGH QUALITY backlinks from guest posts.
During the year he wrote 80 guest posts that were placed on DA60 and above websites (so Do Follow backlinks).
He actually wrote to over 400 bloggers and only received 80 approvals.
Can you see how much work goes into trying to obtain legitimate Do Follow backlinks as Guest Posts?
At the end of the 12 months his DA had increased to 76 and his traffic had increased to 300,000 visitors per month (Adam also had his own product and affiliate products on the site, and the increased traffic saw his monthly earnings hit $80,000).
So, clearly backlinks and DA can make a massive difference, but taking Adam's example, he had to spend a whole year doing this, although the rewards were fantastic.
For me, it's always best to focus on one or two MAIN things in terms of traffic generation.
This is mainly because ALL traffic generation requires a lot of effort.
As an example, if you want to be getting 30,000 visitors per month JUST from ONE Social Media platform you're literally going to have to "live there" for about 6 months.
Social media is about being "social", so just sharing articles may get the occasional visitor here-and-there, but it's unlikely to give you the massive numbers on a regular basis.
So, a lot of people, hmmm, say who use Facebook as their main source of traffic will probably spend 5-6 hours per day on Facebook.
The more you do one task the more potential traffic you can get.
This is why I often feel that bloggers spread themselves a little thin.
They do:
Writing Articles
YouTube
Blog Commenting
Facebook
Pinterest
Twitter
Instagram
TikTok
Can you see how there's just too many tasks for ONE PERSON to do here for it to be effective?
This is why I always say that if you're doing this on your OWN for now (no outsourcing), pick ONE... TWO as maximum, forms of traffic generation and concentrate FULLY on them.
Once a website is earning something you can reinvest eventually to outsource some of the other tasks and platforms.
Partha
Hi Partha!
Thanks again for this expanded response on backlinks. I was just discussing this with someone in DM's as well, as 'spammy' backlinks seem to have a negative influence on traffic as well.
Oh, for sure, trying to focus on multiple things at once is taking a lot of time and energy, I did notice haha!
I just kept an eye on stats, and it seems that Pinterest indeed has the most percentual activity of my social media channels, followed by Facebook and Youtube.
So I tend to spend more time on Pinterest than just sharing new blog post on it, but also doing a week of pins on the agenda, creating idea pins and videos, even adds sometimes to see which ones are performing well so I can repeat them.
But at the same time , I am convinced though that there is huge potential for my niche on Youtube and especially TIk Tok. (Instagram? nah, it kind of sucks for traffic)
I'm pretty new on Tik Tok and Youtube (so its normal that this software is not picking it up yet), but subscribers are going up as well. So for now, I do spend a lot of time on those as well, I hope not to get a burnout lol! (youtube is partly sourced out)
Okay, won't worry too much about DA, was just wondering, thanks!
Lizzy
Hi Partha,
This is gold. I really appreciate the hope lifeline you threw out when you say
"As I said (and proven), you can be highly successful WITHOUT a high Domain Authority and very little backlinks coming in (I was getting 200,000 MONTHLY page views on a DA12 website)."
Love seeing when you are in the questions tab answering.
Regards,
Jason
Partha ,lol!
It looks like Diib is using Moz and today it should have risen to 29 haha!
But anyway, as you said, I won't spend time chasing backlinks, have enough to do already ;-)
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You should not block plugins that people have paid for just like that, please UNBLOCK WP rocket for my website!
For what its worth, I have WP Rocket on my site too and it has improved the speed considerably.
I can't recall SiteSupport stopping me from installing it but I think they may have (accidentally) deactivated it one time. I wasn't given any notice though but I suddenly notice the site speed was poor again. So I contacted chap who helped me install it, explaining that the speed of the site had worsen again. When he inspected the site, he informed me that it appears that my host had tampered with the plugin. It was soon activated again and I haven't had any issues with them since.
Still I make it a daily practice to check the speed of at least one random blog post everyday. I pop the url of the post into this website and I immediately have the result.
https://gtmetrix.com/
Cheers
Femi
PS. I have followed some of your posts and questions regarding your website traffic demise. I wonder if it has something to do with your backlink profile. I have dropped you a detailed DM about this.
Hey Lizzy,
Further down in the comments section of Kyle's post that Diane has linked to is THIS conversation (below) with Brenda.
Brenda - "Kyle, could we still ask SiteSupport for permission to use WP Rocket?"
Kyle - "Yes, you can definitely ask for an exception for most of these"
So, go straight to SiteSupport and just say something like, "As per Kyle's blog post yesterday I note he has said it is okay to ask SiteSupport for an exception for WP Rocket. So, please could you provide this "exception" for me so I can use WP Rocket on this website".
Partha
*sigh
" Hi Lizzy,
Please note that you do not need to install any cache plugins as the Site Speed feature is already enabled for your domain.
Also, you cannot have both Site Speed and cache plugin at the same time as they might conflict with each other."
I ASK THEM TO UNBLOCK IT , that's it, that's the drop, I'm switching!
Try one more reply, before doing anything, step back and take a few deep breaths first.
We ALL typically make rash decisions in anger (But, I totally get where you're coming from).
Just say that your site speed is severely impacted WITHOUT WP Rocket.
Therefore, without WP Rocket and using WA's caching abilities your speed scores are very poor.
So, the only way you can achieve decent speed is by havig a caching plugin installed.
Explain that you understand the potential caching conflict, so you will be TUNRING SITE SPEED off.
RECONFIRM WITH A SCREENSHOT that Kyle said YESTERDAY that you can ask for an exception.
So, can they simply allow your WP Rocket to be activated, as Kyle has said that this okay and exceptions can be made?
If you get the same back, you'll probably hear from Kyle later as you've sent him a message.
Make your final decision on what to do AFTER you have spoken to SiteSupport again and Kyle.
site support now responded that WP rocket works fine on my website, so it isn't blocked apparently.
But still, this is just another thing on top of the bad support here, as with the comments thing , where I needed to contact them about 10 times with the same issue over and over.
And still not pleased with the way they just decided to do this without asking permission, because people paid for this plugin.
They don't explain any issues either, I learned more from other hosting companies about this comment issue for FREE then I got an explanation here from site support (besides you on this platform, thanks for that!) . "issue is now solved", while it wasn't solved, and you just need to guess on whats going on. It's just one thing after another that got me this mad and frustrated.
Hi Lizzy, when you want to send a PM to Kyle, click one of the three boxes on the bottom row; otherwise, it goes elsewhere.
Have you seen this post? Boost Your Site's Performance: Understanding Plugin Restrictions at Wealthy Affiliate
yes I saw this, that's why I tried to contact him straight away. I had severe speed issues in the past when NOT using WP rocket, how can they even block it without permission is beyond me. So mad right now
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You should not block plugins that people have paid for just like that, please UNBLOCK WP rocket for my website!
For what its worth, I have WP Rocket on my site too and it has improved the speed considerably.
I can't recall SiteSupport stopping me from installing it but I think they may have (accidentally) deactivated it one time. I wasn't given any notice though but I suddenly notice the site speed was poor again. So I contacted chap who helped me install it, explaining that the speed of the site had worsen again. When he inspected the site, he informed me that it appears that my host had tampered with the plugin. It was soon activated again and I haven't had any issues with them since.
Still I make it a daily practice to check the speed of at least one random blog post everyday. I pop the url of the post into this website and I immediately have the result.
https://gtmetrix.com/
Cheers
Femi
PS. I have followed some of your posts and questions regarding your website traffic demise. I wonder if it has something to do with your backlink profile. I have dropped you a detailed DM about this.
Hey Lizzy,
Further down in the comments section of Kyle's post that Diane has linked to is THIS conversation (below) with Brenda.
Brenda - "Kyle, could we still ask SiteSupport for permission to use WP Rocket?"
Kyle - "Yes, you can definitely ask for an exception for most of these"
So, go straight to SiteSupport and just say something like, "As per Kyle's blog post yesterday I note he has said it is okay to ask SiteSupport for an exception for WP Rocket. So, please could you provide this "exception" for me so I can use WP Rocket on this website".
Partha
*sigh
" Hi Lizzy,
Please note that you do not need to install any cache plugins as the Site Speed feature is already enabled for your domain.
Also, you cannot have both Site Speed and cache plugin at the same time as they might conflict with each other."
I ASK THEM TO UNBLOCK IT , that's it, that's the drop, I'm switching!
Try one more reply, before doing anything, step back and take a few deep breaths first.
We ALL typically make rash decisions in anger (But, I totally get where you're coming from).
Just say that your site speed is severely impacted WITHOUT WP Rocket.
Therefore, without WP Rocket and using WA's caching abilities your speed scores are very poor.
So, the only way you can achieve decent speed is by havig a caching plugin installed.
Explain that you understand the potential caching conflict, so you will be TUNRING SITE SPEED off.
RECONFIRM WITH A SCREENSHOT that Kyle said YESTERDAY that you can ask for an exception.
So, can they simply allow your WP Rocket to be activated, as Kyle has said that this okay and exceptions can be made?
If you get the same back, you'll probably hear from Kyle later as you've sent him a message.
Make your final decision on what to do AFTER you have spoken to SiteSupport again and Kyle.
site support now responded that WP rocket works fine on my website, so it isn't blocked apparently.
But still, this is just another thing on top of the bad support here, as with the comments thing , where I needed to contact them about 10 times with the same issue over and over.
And still not pleased with the way they just decided to do this without asking permission, because people paid for this plugin.
They don't explain any issues either, I learned more from other hosting companies about this comment issue for FREE then I got an explanation here from site support (besides you on this platform, thanks for that!) . "issue is now solved", while it wasn't solved, and you just need to guess on whats going on. It's just one thing after another that got me this mad and frustrated.
Hi Lizzy, when you want to send a PM to Kyle, click one of the three boxes on the bottom row; otherwise, it goes elsewhere.
Have you seen this post? Boost Your Site's Performance: Understanding Plugin Restrictions at Wealthy Affiliate
yes I saw this, that's why I tried to contact him straight away. I had severe speed issues in the past when NOT using WP rocket, how can they even block it without permission is beyond me. So mad right now
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Just a simple question now: will I lose my email address/mailbox if I switch hosting? But I will stay on the WA platform for the classes.
thanks
Lizzy
I am accessing my mailbox through WA here, so I will have acces this way? Sorry feeling stupid haha. Thanks!
Webmail is a service offered by your host, so you would access then access it through your new host. You might need to transfer any existing emails across as a separate issue. It's not something I've had to do, so I'm not sure.
I see.
If it was just the speed then i would recommend Litespeed Plugin. I struggled for 2 years with my site and eventually used Litespeed and now its perfect.
The pro emails are linked to the domain name, I think that if you change the domain name you will also lose the pro emails, it's the same if the hosting is expired but I don't know if this is exactly the answer you wanted 🧐
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Will I lose my email adress if I switch hosting?
Just a simple question now: will I lose my email address/mailbox if I switch hosting? But I will stay on the WA platform for the classes.
thanks
Lizzy
I am accessing my mailbox through WA here, so I will have acces this way? Sorry feeling stupid haha. Thanks!
Webmail is a service offered by your host, so you would access then access it through your new host. You might need to transfer any existing emails across as a separate issue. It's not something I've had to do, so I'm not sure.
I see.
If it was just the speed then i would recommend Litespeed Plugin. I struggled for 2 years with my site and eventually used Litespeed and now its perfect.
The pro emails are linked to the domain name, I think that if you change the domain name you will also lose the pro emails, it's the same if the hosting is expired but I don't know if this is exactly the answer you wanted 🧐
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So support here on WA is always able to leave a comment on an article on my website, but people from outside of WA don't always manage to leave a comment, it just takes them to
Hello Lizzy
I'm also having this issue with one of my websites. A member on Wealthy Affiliate tried to leave me a comment and immediately got the WordPress White Screen Of Death and told me about the issue. I tested this and got the same issue when trying to comment on my own post.
At first I thought it might be a simple fix so I did some troubleshooting and was able to find out it was not a plugin or my theme causing the issue. Deactivating all my plugins made no difference nor did trying them one by one.
I also tried a different theme briefly and this didn't make any difference either so I set everything back to the way it was before I started troubleshooting and I have come to the conclusion it must be something to do with PHP, memory, hosting or something along those lines.
I spoke to Kyle about this issue and he suggested I talk to site support and get them to investigate and fix this issue with my website. It's getting really late here in Australia and I'm getting ready for bed. I will be contacting site support about this issue when I wake up.
I hope that you and anyone else on WA that is having this issue can all get it sorted out soon. All the best to your success.
thank you Timothy and good night in Australia!
And ohw, this reminds me that I need to check out my second website as well, thanks!
Lizzy
You're welcome Lizzy. I need to check out my other websites to tomorrow when I wake up. Good luck to you. Goodnight Lizzy. All the best to your success.
All the reply that I got Kyle was: "we could comment on the post now". Nothing about what happened and what is happening, what is going on with the blank screen that people are getting FROM THE OUTSIDE OF WA,.
And yes: from the INSIDE of WA, this was never an issue in the first place.
Sorry for the capitals, but this is not good support! ANd I had to ask myself for an update.
I have asked others again from outside of WA to try again. Not happy with this.
" SiteSupportabout an hour ago
Hi Lizzy,
We just wanted to give you an update to this SiteSupport ticket to let you know we are looking into this for you right now. We will respond with more info very soon.
Thanks for your patience!"
Hey Lizzy,
I guess you're talking about the WordPress "White Screen of Death"?
And I've personally seen this happen fairly often when leaving comments on other people's blog posts.
You leave a comment and then are immediately greeted with the "White Screen of Death".
However, occasionally the person leaving the comment may see the message on the "white screen" as
"There has been a critical error", and you're told to "debug wodpress" (by clicking on the link).
Then again, it may say, "This site is experiencing techncal difficulties".
The main reasons for the White Screen of Death is that a script on your website has used up the memory limit (this is one reason to have a more updated version of PHP on your website, which you can ask Site Support to do), which means the script either times out of gets stopped in its tracks by the HOSTING.
Next, yep it's the old conflict thing again, it can occur due to plugin or theme conflicts too, plus it could mean that plugins/themes are conflicting with the hosting.
I have to be honest and say the only times I have seen it regularly is when I used to comment on WA members websites a few years ago.
SORRY WA Hosting, but it's true, I'm just saying it as I've experienced it.
I wouldn't say often, but if I was leaving 2-3 comments per day on WA websites I would at least see the "White Screen of Death" once or twice per week.
Annoyingly, sometimes the comment actually goes through, but because the commenter only sees a white screen they hit the back button, their comment is still there waiting to be "submit", but once they do submit it they receive a message that this is a "duplicate comment".
I'm sure this would annoy the hell out of someone and they would give up trying to leave the comment, BUT the comment may actually show in your WordPress back office awaiting your approval.
You can check out this video by Syed and his editorial staff. You could also go back and tell SiteSupport that when people leave a comment on your website they receive the "White Screen of Death", is this a potential conflict with a plugin or your theme?
https://youtu.be/gOISFWBWOZk
Partha
oh my gosh Partha, yes quite annoying, as I am doing the giveaway that I recently talked about !
Who knows how many comments I have "lost" in this way, because people just basically give up after a few tries!
I have contacted site support twice, and all the answers that I got were " we could perfectly submit a comment". That's it. So all these people must be lying or something..
And coïncedence or no: while doing the giveaway, I did get a LOT more subscriptions to my newsletter than the comments rule for the giveaway.
Bloody ennoying..
But ok, I will contact them again to say that these people get a white screen, thanks!
My theme is Generate Press
Lizzy
It could've been a hosting glitch at the time.
I'd explain that although SS are able to leave a comment, many realtime visitors experienced the "White Screen of Death" when they left a comment a few days ago.
Ask SS what would cause this?
Plus, did Phil (below) leave a comment, and if so, was everything fine?
Once more, this is simply proof that everything is working okay NOW, this DOES NOT mean that there wasn't an issue (with hosting or conflicts) a few days ago.
Once again, I would ask SiteSupport WHY this happened a few days ago, and why it isn't happening now.
Also, if you haven't requested PHP update from SS for this website then do it now.
Unfortunately, I am finding with SS you receive a lot of "Well, it works now". <---- Unfortunately, this DOES NOT explain why an error occurred and what you should do if it happens again.
Look, I'm really sorry to say this, but all we ever hear is that "Wealthy Affiliate provides the BEST hosting ever" <---- these are just WORDS!!
With my external hosts, I rarely have any problems if any EVER, and if I do experience an issue it is sorted straight away, and it is explained to me the various reasons why this occurs.
In other words, many other PREMIUM hosting providers not only fix problems if/when they occur, they also aim to listen, educate, and ensure that I understand everything, and that I am now completely happy BEFORE closing a support ticket.
This is what I would expect from the "Best Hosting Ever", NOT, "Nah, we can't see a problem" <--- That's just poor customer service... SORRY!! I know the powers that be don't like it when I speak out about certain things about the platform, but you can't keep saying that "everything is the best" without actual proof of this.
Rant Over (Hahahahaha!!)
Partha
I totally agree Partha! They are looking into it.. See Phills new comment,didn't work for him either.
Lizzy
Also, I'll guess I'll write a new newsletter to my subscribers and mention on social media and in the blog post that there are glitches and that I apologize for it. *HUGE SIGH*
Not only 3 days further, had to ask myself again, but now I just get the same answer again. Tell me that I should need to stay calm grrrr
https://everythingverysmall.com/wooden-dollhouse-furniture-takes-your-miniature-world-to-the-next-level-with-3starstudioarts/
This blog post was made especially for the Etsy giveaway that I could organize for the affiliate of the month from Etsy.
See in the comments where WA has tried themselves and it worked for them. But I am getting a lot of emails and messages on my FB group that it takes them to a blank page.
I don't think that they all make mistakes or something when they tried 5 times. (I am close with the members of my FB group)
Also, I am getting a lot more extra subscriptions to my newsletters than getting comments on the post, so I do believe them. (like 5 times more)
Thank you Phil!
I left a comment but on clicking Submit, it took me to a blank screen.
The page it's trying to display is https://everythingverysmall.com/wp-comments-post.php
I copied that URL and tried entering it directly in another browser, but got the same blank screen.
It would appear that there is a structural issue.
The search engines don't differentiate between the single and plural versions of the same word.
so they consider it the same keyword, do I understand that right? thanks!