I don't have a problem writing content, I'm just wondering, once you establish a site, can you slow down/stop the flow of content and simply focus on promoting your site throug
Hi, I try to write something every day, depend on my inspiration... I write a little, then watch a certification course then promote, then write again... and there are days when I only write, and there are days when I don't write anything or write a little..
Once content is established, how much content for site?
I don't have a problem writing content, I'm just wondering, once you establish a site, can you slow down/stop the flow of content and simply focus on promoting your site throug
Hello,
Once you know what to write, write as much as you can every day.
Even if you have to save drafts and get back to finish your thought processes on each topic you chose to write on.
You can write as much as you want, it's basically up to you and how inspired you are on the topic you choose to write about. Hope this helps out!
Linda
Hi, I try to write something every day, depend on my inspiration... I write a little, then watch a certification course then promote, then write again... and there are days when I only write, and there are days when I don't write anything or write a little..
So if putting too many affiliate links on your site's pages looks like spam to Google's algorithm, I'm curious how many links are needed.
So my thought for a site was t
A good strategy is to centralize your links. You put links in your review pages (posts). And in normal articles you put a link that point to any one of your reviews when it's relevant.
So if you have a review about a product like P90X for instance, you put affiliate links in that review that point to the product listed in Amazon.
Next you can have articles talking about different kind of exercises that you know you can find inside P90X and can link your article to that review.
So that way, not all your posts on your site will have articles and won't be seen as spam. Properly Using Affiliate Links
Thanks for the answer!
Right, my question was basically asking if you could just write reviews and not normal articles, but sounds like you need regular articles to avoid spam penalty?
My opinion.
A better way of doing it is mixing internal and external links (affiliate links) in a post. While there is no rules on how many links you can have in a post/page, it is advisable to keep it below 100.
While linking your posts to your affiliate links, you can also use internal links which direct your readers to other post/page. Internal links is good to keep visitors stay on your site which has impact on site ranking i.e. the longer they stay on your site the better G sees your site.
:)
Joe
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How many links do you need to get ranking penalty on google?
So if putting too many affiliate links on your site's pages looks like spam to Google's algorithm, I'm curious how many links are needed.
So my thought for a site was t
A good strategy is to centralize your links. You put links in your review pages (posts). And in normal articles you put a link that point to any one of your reviews when it's relevant.
So if you have a review about a product like P90X for instance, you put affiliate links in that review that point to the product listed in Amazon.
Next you can have articles talking about different kind of exercises that you know you can find inside P90X and can link your article to that review.
So that way, not all your posts on your site will have articles and won't be seen as spam. Properly Using Affiliate Links
Thanks for the answer!
Right, my question was basically asking if you could just write reviews and not normal articles, but sounds like you need regular articles to avoid spam penalty?
My opinion.
A better way of doing it is mixing internal and external links (affiliate links) in a post. While there is no rules on how many links you can have in a post/page, it is advisable to keep it below 100.
While linking your posts to your affiliate links, you can also use internal links which direct your readers to other post/page. Internal links is good to keep visitors stay on your site which has impact on site ranking i.e. the longer they stay on your site the better G sees your site.
:)
Joe
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I've forgotten, how do I change it so that my user bio shows up at the bottom of each post that I write?
If your theme have a Author bio widget use it, if not use a plugin Professional Looking Author Bio Box on your Website
I've forgotten, how do I change it so that my user bio shows up at the bottom of each post that I write?
If your theme have a Author bio widget use it, if not use a plugin Professional Looking Author Bio Box on your Website
Hello! My question is: For my business, though I am running it solo, should I use we, us, our etc. or should I stick to singulars?
Example:
Follow us on Facebook / He
This really depends on the type of content you are promoting on your website. When you come forwards as the expert of your niche and give advice, I would use the singular form.
Singular or plural? i, me vs. we, our
Hello! My question is: For my business, though I am running it solo, should I use we, us, our etc. or should I stick to singulars?
Example:
Follow us on Facebook / He
This really depends on the type of content you are promoting on your website. When you come forwards as the expert of your niche and give advice, I would use the singular form.
Hello,
Once you know what to write, write as much as you can every day.
Even if you have to save drafts and get back to finish your thought processes on each topic you chose to write on.
You can write as much as you want, it's basically up to you and how inspired you are on the topic you choose to write about. Hope this helps out!
Linda