I found a domain name I like, it is from TrueName...
The name is "see-you.cafe"
Can I buy it at WA or if not can I import it from TrueName?
Can I import a domain name from truename?
I found a domain name I like, it is from TrueName...
The name is "see-you.cafe"
Can I buy it at WA or if not can I import it from TrueName?
what do you suggest if I want to have bilang website? A subdomain, Another domain or a multi Linguage website?
I use the WPML plugin for multi-language sites that I build.
This plugin works on the principle that you're using human translators throughout the site, although it does offer machine translations in 40 languages, which you can then edit to improve the quality of the translations.
It is a sophisticated plugin with a number of optional modules. If you're doing the translations yourself you will not need the Translation Manager module, but I highly recommend you add the Strings Translation module as this enables you to translate the text strings generated by plugins and themes.
There is also a module for Gravity Forms and one for Contact Form 7, although if you use either of those you do need the Translation Manager module.
Without the Translation Manager module translating forms is done by simply duplicating the form and translating the field labels manually.
If you're looking for a bi-lingual site and you want professional quality translations I recommend you take a look at WPML.
If you have more specific questions do let me know - I'd be happy to explain in more detail. I also have a review of WPML on one of my sites and I can give you the link to that if you would be interested - PM me.
Cheers,
Martin.
It's better you make a separate website for separate languages. If you write two languages, then instead of targeting worldwide, Google will target visitors of the countries who follow those languages. Means, your website ranking will be higher for the specific language country but at the same time, your website ranking will be lower for other countries.
So, if you are getting worldwide visitors on your website, then I never suggest you add other language articles on your website. Instead, just make completely separate website for separate languages. That will be better.
A bilingual site is never a good idea in my opinion especially if you're using an artificial intelligence translator. However creating a site in several languages independent of each other when they are translated by A human being is a fabulous idea
If you were trilingual or bilingual you would never ever use a translator plug-in because you realise what a nonsense the results are
I have installed the google translator plugin but realized not many people use or like it so I can write in two languages my self. I want to know, one language one website or one website offered in two languages or a subdomain website for the second language.
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How about bilang websites? german english,
what do you suggest if I want to have bilang website? A subdomain, Another domain or a multi Linguage website?
I use the WPML plugin for multi-language sites that I build.
This plugin works on the principle that you're using human translators throughout the site, although it does offer machine translations in 40 languages, which you can then edit to improve the quality of the translations.
It is a sophisticated plugin with a number of optional modules. If you're doing the translations yourself you will not need the Translation Manager module, but I highly recommend you add the Strings Translation module as this enables you to translate the text strings generated by plugins and themes.
There is also a module for Gravity Forms and one for Contact Form 7, although if you use either of those you do need the Translation Manager module.
Without the Translation Manager module translating forms is done by simply duplicating the form and translating the field labels manually.
If you're looking for a bi-lingual site and you want professional quality translations I recommend you take a look at WPML.
If you have more specific questions do let me know - I'd be happy to explain in more detail. I also have a review of WPML on one of my sites and I can give you the link to that if you would be interested - PM me.
Cheers,
Martin.
It's better you make a separate website for separate languages. If you write two languages, then instead of targeting worldwide, Google will target visitors of the countries who follow those languages. Means, your website ranking will be higher for the specific language country but at the same time, your website ranking will be lower for other countries.
So, if you are getting worldwide visitors on your website, then I never suggest you add other language articles on your website. Instead, just make completely separate website for separate languages. That will be better.
A bilingual site is never a good idea in my opinion especially if you're using an artificial intelligence translator. However creating a site in several languages independent of each other when they are translated by A human being is a fabulous idea
If you were trilingual or bilingual you would never ever use a translator plug-in because you realise what a nonsense the results are
I have installed the google translator plugin but realized not many people use or like it so I can write in two languages my self. I want to know, one language one website or one website offered in two languages or a subdomain website for the second language.
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I mean, If a free member has referrals and gets 50% of the premium comissions, does he, once eupgraded to premium membership, get 100% commissions for those referrals?
On a free referral, you'll get 25% commission and when he upgrades to premium, you'll get 50% commission. That's how commission is paid at WA.
Ok, lol, but the question is do the commissions rise once a member upgrades to premium membership?
And if you read correctly, I wrote 50% of the premium commissions :)
Of course it does. See smartketeer's answer. You double your commission when you go from free to premium membership.
No. The commission received by a free member for a premium referral is 25% of the $49 monthly fee
Ok, this is what I wanted to know :)
As a free member, you get 25% of the fee and once you upgrade you get 50% for the same member.
I'm lost here ...
As a free member you get 25% commission. From any sales. Premium referrals, domain purchases, etc
As a premium member you get 50% commission from the same amounts.
Period.
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Do free member commissions upgrade when I upgrade?
I mean, If a free member has referrals and gets 50% of the premium comissions, does he, once eupgraded to premium membership, get 100% commissions for those referrals?
On a free referral, you'll get 25% commission and when he upgrades to premium, you'll get 50% commission. That's how commission is paid at WA.
Ok, lol, but the question is do the commissions rise once a member upgrades to premium membership?
And if you read correctly, I wrote 50% of the premium commissions :)
Of course it does. See smartketeer's answer. You double your commission when you go from free to premium membership.
No. The commission received by a free member for a premium referral is 25% of the $49 monthly fee
Ok, this is what I wanted to know :)
As a free member, you get 25% of the fee and once you upgrade you get 50% for the same member.
I'm lost here ...
As a free member you get 25% commission. From any sales. Premium referrals, domain purchases, etc
As a premium member you get 50% commission from the same amounts.
Period.
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I don't want to comment on religious posts in SiteComments. I didn't mark the box because it is not something I'm interested in.
Still I regularly get such websites askin
Religious Post is not the only post that not all people want to comment.
There are several others, sorry, there is not an option to skip a post.
And on the other hand, some affiliates are RACIST and will PM you to not comment on their post.
Say something right if they disapprove well you have done your good part. Your conscience is free.
Hi Dorcas, I know, I don't want to comment on several topics and these I didn't mark so I don't get asked. There is a possibility to skip in fact but we can maximally skip 20% to stay certified.
The racist fact is shocking to me, I didn't know that :(
We're an international community, everything seems to be possible :)
All the best to you, see you :)
In Site Comments, you are going directly to the real sites of the WA community which they cannot expose here. That is the real world and that is anything.
But every one asking for comments has to define what the article is about. Like this we, the commenters don't get bothered with topics we are not interested in.
People asking for comments on religious posts are not really interested in different opinions, they prefer if we all agree, that's what I have learned anyway.
Good question. I get them occasionally as well. I suspect that they've ticked a category box, such as health, that I am interested in.
I imagine commenting that I'm an atheist and can't understand how they can believe so much stuff that's obviously untrue wouldn't go down all that well :-)
You don't have to skip it. Just close the comments window.
I agree I wrote comments before telling what I think about the content, relevant comment in fact and it was rejected because it would not fit into the discussion lol.
Now I don't want to comment anymore, they don't want to hear what I have to say anyway.
You may want to go back and check your selections. Maybe it got marked accidentally. Even though I am a religious person, I do not feel drawn to commenting on many of those because of slight disagreements. I was able to go back and "unselect" it. I have not gotten anymore since then.
If you see something pop up that you know you don't want to comment on, you can always just leave the commenting area completely for a while. That way you don't get penalized for skipping. When you come back, it will most likely be gone.
If I don't know anything about a subject, I don't try to answer...I just leave. If it's a topic I'm not interested in, I just click "I'm not interested."
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Why am I getting religious posts to comment in sitecomment?
I don't want to comment on religious posts in SiteComments. I didn't mark the box because it is not something I'm interested in.
Still I regularly get such websites askin
Religious Post is not the only post that not all people want to comment.
There are several others, sorry, there is not an option to skip a post.
And on the other hand, some affiliates are RACIST and will PM you to not comment on their post.
Say something right if they disapprove well you have done your good part. Your conscience is free.
Hi Dorcas, I know, I don't want to comment on several topics and these I didn't mark so I don't get asked. There is a possibility to skip in fact but we can maximally skip 20% to stay certified.
The racist fact is shocking to me, I didn't know that :(
We're an international community, everything seems to be possible :)
All the best to you, see you :)
In Site Comments, you are going directly to the real sites of the WA community which they cannot expose here. That is the real world and that is anything.
But every one asking for comments has to define what the article is about. Like this we, the commenters don't get bothered with topics we are not interested in.
People asking for comments on religious posts are not really interested in different opinions, they prefer if we all agree, that's what I have learned anyway.
Good question. I get them occasionally as well. I suspect that they've ticked a category box, such as health, that I am interested in.
I imagine commenting that I'm an atheist and can't understand how they can believe so much stuff that's obviously untrue wouldn't go down all that well :-)
You don't have to skip it. Just close the comments window.
I agree I wrote comments before telling what I think about the content, relevant comment in fact and it was rejected because it would not fit into the discussion lol.
Now I don't want to comment anymore, they don't want to hear what I have to say anyway.
You may want to go back and check your selections. Maybe it got marked accidentally. Even though I am a religious person, I do not feel drawn to commenting on many of those because of slight disagreements. I was able to go back and "unselect" it. I have not gotten anymore since then.
If you see something pop up that you know you don't want to comment on, you can always just leave the commenting area completely for a while. That way you don't get penalized for skipping. When you come back, it will most likely be gone.
If I don't know anything about a subject, I don't try to answer...I just leave. If it's a topic I'm not interested in, I just click "I'm not interested."
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Today I wrote 8 comments in the Site comment, offer comment section. All i was credited with was 8 more credits.
This is for me no real problem but I'm afreaid that the p
It's strange, yesterday it was all normal again, 2 comments, $0.50 credit.
Today though, I again wrote 4 comments and none was credited with money.
What you wrote in your website is 100% factual: "Take advantage of the possibility to earn money by writing comments for WA members, sometimes you get $0.50"
Once you meet the requirements to be certified, you are then able to sometimes get $.50 for the comments you leave for others in the Site Comments platform :)
But this is not a real offer, sometimes can be very variable. If I have to write ten comments for $.050 it's not really a source for extra income or at least not something I want to mention as a recommendation.
What I was pointing out is that what you wrote: "sometimes you get $0.50" is factual, so there's no need to change anything. :) And it's not a 10 to 1 ratio, it's closer to 2 to 1. With that extra incentive, I've found that my requests for comments get filled immediately. That's huge for interactivity on your site and Google loves that. :)
I too like the feature, I not only use it for earning money but to be up to date what the community is publishing.
I ask for comments too and there the ratio is super.
depending on the time of day I get up to 8 comments for 1 request :)
Actually, I wrote on my website that you get $.050 for every second comment once you're qualified, this is what is bothering me.
To earn money "sometimes" is not something I would want to promote, it's too uncertain.
You don't have to be so specific in your review with WA's smaller features. You could simply mention that the Site Comments feature at WA allows members to use this community to get real comments and interactivity for their recently published posts and it's even incentivized for members to earn cash credits for doing so. That would convert very well.
Veronica is correct- the way I understand it...you have to become a Certified Commenter first. In order to do this you comment at least 50 approved comments in a 30 day period...then after the 50 you will then get $.50 per every other comment you make and is approved.
Remember this is on a rolling 30-day calendar.
Hope this answers your question...
Bob
can you not cash them in in your stats page?
the old system you used to be able to slide a slider ot cah out your credits.
just had a look and if you go to the credit dashboard and down the bottom of the first column you can cash out your credits.
sorry just looked agian and you now get community credits - for comments and feedback!! not cash credits - it must have been costing too much!!
I copied this over from the SiteComment section:
"Become a Certified Commenter and gain the opportunity to earn USD Cash Credits for leaving comments!
30-day Min Requirements: 50 comments, 80% approval rating, Less than 20% Not Interested (skip) rate"
It looks like after a certain time and amount of approved comments you are able to make revenue on offering comments.
Hope this helps!
So in essence you have to make 51 comments a month, retain an 80% approval rating and less than 20% skip to earn $0.50?
That seems like an awful amount of work for the money
It's like this, initially, you have to make 50 comments within a month. From then on, before every second comment was rewarded with $0.50. If you keep your minimum of 50 comments have 80% approved and skip less than 20% you stay certified.
But today I wrote 8 comments and got $.00.00 and this is new.
Someone else was talking about this today.
Check with Site Support, as I seem to remember that there may have been a glitch that they are correcting. (I could be wrong on this), but it's worth a shot.
Hoping that the problem gets fixed soon! I have been working on my initial 50 comments so I was looking for information that may help. Thank you for clarifying the earning process!
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Why don't I get money for my comments?
Today I wrote 8 comments in the Site comment, offer comment section. All i was credited with was 8 more credits.
This is for me no real problem but I'm afreaid that the p
It's strange, yesterday it was all normal again, 2 comments, $0.50 credit.
Today though, I again wrote 4 comments and none was credited with money.
What you wrote in your website is 100% factual: "Take advantage of the possibility to earn money by writing comments for WA members, sometimes you get $0.50"
Once you meet the requirements to be certified, you are then able to sometimes get $.50 for the comments you leave for others in the Site Comments platform :)
But this is not a real offer, sometimes can be very variable. If I have to write ten comments for $.050 it's not really a source for extra income or at least not something I want to mention as a recommendation.
What I was pointing out is that what you wrote: "sometimes you get $0.50" is factual, so there's no need to change anything. :) And it's not a 10 to 1 ratio, it's closer to 2 to 1. With that extra incentive, I've found that my requests for comments get filled immediately. That's huge for interactivity on your site and Google loves that. :)
I too like the feature, I not only use it for earning money but to be up to date what the community is publishing.
I ask for comments too and there the ratio is super.
depending on the time of day I get up to 8 comments for 1 request :)
Actually, I wrote on my website that you get $.050 for every second comment once you're qualified, this is what is bothering me.
To earn money "sometimes" is not something I would want to promote, it's too uncertain.
You don't have to be so specific in your review with WA's smaller features. You could simply mention that the Site Comments feature at WA allows members to use this community to get real comments and interactivity for their recently published posts and it's even incentivized for members to earn cash credits for doing so. That would convert very well.
Veronica is correct- the way I understand it...you have to become a Certified Commenter first. In order to do this you comment at least 50 approved comments in a 30 day period...then after the 50 you will then get $.50 per every other comment you make and is approved.
Remember this is on a rolling 30-day calendar.
Hope this answers your question...
Bob
can you not cash them in in your stats page?
the old system you used to be able to slide a slider ot cah out your credits.
just had a look and if you go to the credit dashboard and down the bottom of the first column you can cash out your credits.
sorry just looked agian and you now get community credits - for comments and feedback!! not cash credits - it must have been costing too much!!
I copied this over from the SiteComment section:
"Become a Certified Commenter and gain the opportunity to earn USD Cash Credits for leaving comments!
30-day Min Requirements: 50 comments, 80% approval rating, Less than 20% Not Interested (skip) rate"
It looks like after a certain time and amount of approved comments you are able to make revenue on offering comments.
Hope this helps!
So in essence you have to make 51 comments a month, retain an 80% approval rating and less than 20% skip to earn $0.50?
That seems like an awful amount of work for the money
It's like this, initially, you have to make 50 comments within a month. From then on, before every second comment was rewarded with $0.50. If you keep your minimum of 50 comments have 80% approved and skip less than 20% you stay certified.
But today I wrote 8 comments and got $.00.00 and this is new.
Someone else was talking about this today.
Check with Site Support, as I seem to remember that there may have been a glitch that they are correcting. (I could be wrong on this), but it's worth a shot.
Hoping that the problem gets fixed soon! I have been working on my initial 50 comments so I was looking for information that may help. Thank you for clarifying the earning process!
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Yes you can buy from WA .