Good Morning:)
My confusment is the Review Page
For example I have written a post, and also written a review on the same product, then adding links from my po
Hi Erika,
So it sounds like you've written a review, and use it as a "bridge" page for your other posts. That's great!
As to where to put it, it depends on what your website looks like. Do you let your most recent posts show up, so it's always changing, or do you have a static page? Meaning your home page always looks the same.
If it's static, you can add a heading to your menu and call it whatever you wish. Then add your review there. When people click on that tab, they'll see your review.
Does this make sense?
Suzanne
Im going to try adding my newest review to the Review tab on the menu bar with the chosen category?
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How do you and how many posts can you put on a review page?
Good Morning:)
My confusment is the Review Page
For example I have written a post, and also written a review on the same product, then adding links from my po
A post and a page are both "content". They are both articles. Google sees them as basically the same thing. The main differences are what you see inside your WordPress website.
Therefore, if you have a page, which is a review, you should not write a post on the same topic.
Having a review page is fine, or having a review post is fine, but you should not have both.
Hi Erika,
So it sounds like you've written a review, and use it as a "bridge" page for your other posts. That's great!
As to where to put it, it depends on what your website looks like. Do you let your most recent posts show up, so it's always changing, or do you have a static page? Meaning your home page always looks the same.
If it's static, you can add a heading to your menu and call it whatever you wish. Then add your review there. When people click on that tab, they'll see your review.
Does this make sense?
Suzanne
Im going to try adding my newest review to the Review tab on the menu bar with the chosen category?
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Just to clarify Im wanting a theme where i can have different images on each main tab along my menu bar, would anyone know of a theme site with that option plz?
Many Than
You could try emojis. I just look up the emoji in Google, then copy/paste it into a menu item (just like text), and that works for me. I use the emoji shown in Google results, or listed on a emoji-finder website. Images, like JPG won't work, but the small emoji are somehow just like text, so those work. WordPress Dashboard Tutorial - Custom Menus
Interesting, as images in jpeg format don't work for the menu tab? could the images formatted in png or vector be better?
Im kinda stuck, as I feel im not explaining myself properly, so Ill try again.... my theme has a menu bar allowing for tabs, the following tabs are, about me* skirts* pants* tops* privacy policy* so! for each tab when clicked on and opened i would like an image pertaining to that tab, ie: skirt tab, click on the tab and a chosen skirt image will show with the content to read. Please help :)
It's not possible to put jpg images in a tab, but you could definitely create a category page, and use featured images for those pages listed. Creating A Category Page How To Add An Image To My Blog Roll
thanks Nathaniell :) I look around the different themes and their options, I may find another more suited
sweet and thanks for your help :)
can you not do it with a page builder like elementor
jump ont otheir site and see if there is a tutorial
have fun
phil
Hey Phil whats is this other site called? as i have no go with wordpress, unless there is another way that ive missed?
Thanks in Advance
Erika
Erika, i just had a look into elementor and i am amazed that they don't have an easy way to do this .
so i had a poke around and came up with
this plugin
https://wordpress.org/plugins/ak-menu-icons-lite/
it appears to be the simplest one to use.
phil
Here is an article I found which might help. There is a plugin called Menu Image, Icons Made Easy which allows you to add icons or images to your menu tabs. Never used it before, but thinking of giving it a try now.
Here's the article
https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-add-image-icons-with-navigation-menus-in-wordpress/
All The Best,
Ralph
so funny i have been trying to add images to my categories all day long with no joy, though I have learned some things along the way but not what i wanted for today. I guess i find another way another day.
It was worth a try and thank you :)
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Anyone can help im wanting image tabs on my menu bar ?
Just to clarify Im wanting a theme where i can have different images on each main tab along my menu bar, would anyone know of a theme site with that option plz?
Many Than
You could try emojis. I just look up the emoji in Google, then copy/paste it into a menu item (just like text), and that works for me. I use the emoji shown in Google results, or listed on a emoji-finder website. Images, like JPG won't work, but the small emoji are somehow just like text, so those work. WordPress Dashboard Tutorial - Custom Menus
Interesting, as images in jpeg format don't work for the menu tab? could the images formatted in png or vector be better?
Im kinda stuck, as I feel im not explaining myself properly, so Ill try again.... my theme has a menu bar allowing for tabs, the following tabs are, about me* skirts* pants* tops* privacy policy* so! for each tab when clicked on and opened i would like an image pertaining to that tab, ie: skirt tab, click on the tab and a chosen skirt image will show with the content to read. Please help :)
It's not possible to put jpg images in a tab, but you could definitely create a category page, and use featured images for those pages listed. Creating A Category Page How To Add An Image To My Blog Roll
thanks Nathaniell :) I look around the different themes and their options, I may find another more suited
sweet and thanks for your help :)
can you not do it with a page builder like elementor
jump ont otheir site and see if there is a tutorial
have fun
phil
Hey Phil whats is this other site called? as i have no go with wordpress, unless there is another way that ive missed?
Thanks in Advance
Erika
Erika, i just had a look into elementor and i am amazed that they don't have an easy way to do this .
so i had a poke around and came up with
this plugin
https://wordpress.org/plugins/ak-menu-icons-lite/
it appears to be the simplest one to use.
phil
Here is an article I found which might help. There is a plugin called Menu Image, Icons Made Easy which allows you to add icons or images to your menu tabs. Never used it before, but thinking of giving it a try now.
Here's the article
https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-add-image-icons-with-navigation-menus-in-wordpress/
All The Best,
Ralph
so funny i have been trying to add images to my categories all day long with no joy, though I have learned some things along the way but not what i wanted for today. I guess i find another way another day.
It was worth a try and thank you :)
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just upon looking at affiliate programmes to surf around to find what WA offers and find products that can compliment my niche, so attempt to join with click bank, who rejects
Hi - your site is very new, you only have 6 posts on it. Most affiliate programs need to see much more content before they approve you.
Done affiliate networks want to see some blogs and traffic. I wouldn't apply to any until you have at least 10 good blogs, are using social media and have a good number of comments in your blog from WA's Members. Jim
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To join affiliate programmes available via at wa?
just upon looking at affiliate programmes to surf around to find what WA offers and find products that can compliment my niche, so attempt to join with click bank, who rejects
Hi - your site is very new, you only have 6 posts on it. Most affiliate programs need to see much more content before they approve you.
Done affiliate networks want to see some blogs and traffic. I wouldn't apply to any until you have at least 10 good blogs, are using social media and have a good number of comments in your blog from WA's Members. Jim
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which is better ?? not the keyword search but the value it shows, im looking for perferred QSR
"Perfect my passion" would be better. "Set it up" is pretty competitive for a new site. Plus, it's very broad.
Set what up?
It's not exactly clear. With keywords, it's important to be specific.
Even the phrase "perfect my passion" isn't very specific. I'm not sure what that means. Perfect my passion for what? For what purpose?
This keywords would be fine to use in a title, but I would recommend having it focus on a specific person trying to achieve a specific thing. Like "How to perfect my passion for making honey" or "How to perfect my passion for building cars without breaking the bank"
Those would be potential blog post titles you could use with that keyword.
Yes be more specific, ok thank you Nathaniell :))
Just what I needed to understand, as in training today,
Keyword post/page to publish on my site.
The lower the QSR the better, as that number represents the number of sites Google found targeting that exact keyword. So, a higher QSR means there are more competitors on that keyword. In the OEC training, Kyle recommends using keywords with a QSR under 100.
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Which is better ? not the keyword
which is better ?? not the keyword search but the value it shows, im looking for perferred QSR
"Perfect my passion" would be better. "Set it up" is pretty competitive for a new site. Plus, it's very broad.
Set what up?
It's not exactly clear. With keywords, it's important to be specific.
Even the phrase "perfect my passion" isn't very specific. I'm not sure what that means. Perfect my passion for what? For what purpose?
This keywords would be fine to use in a title, but I would recommend having it focus on a specific person trying to achieve a specific thing. Like "How to perfect my passion for making honey" or "How to perfect my passion for building cars without breaking the bank"
Those would be potential blog post titles you could use with that keyword.
Yes be more specific, ok thank you Nathaniell :))
Just what I needed to understand, as in training today,
Keyword post/page to publish on my site.
The lower the QSR the better, as that number represents the number of sites Google found targeting that exact keyword. So, a higher QSR means there are more competitors on that keyword. In the OEC training, Kyle recommends using keywords with a QSR under 100.
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love Jaxxy wow!! what a fabulous tool but what does the <10s mean?? as im coming across this often when finding keywords
Hi Erika, you are doing fine. It is confusing.
What you are looking for is some traffic to that keyword.
A QSR under 100
When it comes up as Great. These are keywords you want to focus on. Look for a title that makes sense for your content, with as many keywords as possible. Keep in mind that for SEO reasons you should use this title in you first paragraph as well.
It helps to start a keyword list for your niche, as you do research in Jaaxy. As sprinkling these other keywords naturally through your content will help with being recognized by Google.
Hope this helps.
Lily 😊
oh :(( i must have heard wrong in the lesson, hmm ill have find another keyword to suit better, thank you for replying :)) hope your day is going well
Good vibes to you
Erika
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What does this mean ? I mean the
love Jaxxy wow!! what a fabulous tool but what does the <10s mean?? as im coming across this often when finding keywords
Hi Erika, you are doing fine. It is confusing.
What you are looking for is some traffic to that keyword.
A QSR under 100
When it comes up as Great. These are keywords you want to focus on. Look for a title that makes sense for your content, with as many keywords as possible. Keep in mind that for SEO reasons you should use this title in you first paragraph as well.
It helps to start a keyword list for your niche, as you do research in Jaaxy. As sprinkling these other keywords naturally through your content will help with being recognized by Google.
Hope this helps.
Lily 😊
oh :(( i must have heard wrong in the lesson, hmm ill have find another keyword to suit better, thank you for replying :)) hope your day is going well
Good vibes to you
Erika
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A post and a page are both "content". They are both articles. Google sees them as basically the same thing. The main differences are what you see inside your WordPress website.
Therefore, if you have a page, which is a review, you should not write a post on the same topic.
Having a review page is fine, or having a review post is fine, but you should not have both.