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Hey, everyone!
I've been encountering this bug where Jaaxy doesn't do proper search analysis (it only shows top 2 results instead of top 10). And it's been weeks. I figu
i would report it to Kyle...on the official bug thread or by pm
i have found this and wondered whether it is down to the keyword as other keywords return the correct number of results...
i hope you get it resolved
phil
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Hey, everyone!
I've been encountering this bug where Jaaxy doesn't do proper search analysis (it only shows top 2 results instead of top 10). And it's been weeks. I figu
You may report here The Official Bug Thread - Post Any Bugs Here Or to Kyle on their profile space
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/kyle
i would report it to Kyle...on the official bug thread or by pm
i have found this and wondered whether it is down to the keyword as other keywords return the correct number of results...
i hope you get it resolved
phil
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It seems to me that the SiteContent platform has bugged out. When I choose a picture to add, it just says saving forever. I can't seem to figure out how to upload images. Or ma
Hi, if you edited a document in site content and published it, future edits has to be done in wordpress. Site content and workpress work independently.
I'd place my images in a document in site content and publish it to my site. it will be added to my wordpress media library.
Perhaps empty browsers cache, refresh and try again will do it.
Also try in a another browser.
Just tired it, no problems here.
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Can't upload images through sitecontent?
It seems to me that the SiteContent platform has bugged out. When I choose a picture to add, it just says saving forever. I can't seem to figure out how to upload images. Or ma
Hi, if you edited a document in site content and published it, future edits has to be done in wordpress. Site content and workpress work independently.
I'd place my images in a document in site content and publish it to my site. it will be added to my wordpress media library.
Perhaps empty browsers cache, refresh and try again will do it.
Also try in a another browser.
Just tired it, no problems here.
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Hey, everyone!
So, here's the deal. I've been trying to address the issue of high bounce rates for my website. And I just can't seem to find a way to eradicate them or a
Hi Matiss!
Thanks for your question.
First of all, I wouldn't probably worry too much about the bounce rate. There may be many reasons for that... People may come to your site, they find what they searched for and they leave.
I would probably put more effort on improving conversion rate than the bounce rate. Conversion rate can be good even if the bounce rate is high.
Anyways, one way to improve bounce rates is to make your links open in a new tab. I've seen some people reporting that it worked for them and it makes sense... Because if a person has 2-3 tabs open on your site instead of just one, the chances are that they're going to spend there a longer time.
For improving the conversion rate... I'd probably make the most important links more visible that you want people to click so that they stand out well. You're using pretty small font so I'd probably make the font also a bit larger.
Kyle has also sometimes suggested me reducing the amount of links in order to improve the conversion rate because then people have less options to click. That can sometimes be something to consider too.
Hi, the article is ok. There are two things I would change: make the initial table mobile friendly & change sub headings to what people are usually looking for in reviews. Examples: Pros & Cons, who is it for etc. Personally I don't read very long articles & sub headings help me find the information I'm after within the article. Hope this helps a bit. Marisa
Uuu-uu, yes. Sounds like something I might need to explore. I appreciate the suggestion, Marisa! Thank you.
interesting style of writing
for the article you have indicated - almost your title has given it away - so i would click on the google links and read the title and click away - there is no curiosity there...
i am wondering who you have written it for - you say it is written with a scientific slant and yo have now started to broaden your audience, but you need to be careful of writing to too broad an audience and talknig to no one....
your writing style is not for me, but then i am not your audience....
adding more curiosity at the top may help people actually read more, rather than giving the whole game away...
you seem to swap writing styles from 'we’ll cover every other aspect one should consider ' to using you...i would stick to one or the other...
good luck finding a solution
phil
That's a great point. All of them, actually. And creating more curiosity kind of stuck with me. Will have to explore that. I appreciate it.
Hi - as regards that post, you have told me everything I need to know in the summary at the top. I don't need to read anything else. Perhaps you should put the summary at the bottom.
I also found your font a bit odd, kind of faded, not bold enough, as though it was made up of dots. I don't think I could read it for very long.
Finally, you have a huge amount of external references in every post. And of course, they take people away from the page. For example, in your All-Flora review, you have 41 external links.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this, Diane! Hmm... Definitely good food for thought. Thank you. I appreciate it.
Just my twopence worth it is a negative review and the first part of the article makes it clear don't buy. However, you have not got a clear call to action for a good alternative. Put an image a full-width image that says something like a better alternative here, to more bang for your buck, or x product is so much better and send them to a review of the better alternative
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How do you obliterate bounce rates?
Hey, everyone!
So, here's the deal. I've been trying to address the issue of high bounce rates for my website. And I just can't seem to find a way to eradicate them or a
Hi Matiss!
Thanks for your question.
First of all, I wouldn't probably worry too much about the bounce rate. There may be many reasons for that... People may come to your site, they find what they searched for and they leave.
I would probably put more effort on improving conversion rate than the bounce rate. Conversion rate can be good even if the bounce rate is high.
Anyways, one way to improve bounce rates is to make your links open in a new tab. I've seen some people reporting that it worked for them and it makes sense... Because if a person has 2-3 tabs open on your site instead of just one, the chances are that they're going to spend there a longer time.
For improving the conversion rate... I'd probably make the most important links more visible that you want people to click so that they stand out well. You're using pretty small font so I'd probably make the font also a bit larger.
Kyle has also sometimes suggested me reducing the amount of links in order to improve the conversion rate because then people have less options to click. That can sometimes be something to consider too.
Hi, the article is ok. There are two things I would change: make the initial table mobile friendly & change sub headings to what people are usually looking for in reviews. Examples: Pros & Cons, who is it for etc. Personally I don't read very long articles & sub headings help me find the information I'm after within the article. Hope this helps a bit. Marisa
Uuu-uu, yes. Sounds like something I might need to explore. I appreciate the suggestion, Marisa! Thank you.
interesting style of writing
for the article you have indicated - almost your title has given it away - so i would click on the google links and read the title and click away - there is no curiosity there...
i am wondering who you have written it for - you say it is written with a scientific slant and yo have now started to broaden your audience, but you need to be careful of writing to too broad an audience and talknig to no one....
your writing style is not for me, but then i am not your audience....
adding more curiosity at the top may help people actually read more, rather than giving the whole game away...
you seem to swap writing styles from 'we’ll cover every other aspect one should consider ' to using you...i would stick to one or the other...
good luck finding a solution
phil
That's a great point. All of them, actually. And creating more curiosity kind of stuck with me. Will have to explore that. I appreciate it.
Hi - as regards that post, you have told me everything I need to know in the summary at the top. I don't need to read anything else. Perhaps you should put the summary at the bottom.
I also found your font a bit odd, kind of faded, not bold enough, as though it was made up of dots. I don't think I could read it for very long.
Finally, you have a huge amount of external references in every post. And of course, they take people away from the page. For example, in your All-Flora review, you have 41 external links.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this, Diane! Hmm... Definitely good food for thought. Thank you. I appreciate it.
Just my twopence worth it is a negative review and the first part of the article makes it clear don't buy. However, you have not got a clear call to action for a good alternative. Put an image a full-width image that says something like a better alternative here, to more bang for your buck, or x product is so much better and send them to a review of the better alternative
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Do Identical Images With Identical Alt Text Stand For Duplicate Content?
And Can Images At Any Time Qualify As Duplicate Content?
All answers and input will be highly
They could, i don't think they would, but google will take the "HASH" (a value that's almost impossible to get the same code of, unless the file is different in any way), and if it matches, they could see duplicate files.
Would they? I don't think pictures are part of the SEO metrics, but I could be wrong.
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Can images at any time qualify as duplicate content?
Do Identical Images With Identical Alt Text Stand For Duplicate Content?
And Can Images At Any Time Qualify As Duplicate Content?
All answers and input will be highly
They could, i don't think they would, but google will take the "HASH" (a value that's almost impossible to get the same code of, unless the file is different in any way), and if it matches, they could see duplicate files.
Would they? I don't think pictures are part of the SEO metrics, but I could be wrong.
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You may report here The Official Bug Thread - Post Any Bugs Here Or to Kyle on their profile space
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/kyle
Hope you get if sorted out sooner.
Thank you, Abie, so much!! I appreciate it. :)
You're very welcome.