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Greetings to everyone,
The images in my back office media library are stored very minute. They're so minute, I can't see the details of the image.
I have one quic
Hey Maxine,
You would have needed to have uploaded the size of image you wanted/needed to use.
There are means offered inside WordPress to change the size displayed when/if you upload too large of an image but that has never been a recommended procedure.
If all of your images were uploaded, say, 600px x 315px and now ALL of your images are much smaller then you MAY need to reach out to SiteSupport to see why this has happened.
But first...
WordPress (WP) creates different sizes of the images we upload.
This is so that the different devices used to view our site will be able to see the proper sized images quicker than say, the original sized image.
So, if you're accessing your Media Library from your cell phone then that may be why you're only seeing the smaller sizes of your images.
If that's the case, then try viewing those same images when accessing your WP dashboard from a laptop or desktop computer.
Hope you find this helpful.
Hey Trish,
When I used my computer, the images were fine.
The problem is that my computer is no longer working. So, I am using my smartphone until I get a new computer.
Guess the images have to remain like that until I can do better.
Thank you for your timely and helpful response.
Maxine :)
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How do you make the images larger in the media library?
Greetings to everyone,
The images in my back office media library are stored very minute. They're so minute, I can't see the details of the image.
I have one quic
You can use these tools that I use.
Bulkresizephotos.com/
and The Image Size Cheat Sheet Michael
Hey Michael,
I am using a smartphone. The Image Size Cheat Sheet is in my toolkit. I am not quite understanding how to resize the image using the bulk resize tool.
Maxine :
It is simple but I have not done it using a phone. Not sure it is possible. But on a computer, drag and drop image to upload then you can change the dimensions
I don't know if it can be done on the phone.
Soon, I will get my new computer.
Then, this problem will resolved.
Thank you for helping me out, Michael.✨️✨️
Maxine :)
Hey Maxine,
You would have needed to have uploaded the size of image you wanted/needed to use.
There are means offered inside WordPress to change the size displayed when/if you upload too large of an image but that has never been a recommended procedure.
If all of your images were uploaded, say, 600px x 315px and now ALL of your images are much smaller then you MAY need to reach out to SiteSupport to see why this has happened.
But first...
WordPress (WP) creates different sizes of the images we upload.
This is so that the different devices used to view our site will be able to see the proper sized images quicker than say, the original sized image.
So, if you're accessing your Media Library from your cell phone then that may be why you're only seeing the smaller sizes of your images.
If that's the case, then try viewing those same images when accessing your WP dashboard from a laptop or desktop computer.
Hope you find this helpful.
Hey Trish,
When I used my computer, the images were fine.
The problem is that my computer is no longer working. So, I am using my smartphone until I get a new computer.
Guess the images have to remain like that until I can do better.
Thank you for your timely and helpful response.
Maxine :)
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Hey Everyone,
One quick question to satisfy a growing curiosity moment:
How many keywords are too many for 1 post?
This is bothering me and I don't know wh
I keep it simple. ONE keyword, a post.
Your found target keywords should appear in the title of your post and again in the first or second paragraph, then write freely. Some include them in a conclusion if they convey a message. I'd also make sure they are grammatically correct.
Abie
There isn't really a set rule about this. I try and optimize for one main keyword.
The thing is, eventually, a post will rank for many different keywords, not necessarily just the ones that you optimized for.
Hi Mary-Elle - I agree that ptimizing for keyword doesn't work all the time, So, I simply wait, hoping things work in my favor.
Maxine z:)
There are no strict rules for this but my rule is to make the content natural and not forced
Here is an example of a stupid overstuffed paragraph
Wealthy Affiliate training isn’t just your run-of-the-mill online course; no, Wealthy Affiliate training is like the golden ticket for anyone hoping to break into affiliate marketing—or dominate it, really. People flock to Wealthy Affiliate training not only because it’s thorough, but because Wealthy Affiliate training covers everything from keyword research to website building, SEO hacks to content strategies, and more. It’s practically a whole MBA in online business. The Wealthy Affiliate training platform also throws in live support, which is, honestly, a lifesaver for those midnight panic sessions. And let’s not ignore the success stories—they’re everywhere. Wealthy Affiliate training has helped people go from clueless beginners to bona fide internet marketing gurus. I mean, can you think of anything that dives into the intricacies of affiliate marketing quite like Wealthy Affiliate training? Probably not, because Wealthy Affiliate training is, in its own way, a community, a knowledge base, and a launching pad for success all rolled into one.
Amore natural approach
Wealthy Affiliate training isn’t just any online course; it’s an entire roadmap for anyone hoping to break into or even master affiliate marketing. Covering everything from keyword research and website building to SEO tactics and content strategy, this program is like a mini-MBA for the digital world. And the best part? There is 24/7 live support for those inevitable midnight moments of confusion. Live chat isn't exactly a part of the Wealthy Affilaite training, but it is a feature.It helps users navigate everything from the basics to advanced strategies. Countless success stories have emerged from people who began as beginners, eventually transforming into savvy marketing pros. It’s not just a training program; it’s a community, a vast knowledge base, and a true springboard for launching a sustainable online business.
Hope this makes sense
Got it, Trish.
There's no strict rule. However, I need to pay attention to quality of content and quantity of words.
Feel better in my understanding. You can have many keywords. This has nothing to do with keyword stuffing especially if the keywords are different. Right?
Maxine :)
Correct, Maxine. The bits offered below the statement answering your question is simply added information for those who may need to know.
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How many keywords are too many for 1 post?
Hey Everyone,
One quick question to satisfy a growing curiosity moment:
How many keywords are too many for 1 post?
This is bothering me and I don't know wh
I keep it simple. ONE keyword, a post.
Your found target keywords should appear in the title of your post and again in the first or second paragraph, then write freely. Some include them in a conclusion if they convey a message. I'd also make sure they are grammatically correct.
Abie
There isn't really a set rule about this. I try and optimize for one main keyword.
The thing is, eventually, a post will rank for many different keywords, not necessarily just the ones that you optimized for.
Hi Mary-Elle - I agree that ptimizing for keyword doesn't work all the time, So, I simply wait, hoping things work in my favor.
Maxine z:)
There are no strict rules for this but my rule is to make the content natural and not forced
Here is an example of a stupid overstuffed paragraph
Wealthy Affiliate training isn’t just your run-of-the-mill online course; no, Wealthy Affiliate training is like the golden ticket for anyone hoping to break into affiliate marketing—or dominate it, really. People flock to Wealthy Affiliate training not only because it’s thorough, but because Wealthy Affiliate training covers everything from keyword research to website building, SEO hacks to content strategies, and more. It’s practically a whole MBA in online business. The Wealthy Affiliate training platform also throws in live support, which is, honestly, a lifesaver for those midnight panic sessions. And let’s not ignore the success stories—they’re everywhere. Wealthy Affiliate training has helped people go from clueless beginners to bona fide internet marketing gurus. I mean, can you think of anything that dives into the intricacies of affiliate marketing quite like Wealthy Affiliate training? Probably not, because Wealthy Affiliate training is, in its own way, a community, a knowledge base, and a launching pad for success all rolled into one.
Amore natural approach
Wealthy Affiliate training isn’t just any online course; it’s an entire roadmap for anyone hoping to break into or even master affiliate marketing. Covering everything from keyword research and website building to SEO tactics and content strategy, this program is like a mini-MBA for the digital world. And the best part? There is 24/7 live support for those inevitable midnight moments of confusion. Live chat isn't exactly a part of the Wealthy Affilaite training, but it is a feature.It helps users navigate everything from the basics to advanced strategies. Countless success stories have emerged from people who began as beginners, eventually transforming into savvy marketing pros. It’s not just a training program; it’s a community, a vast knowledge base, and a true springboard for launching a sustainable online business.
Hope this makes sense
Got it, Trish.
There's no strict rule. However, I need to pay attention to quality of content and quantity of words.
Feel better in my understanding. You can have many keywords. This has nothing to do with keyword stuffing especially if the keywords are different. Right?
Maxine :)
Correct, Maxine. The bits offered below the statement answering your question is simply added information for those who may need to know.
See more comments
You can use these tools that I use.
Bulkresizephotos.com/
and The Image Size Cheat Sheet Michael
Hey Michael,
I am using a smartphone. The Image Size Cheat Sheet is in my toolkit. I am not quite understanding how to resize the image using the bulk resize tool.
Maxine :
It is simple but I have not done it using a phone. Not sure it is possible. But on a computer, drag and drop image to upload then you can change the dimensions
I don't know if it can be done on the phone.
Soon, I will get my new computer.
Then, this problem will resolved.
Thank you for helping me out, Michael.✨️✨️
Maxine :)