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I know we have to keep content updated on our sites. But when I click a link in the search it takes me to that company's product page for example When I buy from Walmart and c
I don't want to make this sound rude... But you might want to go back and review the lessons from Course 1; Creating Quality Website Content The real purpose of quality content is to get people to YOUR website where they will find your affiliate links, linking to the sites that you earn affiliate commission from.
So, having good content on your site, brings your site traffic. Once on your site that traffic hopefully will click on your affiliate links and buy from your affiliate referral.
Hope this helps!
It does I am having this problem with other ventures I have been copying product links from advertisers into my URL. I am getting clicks and impressions a lot of them biut no takers just yet. So I just wondered what they see. Thanks for the help because when I get my WA website finished plan on creating a lot of content for it. Thank you again have a great day.
Hey Mitch,
Robert-A just posted a really GREAT article today that I think you will gain much from reading. Here's the URL: How To Create Content For Your Website Your question is answered right at the get go ... check it out!
That helps me out a whole lot because I have been just copying pasting links in my website URL and getting clicks and impressions but no conversions ok thanks again have a great week.
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What is so special about content?
I know we have to keep content updated on our sites. But when I click a link in the search it takes me to that company's product page for example When I buy from Walmart and c
Hololo Mdh46, If you go in the DASHBOARD of your website, you will see in the dropdown menu at the left as a subject call CONTENT. You have to click on it and LO you have the empty content where you have to think and type about the subject of your NICHE. OR please, just follow the lesson of KYLE.
I don't want to make this sound rude... But you might want to go back and review the lessons from Course 1; Creating Quality Website Content The real purpose of quality content is to get people to YOUR website where they will find your affiliate links, linking to the sites that you earn affiliate commission from.
So, having good content on your site, brings your site traffic. Once on your site that traffic hopefully will click on your affiliate links and buy from your affiliate referral.
Hope this helps!
It does I am having this problem with other ventures I have been copying product links from advertisers into my URL. I am getting clicks and impressions a lot of them biut no takers just yet. So I just wondered what they see. Thanks for the help because when I get my WA website finished plan on creating a lot of content for it. Thank you again have a great day.
Hey Mitch,
Robert-A just posted a really GREAT article today that I think you will gain much from reading. Here's the URL: How To Create Content For Your Website Your question is answered right at the get go ... check it out!
That helps me out a whole lot because I have been just copying pasting links in my website URL and getting clicks and impressions but no conversions ok thanks again have a great week.
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I signed up to promote their products on another website. But also I thought about them helping me with some content on my Wa site. So I didn't write every bit of content. So I
Upwork is probably the most trusted outsourcer out there but I would still be careful - you tend to get what you pay for in terms of quality.
I haven't come across those to be honest. Most people use Upwork. I'm a full time writer - feel free to PM me if you would like more info :)
I don't outsource a lot
But when I do
I drink DosXX
I also use http://iWriter.com
or contact JudeP in a PM
Does anybody know how good hirefor writers is?
I signed up to promote their products on another website. But also I thought about them helping me with some content on my Wa site. So I didn't write every bit of content. So I
Upwork is probably the most trusted outsourcer out there but I would still be careful - you tend to get what you pay for in terms of quality.
I haven't come across those to be honest. Most people use Upwork. I'm a full time writer - feel free to PM me if you would like more info :)
I don't outsource a lot
But when I do
I drink DosXX
I also use http://iWriter.com
or contact JudeP in a PM
Does that count as copying because on my website I am doing a page on kinds of dogs. I am writing all the content myself but this a info page about different types of dogs. I a
I typically don't recommend taking images from other sites, that is no different than a Google image search where many of the images are copyright protected (which comes with some liability on your end).
There are many ways in which you can find and add images to your website. I have outlined this within a video walk-through that I created on images. How to Find & Add Images to Your Website This is very thorough and will give you a lot of great ideas as to how you can find and incorporate images on your website. Also, do know that if you are an affiliate of Amazon you can use any of the images (product) from their website on your website, which opens you up to an image bank of MILLIONS of images.
There are also other CC0 sites out there that you can leverage. These are free public domain images to use how you wish.
pexels.com
pixabay.com
unsplash.com
This should get you going!
There are places with free images, but just copying from sites of other people can get you in serious trouble. Do not do this.
Thank you for the advice I was just wondering because on each dog I write about will be in my own words and original but I don't want the info to be a blog with no illustrations on each dog that I blog. It is going to be kind of a descriptive encyclopedia page like to go along with website. Thanks again for commenting I define toy don' want to get into trouble.
You are right, without pictures it would not work. So I suggest you check at Wikimedia they have a lot of stuff of everything, mostly free to use or with very clear instructions if you need to give credits. The other is Wikipedia with similar rules.
If you are really impressed by a pic from another site ask for and and give attribution if granted. It then is appropriate repurposed content.
First off, leave a comment requesting permission and if you do not hear back, go back to the website to ensure you just were not emailed back when they responded.
If you do not have permission you should NOT steal the image. If you get permission, you still need to syndicate. Here's how;
To upload a pick from anywhere...hover over it and right click>>>> copy Image. Go to where you want it and left click to bite into where you want it>>>>right click>>>>paste>>>> go back to the website and hover over the image once more>>>>>right click>>>>copy image address>>>>> back to your pasted image>>>>left click>>>>click the little pencil>>>> in the top box write, " this picture in from>>>>right click and paste>>>."
Now you are legal mate.
Youn are very welcome. Remember that pictures have to be optimized for your Google ranking. For a free tool to do this, use this tool. https://shortpixel.com/free-sign-up-referrer/referrer/98055
Hi Chris. I am using smushit plugin. It seems to do something, but the premium version compresses more. Do you think that matters?
Would advise you not to do this. It's not legal. Pictures are subject to copyright and only if the copyright owner allows you to use their pictures can you do so. Just saying where the picture is from does not give you a right to use it unless the copyright owner has allowed it.
There are some sites out there such as pixabay which have photos for free use - just check the owners usage info.
I assumed they were talking about pictures they had permission to use. I will edit my answer.
Thank you for catching that. I guess I assume since I do things right everyone does.
When I am talking about a specific painting and then post a picture taken from a book, would it be enough to name the source, or the museum where it is?
Smushit is just that when you take the "Smu" off. They only give you 50 images. https://shortpixel.com/free-sign-up-referrer/referrer/98055 gives you a hundred and that is about all you will need a month.
Thanks Chris
I'm rather jumpy on copyright as I have people trying to steal my pics sometimes - they get slapped with an invoice and take down notice usually and an email to their ISP (sadly though it's usually Russian sites that try to do it)
I know what you mean. I have had people steal my entire posts word for word with images and all.
Ok I will do thank you I have received tremendous help from every one this is greatly appreciated.
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Can you upload pics from other websites?
Does that count as copying because on my website I am doing a page on kinds of dogs. I am writing all the content myself but this a info page about different types of dogs. I a
I typically don't recommend taking images from other sites, that is no different than a Google image search where many of the images are copyright protected (which comes with some liability on your end).
There are many ways in which you can find and add images to your website. I have outlined this within a video walk-through that I created on images. How to Find & Add Images to Your Website This is very thorough and will give you a lot of great ideas as to how you can find and incorporate images on your website. Also, do know that if you are an affiliate of Amazon you can use any of the images (product) from their website on your website, which opens you up to an image bank of MILLIONS of images.
There are also other CC0 sites out there that you can leverage. These are free public domain images to use how you wish.
pexels.com
pixabay.com
unsplash.com
This should get you going!
There are places with free images, but just copying from sites of other people can get you in serious trouble. Do not do this.
Thank you for the advice I was just wondering because on each dog I write about will be in my own words and original but I don't want the info to be a blog with no illustrations on each dog that I blog. It is going to be kind of a descriptive encyclopedia page like to go along with website. Thanks again for commenting I define toy don' want to get into trouble.
You are right, without pictures it would not work. So I suggest you check at Wikimedia they have a lot of stuff of everything, mostly free to use or with very clear instructions if you need to give credits. The other is Wikipedia with similar rules.
If you are really impressed by a pic from another site ask for and and give attribution if granted. It then is appropriate repurposed content.
First off, leave a comment requesting permission and if you do not hear back, go back to the website to ensure you just were not emailed back when they responded.
If you do not have permission you should NOT steal the image. If you get permission, you still need to syndicate. Here's how;
To upload a pick from anywhere...hover over it and right click>>>> copy Image. Go to where you want it and left click to bite into where you want it>>>>right click>>>>paste>>>> go back to the website and hover over the image once more>>>>>right click>>>>copy image address>>>>> back to your pasted image>>>>left click>>>>click the little pencil>>>> in the top box write, " this picture in from>>>>right click and paste>>>."
Now you are legal mate.
Youn are very welcome. Remember that pictures have to be optimized for your Google ranking. For a free tool to do this, use this tool. https://shortpixel.com/free-sign-up-referrer/referrer/98055
Hi Chris. I am using smushit plugin. It seems to do something, but the premium version compresses more. Do you think that matters?
Would advise you not to do this. It's not legal. Pictures are subject to copyright and only if the copyright owner allows you to use their pictures can you do so. Just saying where the picture is from does not give you a right to use it unless the copyright owner has allowed it.
There are some sites out there such as pixabay which have photos for free use - just check the owners usage info.
I assumed they were talking about pictures they had permission to use. I will edit my answer.
Thank you for catching that. I guess I assume since I do things right everyone does.
When I am talking about a specific painting and then post a picture taken from a book, would it be enough to name the source, or the museum where it is?
Smushit is just that when you take the "Smu" off. They only give you 50 images. https://shortpixel.com/free-sign-up-referrer/referrer/98055 gives you a hundred and that is about all you will need a month.
Thanks Chris
I'm rather jumpy on copyright as I have people trying to steal my pics sometimes - they get slapped with an invoice and take down notice usually and an email to their ISP (sadly though it's usually Russian sites that try to do it)
I know what you mean. I have had people steal my entire posts word for word with images and all.
Ok I will do thank you I have received tremendous help from every one this is greatly appreciated.
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Hololo Mdh46, If you go in the DASHBOARD of your website, you will see in the dropdown menu at the left as a subject call CONTENT. You have to click on it and LO you have the empty content where you have to think and type about the subject of your NICHE. OR please, just follow the lesson of KYLE.
Thank you for the help.