To insert a qualifying snippet script, you need to copy the whole thing and paste it into the text interface of your block editor, i.e., custom HTML

Resource:

https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/beginners-guide-on-how-to-add-a-link-in-wordpress/#linkhtml

Abie

Hi Go to google site kit account and add google ad sense, to your website ,on your word press plugin settings.

Hi - its not possible with Amazon.

Last year, they removed banners, and adding images through the SiteStripe bar.

The only way to use Amazon images, is to apply to use their API, and to do that, you need to have met their initial sales target of 3 sales in 180 days, and at least one sale in the last 30 days.

Some themes allow you to place a search function in the main menu. Otherwise, if you’re placing it in the right sidebar that sidebar gets moved beneath your content on mobile.

One way of making your content easier to navigate is to add categories to your main menu so they can search by category 😎👍🏼

Also, can you please give us the URL to have a look? Thanks.

Check if you have a mobile menu.

If you can move it to the back office, this may be resolved by clearing the caches of both browsers and servers.

Your sidebar widgets on a mobile would appear at the bottom of your website.

You may have to change your theme if you believe it is malfunctioning; you may get a different result.

This resource explains

https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/12195621?hl=en

Also Ending Your Bounce Rate Nightmare

You have FANTASTIC responses here; kindly let us know if you need additional assistance. All the best on your online journey :)

Michelle, very good question, anyone, what is the answer? Have a good one.

Hi - I have written several posts about Pinterest.

Start with this one, the most important in my opinion. Don't Follow WA Members on Pinterest! Make sure that each individual board has its own description, as Pinterest pays attention to this.

Next, if you have any boards not related to your niche, make them "secret" so that Pinterest knows that your account is an authority on your niche.

But, to attract attention, you need to create your own pins, by using Canva, to add a text overlay so that Pinterest knows what the pins are about, to have "branding," don't just pin directly from your website.

*Edited to add, I found your Pinterest account, and as an example, your latest pin shows a small image of a woman smoking.

It has no text and an irrelevant image, so how would Pinterest or potential visitors know that it relates to English grammar?

See attached for how you could make something more appealing.

I was about to answer, but I can see Old Fluff typing and she's bound to say the same thing as me... if NOT, we will be dropkicking Old Fluff into 2024!

Hey Michelle,

There's NO "right time" and "wrong time", but there is, personal opinion.

Here's mine.

For me, having an email sign up form from day one is a bit of a waste of time (millions of highly successful bloggers would disagree with me).

I think what it is, when you first start blogging you have this perception of "I can't lose out on this visitor, I have to have something to promote NOW!" whenever you view your analytics for the first few months.

It's almost like, "I had an opportunity and I let it slip through my fingers".

Even if it's JUST ONE visitor (I get it, the excitement of seeing people coming to a website YOU created!! WOW!!)

I get it, when you're new to this business, finding your feet, EVERY visitor to your website feels like a goldmine!!!

BUT

Sure, in reality, it only takes ONE visitor to make a sale.

In fact, it only takes ONE visitor to purchase every single thing that you market to become a millionaire...

BUT

we ALL know that ain't gonna happen.

Things tend to happen on a website ONCE you are getting a "decent amount" of visitors.

It's almost like things totally change once you're getting regular traffic.

Personally, I would say that you want a "fairly decent amount of daily visitors" BEFORE you start with email marketing.

I would want at least 80-100 DAILY visitors before I start marketing to them via email (millions of SUCCESSFUL marketers would disagree with me).

As I say, things tend to happen when you have a "decent amount of regular visitors".

If you're still in the "I might get a daily visitor, I might not" your attention (and potentially your motivation and inspiration) will be drawn to watching your email subscriber sign up count (Wooohoooo, I got ONE sign up in the last 32 days of trying, BUT, I haven't actually written an email to send them, better do it quick WITHOUT planning it or thinking it through... UNsubscribe), and then your attention is taken away from adding content and getting more rankings, traffic, etc.

If you think about it, email marketing should NOT be treated with any less respect than your blog posts.

So, I would want to "pre-write" a decent "email series" prior to getting people to sign up.

Perhaps, put me a month or two "in credit".

This means that I have to write 30 emails (with AS MUCH RESPECT as I give to my blog posts) BEFORE I create an email sign up newsletter,

Sure, you can "write emails as you go", BUT, you will want to be creating emails regularly, perhaps 2-3 times a week, or even daily, dependng on how "hard" you want to hit email marketing.

So, in my mind, you need to be prepared FIRST.

It's pretty much exactly the same as PRE-writing 30 BLOG POSTS (it doesn't need to be that many, I just want to be "ahead of the game". 5-7 pre-written emails is enough to get you going)
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So, much the same as MOST things in this business (signing up for ad revenue companies, signing up for affiliate networks, etc.) it MAY not be worth you while doing this before you have regular traffic, PLUS, it's another distraction from your main goal... it NEVER ends, Hahahaha!! keep writing (once more, MILLIONS of SUCCESSFUL marketers would disagree with me).

Next...

To "pop up" or Not to "pop up"....

Once more, this is entirely personal opinion.

People will tell they HATE pop ups and leave a page as soon as they see one.

People will tell you that they have achieved their greatest success by using email pop-up sign up boxes.

They are BOTH correct.

This is one "personal opinion" you CAN'T trust from another individual ( regardless of HOW successful they are, and I mean EVERYONE, IGNORE... Yes, even the BIG WA Chief).

There is only ONE way to know whether a pop-up email sign up box will work for YOU, in YOUR niche, with YOUR experience, on YOUR website, when YOU decide to add it, and where YOU decide to place it...

Test it for yourself.

As I say, the two differing opinions above (yes pop-up boxes are great and no pop-up boxes are the devil incarnate are BOTH correct for THE PEOPLE WHO SAY IT... Because they have TESTED it on THEIR sites for THEMSLEVES).

I know you "get me" Michelle!! :)

Partha

you can do it that way or have it on social media allowing them to follow you and hopefully promote your niche site...
jsut remember that when emailing a list you don't just want to send out - here's another post you need to keep them entertained with other information - extra for the privilidge of having their email address - they need to feel special...more work for you - have you the time for it....
with the social you treat it the same as the newsletter - add other content related to your niche within the social site or external links...
but congratulations on getting people excited about your content and looking for more...

You can do it right away if you like.

You can use Aweber, which is free for the first 500 subscribers and affiliate marketing friendly.