Hi Nilesh, both RinaNZ and megawinner seem to have you covered.

You can also check out this site:
https://moz.com/ugc/how-to-determine-your-true-organic-google-ranking

Best wishes,
Michel

Hi Nilesh!

You can search the post title but if you can't find it in the first 20 rank positions, don't worry about it for now. Write more content and build authority in your niche. As you do this, the search engines will start to recognise that you are becoming an authority and will start to rank you higher. But it all takes time and consistently publishing content. So, more of the same qaulity posts as you are already doing Nilesh. This is the best way to get ranked higher.

regards

Rina

Hi Nilesh. To find your website ranking in Google? First, log in to your webmaster tools account. Then in your Dashboard, select on the "More" link under Top Search Queries. And then You should see a list of your top keywords. After that, click on a particular keyword you want to view the ranking data for. Here you may want to modify the results by changing the date range and country of your choice. Cheers. 😎👍💰🏅

First, do you even know ow if your post has been indexed? Even if it has, apart from checking every page after #20 there is no way of finding out where you may be ranked, but once you get past 20 it is irrelevant anyway. Far better to spend your time writing more keyword-rich content.

We use Canstockphoto (canstockphoto.com) and really like it. They have a huge library and their images are very reasonably priced. They operate on a credits system whereby you buy a credits package and then use the credits to purchase individual images. The credits do not expire and any image you purchase can be downloaded as often as you need.
Hope this helps.
Philip

Check these sites Unsplash.com Gratisography.com Morguefile.com Pixabay.com Stockvault.com Pexels.com Picjumbo.com Pikwizard.com

get pictures here at WA it pulls them all from free sites in the site content feature

Pixabay is good - if I understood you correctly, it should help you out.

one I tend to use is flickr

Useful training for reviews: Writing Awesome Reviews for Conversions Cool Tool For People Who Write Reviews Louise

If you haven't used the product yourself or have a family member or friend that uses it, then I would suggest you google for an independent review company that might have unbiased feedback. The other option is to see if a company such as Amazon has it listed. If they do they usually have a large amount of reviews that are totally unbiased. This doesn't mean you have to use Amazon, it's simply a device to obtain information. In my niche I have probably used up to 60% of the products that I review. But it's not always possible to own all of them. I find with Amazon you can get from hundreds to thousands of reviews on any product. Jim

Hi Nilesh

Here is the link to Kyle's tutorial... How to Create a Product Review on Your Website Best,
Lyn

Hi there! I’ve tried to find an item I use already that I might also have an affiliate relation with like Amazon. Since my niche is health related, it’s easy to find vitamin or protein powder. Hope this helps: Write a Review and Share It

Hello N, simply put the word 'review' in the search bar on this page and see the possible templates and ideas to do this. The best suggestion to do reviews for products you have not bought is to see what others have to say about it and then make your own judgment accordingly. Just a simple starting point. All the best.
M

Hi - when viewing your website, you may need to refresh your browser or clear your cache, as your laptop/PC may be holding a previous version of your site before you made the changes.

So, you are definitely writing in WordPress Editor and not SiteContent, yes?