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Just wonderinsg is anyone herre on Wealthy Affiliate has a site that covers LGBTQ+ based subjects and issues.
The reason I ask is that as a sideline to my main websites,
Have you checked the LGBTQ EQUALITY MANIFESTO 2021-2026 I have pasted the link below hope that helps.
https://www.lgbtyouth.org.uk/resources/#:~:text=LGBTI EQUALITY MANIFESTO 2021-2026
I don't have any names for you or any websites to share, but it is great to see that you are finding a way to share your knowledge and experience.
Yes, it is great that WA paid Premium membership covers the hosting of 10 websites.
Here's to exciting blogging.
Hiya,
I really like this idea. I'm a Transgender MTF myself. I will be happy to collaborate with you guys. I am based in the West Midlands.
Mika x
We had a member whose website was about crossdressing a while ago but I don't remember her username or the name of her website. Sorry, I can't help more. By the way, I love your new photo, girl.
Any lgbtq+ based websites here?
Just wonderinsg is anyone herre on Wealthy Affiliate has a site that covers LGBTQ+ based subjects and issues.
The reason I ask is that as a sideline to my main websites,
Have you checked the LGBTQ EQUALITY MANIFESTO 2021-2026 I have pasted the link below hope that helps.
https://www.lgbtyouth.org.uk/resources/#:~:text=LGBTI EQUALITY MANIFESTO 2021-2026
I don't have any names for you or any websites to share, but it is great to see that you are finding a way to share your knowledge and experience.
Yes, it is great that WA paid Premium membership covers the hosting of 10 websites.
Here's to exciting blogging.
Hiya,
I really like this idea. I'm a Transgender MTF myself. I will be happy to collaborate with you guys. I am based in the West Midlands.
Mika x
We had a member whose website was about crossdressing a while ago but I don't remember her username or the name of her website. Sorry, I can't help more. By the way, I love your new photo, girl.
Okay, So I recently decidd to change the domain name of y site as well as the site name as i have decided to narrow the niche down a little and tie it in with an existing proje
Site support helps me to move to the new domain with no issue at all. WA server will keep the redirect of your old website to new website until you notify them to stop.
Based on the long crawling session from Google, you have to keep redirecting for at least one year.
You can get dedicated migration plug ins which should help.
From what I can understand, you have an existing website ( not site rubix) you are trying to move stuff from. And want to move it to another new “ niche based” website. ( am I on the right wave length)
Then you want to check and make sure all your links work correctly. Am I hitting the right notes here….
If so..check this out, it should head you in the right direction.
https://www.foregroundweb.com/site-url-change/
Stephen
Yes, as the rest have advised here, you can MOVE your old website to your new domain name. It is a simple move. With the move redirects are created from your old website to your new website. Your images, pages, posts, theme, settings will all MOVE and the URL will now be your new domain names URL. You can check your About Me, Privacy policy, Contact page for URLs that may need to be changed.
If you have Google Analytics and Good Search Console installed..do NOT make changes to that. The same accounts are being used.
Personally I would not do anything with your old site for 60 - 90 days because you want to be sure the search engines crawl your site and see the redirects. It is hard to predict when search engines do the crawl so to be safe give yourself 60 -90 days if your domain does not expire before them.
if you use the move function all the internal links are taken care of...
if you have email addresses then you will nedd to g othrough those and posssibly your privacy policy ...there is a 'better search and replace 'plugin that can check for any references to the old site and you can then update them....
good lcuk
phil
You can use the move feature found within your site manager to move your siterubix subdomain | dot com to your dot com, when you are ready. It is a simple process.
You would need to wait up to 30 days (Kyle's recommendation) for 301 redirects to be completed and for the search engines. After of which you MAY delete the subdomain however you could keep it for longer if hosting space is not an issue or for testing purposes such as themes, plugins, scripts, coding etc
You can check Kyles training tutorial below Move On Over, My Brand Has Arrived
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What about changing my sites domain?
Okay, So I recently decidd to change the domain name of y site as well as the site name as i have decided to narrow the niche down a little and tie it in with an existing proje
Site support helps me to move to the new domain with no issue at all. WA server will keep the redirect of your old website to new website until you notify them to stop.
Based on the long crawling session from Google, you have to keep redirecting for at least one year.
You can get dedicated migration plug ins which should help.
From what I can understand, you have an existing website ( not site rubix) you are trying to move stuff from. And want to move it to another new “ niche based” website. ( am I on the right wave length)
Then you want to check and make sure all your links work correctly. Am I hitting the right notes here….
If so..check this out, it should head you in the right direction.
https://www.foregroundweb.com/site-url-change/
Stephen
Yes, as the rest have advised here, you can MOVE your old website to your new domain name. It is a simple move. With the move redirects are created from your old website to your new website. Your images, pages, posts, theme, settings will all MOVE and the URL will now be your new domain names URL. You can check your About Me, Privacy policy, Contact page for URLs that may need to be changed.
If you have Google Analytics and Good Search Console installed..do NOT make changes to that. The same accounts are being used.
Personally I would not do anything with your old site for 60 - 90 days because you want to be sure the search engines crawl your site and see the redirects. It is hard to predict when search engines do the crawl so to be safe give yourself 60 -90 days if your domain does not expire before them.
if you use the move function all the internal links are taken care of...
if you have email addresses then you will nedd to g othrough those and posssibly your privacy policy ...there is a 'better search and replace 'plugin that can check for any references to the old site and you can then update them....
good lcuk
phil
You can use the move feature found within your site manager to move your siterubix subdomain | dot com to your dot com, when you are ready. It is a simple process.
You would need to wait up to 30 days (Kyle's recommendation) for 301 redirects to be completed and for the search engines. After of which you MAY delete the subdomain however you could keep it for longer if hosting space is not an issue or for testing purposes such as themes, plugins, scripts, coding etc
You can check Kyles training tutorial below Move On Over, My Brand Has Arrived
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Hi Kyle.
Sorry if the title sounds blunt, but it was the most relevant thing I had in the form of a question.
What the problem is, is that some time ago I had come to acc
So it's been a while since I redeemed credits, but I've done it a handful of times, and when you redeem them they don't go to WA's PayPal, they do go to the paypal account you have on file.
But as you mentioned you didn't have one on file. I think most members have their dues set up to be taken via Paypal, but maybe you have yours set to be taken from a credit card? And if that's the case, then maybe that's where the mix up came, but rest assured the credits will be coming your way.
We receive all WA commissions on the first of the month, including credit payouts. So let's say this was done 2 weeks ago, you'd see the commissions on May 1st if you set up your PayPal in your account so you can receive commissions. That's the easiest way.
If that's still not set up, then you'd see it in the form of a credit from your membership.
As with anything, it's always possible for hiccups to happen. Just like this post that you meant to go to Kyle's PM landing here in the community. You're absolutely capable of sending a PM and have probably done it countless times before, but a missed click here or there and suddenly you do something you didn't mean to. It happens to all of us and I can feel your frustration.
Don't let it get you down.
Rest assured you'll be getting your credit commissions soon.
Did your private message reach Kyle yet.
Here's another link you can try.
https://www.wealthyaffiliate.com/contact
If this is meant to Kyle, it has landed in the community.
You need choose bottom two from the left and I make sure it is marked to Kyle and Carson.
Thanks Abie.
Yes, it was supposed to be a Private message but every option i clicked on seemed to give me the dropdown menu. I thought at firstthis was just a general idea of what it was about so that when Kyle read it, he had an idea. Then when i posted it, i realised it had gone public. not amused
Oh, this was supposed to be a private message. Why is it posting it into a public forum?
I could see no other option in the options when i clicked "Private message" on your profile Ky;e
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Hi Kyle.
Sorry if the title sounds blunt, but it was the most relevant thing I had in the form of a question.
What the problem is, is that some time ago I had come to acc
So it's been a while since I redeemed credits, but I've done it a handful of times, and when you redeem them they don't go to WA's PayPal, they do go to the paypal account you have on file.
But as you mentioned you didn't have one on file. I think most members have their dues set up to be taken via Paypal, but maybe you have yours set to be taken from a credit card? And if that's the case, then maybe that's where the mix up came, but rest assured the credits will be coming your way.
We receive all WA commissions on the first of the month, including credit payouts. So let's say this was done 2 weeks ago, you'd see the commissions on May 1st if you set up your PayPal in your account so you can receive commissions. That's the easiest way.
If that's still not set up, then you'd see it in the form of a credit from your membership.
As with anything, it's always possible for hiccups to happen. Just like this post that you meant to go to Kyle's PM landing here in the community. You're absolutely capable of sending a PM and have probably done it countless times before, but a missed click here or there and suddenly you do something you didn't mean to. It happens to all of us and I can feel your frustration.
Don't let it get you down.
Rest assured you'll be getting your credit commissions soon.
Did your private message reach Kyle yet.
Here's another link you can try.
https://www.wealthyaffiliate.com/contact
If this is meant to Kyle, it has landed in the community.
You need choose bottom two from the left and I make sure it is marked to Kyle and Carson.
Thanks Abie.
Yes, it was supposed to be a Private message but every option i clicked on seemed to give me the dropdown menu. I thought at firstthis was just a general idea of what it was about so that when Kyle read it, he had an idea. Then when i posted it, i realised it had gone public. not amused
Oh, this was supposed to be a private message. Why is it posting it into a public forum?
I could see no other option in the options when i clicked "Private message" on your profile Ky;e
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Okay, so I just went onto the "Site Feedback" feture and took my timeto review a couple of websites and leave some meaningful feedback.
However, each time, my community c
Hell Nuggetz you should wait and check back. The credit is not given on point like site comments it has to be approved. Hope this helps.
is this after the feedback has been accepted...
it has to be approved by hte website owner before you get the credit...same a with the comments...
always has been this way ...
you will get an email ( if your notifications are on for this) to tell you...from what i remember...
phil
and giving feedback - even if it is free feedback can hlep you as you may see something or read something that sparks an idea for your site...it helps the other member so is never a waste of time...
Hi Phil - I'm not sure it does work that way with feedback. With comments, yes, they have to be approved, before you get the credit.
However, I did some feedback earlier, and they can't possibly have seen it yet, but I got the credits. For some reason, it doesn't update in real-time though.
You have to come out of the feedback section, and then go back in again, before the credit shows up. And if the site owner marks it as spam, then it is removed from your balance at a later date.
Thanks, and maybe thats why it's taking it's time. But i know for a fact that it hasnt always been this way, because i have in the past spent whole mornings reviewing sites so that I can get the credits i need to buy comments.
Thanks
Kara
what a wonderful system Diane...
i have just added a couple of feedbacks to see what happened and found the same as Kara...
i will try popping out and then back in to see if it updates... although i can't remember how many credits i had...so will i know...
so if you go ahead and use the credits and your feedback is rejected can you get a negative balance....hmmm, maybe the system needs a little tweaking....
if you click on the dollar symbol and select credits ...you get ot see if you have them and when you got them...
you will need to click on community credits and see your balance...
and members can transfer them to you as well....
maybe this is a way of members showing their gratitude for helping them...not discussed as far as i know....
i hope you find your credits Kara...
Not entirely sure however it may seem dependent on the economics of the platform. If members have not paid, then commentators don't get paid. It should not be seen as a guarantee vs an opportunity to make some income.
So, if someone hasnt paid their bill, US, the commentors (the ones who put all the effort inn ) get a slap in the jaw?
I dont see it as an income but as a way of exchanging comments. But i cant request comments without credits (unless i buy them) which seems a bit unfair to say the least. I can assure you that I have fully paid my bill. So why should i be the one being penalised.
There's only so many hours in the day and its a bit of a slap in the jaw when you take the time to do that and get nothing in return.
Can I then get site comments without having to pay any community credits then?
Fairs fair
Kara
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Why am I not receiving credits for leaving site ?
Okay, so I just went onto the "Site Feedback" feture and took my timeto review a couple of websites and leave some meaningful feedback.
However, each time, my community c
Hell Nuggetz you should wait and check back. The credit is not given on point like site comments it has to be approved. Hope this helps.
is this after the feedback has been accepted...
it has to be approved by hte website owner before you get the credit...same a with the comments...
always has been this way ...
you will get an email ( if your notifications are on for this) to tell you...from what i remember...
phil
and giving feedback - even if it is free feedback can hlep you as you may see something or read something that sparks an idea for your site...it helps the other member so is never a waste of time...
Hi Phil - I'm not sure it does work that way with feedback. With comments, yes, they have to be approved, before you get the credit.
However, I did some feedback earlier, and they can't possibly have seen it yet, but I got the credits. For some reason, it doesn't update in real-time though.
You have to come out of the feedback section, and then go back in again, before the credit shows up. And if the site owner marks it as spam, then it is removed from your balance at a later date.
Thanks, and maybe thats why it's taking it's time. But i know for a fact that it hasnt always been this way, because i have in the past spent whole mornings reviewing sites so that I can get the credits i need to buy comments.
Thanks
Kara
what a wonderful system Diane...
i have just added a couple of feedbacks to see what happened and found the same as Kara...
i will try popping out and then back in to see if it updates... although i can't remember how many credits i had...so will i know...
so if you go ahead and use the credits and your feedback is rejected can you get a negative balance....hmmm, maybe the system needs a little tweaking....
if you click on the dollar symbol and select credits ...you get ot see if you have them and when you got them...
you will need to click on community credits and see your balance...
and members can transfer them to you as well....
maybe this is a way of members showing their gratitude for helping them...not discussed as far as i know....
i hope you find your credits Kara...
Not entirely sure however it may seem dependent on the economics of the platform. If members have not paid, then commentators don't get paid. It should not be seen as a guarantee vs an opportunity to make some income.
So, if someone hasnt paid their bill, US, the commentors (the ones who put all the effort inn ) get a slap in the jaw?
I dont see it as an income but as a way of exchanging comments. But i cant request comments without credits (unless i buy them) which seems a bit unfair to say the least. I can assure you that I have fully paid my bill. So why should i be the one being penalised.
There's only so many hours in the day and its a bit of a slap in the jaw when you take the time to do that and get nothing in return.
Can I then get site comments without having to pay any community credits then?
Fairs fair
Kara
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I would input in google, "niche + Wealthy Affiliate" and see what you find.