Not sure, but other members will have the answer.

Good to know

Triblu gives great direction
Check out the links she provides
Great place to get help
Thanks WA community
Tim

Hey Oren,

Here are 2 pages of the same tutorial to assist you: What Kind of Attribution to Give How to Apply Attribution to a Picture Hope you find this helpful.

Here is what I do:

Once I select and insert the image where I want it in the post,I go back to the file page and click "use this file" and box will display as in the image below

I have two websites Oren. From my experience it is better to build one site till it is getting traffic, then start another. The problem is that trying to work equally on two at once is almost impossible.
Just thinking
Ray

I did both too, but I"m concentrating on my niche website for now.

Hi Oren,

I have one website that hasn't brought any monetary value yet. I have finished the cert course, and have started the bootcamp training.

My wife and I came up with another idea for a website/niche, so have embarked on a 2nd site now.

Maybe not the best idea - maybe spreading myself too thin, but I have a lot of time on my hands, and should be able to handle both.

Plus my wife can add her help with the new project.

So bottom line with this question - I feel it depends on how much time one has available + if someone can assist with the workload.

This situation is not unlike having a full time job and then doing a side job at the same time. It CAN be done, but it's not for everyone.

Hope this helps??
Tom

I have 2 sites but focusing on just 1 site for now. It's a lot of work to keep them both going.

The MMO niche is what is taught through Bootcamp, and is not for everyone.
If you have a niche idea and you have time I suggest the certification training first then the other later. It's up to you.
I agree having one site while learning and achieving some success works for many, which is why you hear this a lot.
For some MMO is very hard due to its competitiveness. Best to you in coming to a conclusion what works for you since that is the most important aspect. Yourself!

good evening my friend, I have debated over this for the last six months. I have been a member of wa for over a year and I have came to the personal conclusion to keep my attention on my one website,it is working and I don't think at the present moment I need to add anything else to MyPlate. However maybe for the future. May success always be with you.

Good Question. Keep us apprised of the results of your poll!

Hi Oren,

Just working on the one site.

Half way through the boot camp.

All the best,

Michael

hi Oren -- super question -- in Hindi? -- perhaps in the future! ...

all the best, cheerio ... :)

No I don't think so, have only heard of English.

Unfortunately, no. WA is essentially an English only web site.
Colette and Philip

I am usually coming up with new ideas of how I can improve my first one. I am currently udating with some new product reviews and affiliate links... Clay

I would write a new review Oren.

I would write based upon your experience of how Wealthy Affiliate has changed in that time.

Personally in the 3 months I have been here, change has taken place.

There are many new things programmed for change.

Thanks

Wayne

I’ve updated my 2017 review a couple of times, but with the big change coming soon that Kyle blogged about last week I’m planning on writing a new review after that takes effect.
Grant

Hi
I just update my WA review every so often as needed, I don't like to change the title or my top keyword, may add a new one where appropriate.

Wayne

I was in the very same boat and whilst I revamped the old one simply because it took me an age to write as it was the first one, I decided to write a new review whilst targeting a new keyword and putting a different twist on it.

I see that is exactly what many have done here at WA.

A new review means more traffic.


Mick

I would write a new one since the information in the old will be dated and you may have better ideas now.
Jerry

I agree with the 2 comments earlier.

Update the blog post without changing the slug (url).
It's even better if you have a list - you can send them an email saying that you have updated the post with current information and ask them to check it out.

p/s - do not change the url as it will cause 404 error if it is not redirected to the updated post/page.

:)
Joe

Punch up the old content.

The newest Google update can devalue your post of yuo have Wealthy Affiliate review 2017, then wealthy affiliate review 2018, then wealthy affiliate review 2019.

All of those posts are basically going to have the same information and Google does not feel like sifting to see which one is better.

So i woudl punch up the old content, make updates, change the meta description and title tag to include the current year, but leave the URL slug the same.

I read constantly that google loves updated post, and all I know about writing another one, is to be sure it has a completely different title and perma link.......