You could use them both, they seem to fit naturally but they also could be two great separate posts. I am not helping I know.
There is nothing wrong with using more than one as long as you are not just adding them to get points with google.
Ray

Hey Rizza

My general 4 step process iwhich nclude these steps:

- Make sure my keyword(s) tick all my low lying fruits criteria boxes.

- If I use multiple keywords they must make sense. Grammatical form. Make it come together like sentences.

- keywords in the blog title a must. The same keywords in first or second paragraph of the introductory section of my blog post.

- After these steps write naturally, no more keywords are used unless I can justify it making sense where it may fall into a sentence or point naturally. I never use the same keyword in the main body of a blog more than3 or 4 times.

Hope this may help you.

Hi Rizza,

I would keep them separate. They are both great keywords with enough information to write two articles. I feel you may be able to gain more.

All the best,

Michael

Hi Rizza,
I remember in one of the lessons, Kyle advise about keywords. The keywords are needed, but our emphasis should not be on keywords but a rich content.
Rich in addressing the need of our expected visitors and getting them connected with our content.
Though this does not directly answer your question, I think it will help in a way.
Segun

Hey Rizza,

When doing my keyword searching, if I find three or four great keywords (which on occasion I have found) then I will sprinkle all of them into my content, being sure to use them... so they sound used naturally... not stuffed.

What I have tended to be sure to do is NOT to use them beyond 3-4 times in a 1000 word post. Otherwise they would sound "stuffed" and Google's scripts are quick to pick up on keyword stuffing nowadays.

You also need to understand that even though a post of 1000 words has 3-4 keywords sprinkled throughout it... Google STILL might NOT rank my post for anyone of those keywords.

Hope you find this helpful.

I would prefer to have them separate or just take the stress eating solutions and just incorporate in the article the stress eating habits.
You will never discuss a solution without presenting the cause so that will surely come out.

Hi Rizza, I would go for community. You mentioning wanting to have a friendlier relationship and I think that could be established better with the community.

All the best,
Michael

I would think that if your actually marketing something you would choose a brand page.
On the other hand if your intentions are to build a community focused on a certain idea or ideal, not intending to market anything, then choose a community page.
Ray

Hello

Brand is for when you have an actual brand to brand if that makes sense

I would go for the community ,

And with your niche its the best course of action ,in my opinion

It is your choice ,always

But community is always more engaging and friendly

I wish you much success!

Best regards

Ziga

Would a brand be for pages selling products and services?
I didnt come across that on my page
Cheers
Daisy

Triblu has answered. this for you. I'm happy to know when you get stuck you're not afraid to ask a question. We all end up doing this, well wishes keep up good work.
Peace💗

Hey Rizza,

Here is Kyle's training on sitemaps: Improving Indexing Times and Speeds And... for setting... check tutorial this out: Configuring Google XML Sitemaps Hope you find this information helpful.

Here is a link to get you started, Rizza. Introduction to Google Search Console

I see Robert has answered exactly question.

Just type - adding a sitemap - in your question box at the top of your WA pages and you will get results.

Your All In One generates a Sitemap for your site and this you submit in your Google Console.
Robert

Hi Rizza, first of all I like your site. Time to stop pondering...go for it.
All the best,
Michael

Yes you absolutely can.
Peace💗

There is no problem with doing book reviews Rizza. I have done a couple on my sites. To me it is the same as doing a product review.

Derek

Hi Rizza. You can certainly do book reviews. It is a valid consideration for an affiliate marketer.

I am also considering doing book reviews on one of my sites once it is settled in.

Yes, you can add book reviews amongst other products.

Yes, there are several books out there that are related to your topic. Book reviews is a good idea.

Yes you can add book reviews to your website if you choose to, this is totally you choice.

It is better to add the books that you have read and recommend.

I hope this helps

Jennifer

It is OK. Just be sure to write the reviews in your own words.

Please provide a screen print of what you are referring to, as this is the second time you have asked this question. A picture is worth a thousand words.

If you do not know how to do screen prints, here are some tutorials: Screenshots on the Fly Lesson 1 And... for adding your screen print to your question, here's a tutorial to show you how to updated your questions: Edit Your WA Published Question, Blog or Training Hope this helps you.

Hi Rizza,
I think you should first register with Google Analytics. You can check "how to add and verify Google analytics by LynneHuy in the community here.
Once you verify your site with Google analytics, you go to Google webmaster and choose verify through Google analytics. It is quite simple.
I hope this meets your need.
Segun

Hi Rizza
Are you going through the training? It's all in there. Have you brought a domain? Not sure why it wants provider details, it shouldnt need it if you have purchased a domain.
Hope this helps?
Daisy