FileZilla is an FTP program not a WP plugin. Use it to FTP to your site and upload the file for verification. You can find your FTP username and password by clicking on Websites > Site Manager and then finally in Details for your site.

I just did this with another affiliate, but it was the same exact thing. The affiliate I was using(viglink) offered more then one way, but it still had to be attached to my site. I went on my frontpage to edit the page and I went out of visual into text and added a code snippet then went back to the affiliate site and hit verify and it was a success. Your situation is a little different but this will tell you how to do what you need. Good Luck! Upload an HTML File

This is really a simple matter of convenience. If you were to type out a domain in the browser bar would you rather type:

my-make-money-training.com

OR

mymakemoneytraining.com

The answer is simple the hyphens make it much more harder to type.

However today most people don't have to type a URL they simple see a link and click on it.

Or they copy and paste it.

So the hyphens become less of an issue.

It's now a matter of Branding your site. Do you like the hyphens or not. The answer is most people do not like the hyphens and for that reason people do not usually go to sites where they see the hyphens.

As Zed (smartketerr) says you should avoid the hyphens because it makes your brand look spammy.

- Glen B

Avoid hyphens if possible. If your domain name is two words (like www.examplesite.com), you may want to separate the words with a hyphen for readability: www.example-site.com. But, keep in mind that use of hyphens also strongly correlates with spammy behavior and decreases domain name readability and memorability.

Here is a good post from Nathaniel. He is very highly ranked here at WA and has some good insight. Hyphenated Domain Names: Do They Rank? Mark

Hi Keisha,

A high bounce is not good. It means that your readers/visitors are not interested in exploring your site/content.

Here are some tips that can help you How to increase pageviews & reduce bounce rate on your Wordpress blog or site

Yes but Site Content offers some perks such as the free image gallery and it will also optimize images you add and publish through it, etc.

You can determine your ranking using other tools like Jaaxy and so on.

Site content is just a content writing tool, it has no bearing when it comes to indexing or ranking. Anything you write whether you write it in site content or in your websites editor - your content rank comes down to your keyword research and the level of your writing.

You do not have to use site content to create your content, you can write directly in your site dashboard if that's what you prefer.

However site content does allow you to set writing goals and access to over 1,000,000 royalty free images.

An easy way to check your contents rank is to use the rank checker in the pro version of Jaaxy.

If you don't have a pro account you can open your browser in the incognito mode and then put your content title into the browser and manually check for your content and see if is ranking on the first few pages of the SERPS.

Also I'm sure there are free online tools that you can use to check your contents rank - just do a search like: free content rank checker

Hey Keisha,

SiteContent is a handy tool for newbies to help you with your content. Therefore, it is NOT a required tool to be used, and whether you use it or not will NOT hurt your website in any way.

Whether your content ranks or not has nothing to do with SiteContent. Perhaps you are meaning if it has been indexed or not.

For posts you wrote NOT using SiteContent, you can sign into your Google Analytics account and check.

Hope you find this helpful.

Content should be at least 1,500 words. Though it is true that content of 2,000 words and more tend to rank higher in Google, it is not always necessary to write that much.

The important thing to remember is that Google will rank you on how complete and informative your entire content is. If you can do so using at least 1,500 words, that is good enough.

Hi Keisha

Read these tow blogs of mine

Long Form Versus Short Form Content Long Form Content Versus Short Form Content Are Your Posts Long Enough Are Your Posts Long Enough Enjoy your Sunday.

Robert

Hi Keisha,
1890 is the average word in a post that ranks well per Neil based on his research. He has tried 35000 to I believe 1000 words in his research.
But I read a blog post here from someone got a good ranking with ~3500.
I have also read 300 words have been found to be ranked.

Hello Keisha,

The short but true answer to your question is a solid Pillar Post explaining and well- researched should be between 3500-4000 words. Those are foundations for your website.

Your other posts can Rank well with 1500-2000 words.

I am happy to know you work hard and are willing to be persistent.

I am sure you will make your dreams come true by working toward your goals!

God Bless and Good Luck!

Janice

There is no such thing Keisha ...

The longer the better ... Recommended to have at least 500-1000 words ... there is no limit ... But what really matters is the provided value. You should focus on creating original, unique, helpful content ... without counting the words ...