I dont think this info is provided.

Go to your posts page and select your post you want to edit.
Select the post or select "Edit" to bring it up.

Before switching to Elementor put your title "How to Make Money Online" in the top white line of the standard Editor.

Now go down to the SEO part below the content block, where it says "Title", and enter it there too. This is just above where it says "Most search engines use a maximum of 60 chars for the title."

Now go to the top right and hit "Save Draft"

From there select "Edit with Elementor" - this will open the Elementor editing options as you have shown here.

Do not make your first line the header. Just proceed with your content as you have already done the Header as above.

You tube has lots of videos to show how to use Elementor.

Aloha H!
I started with a siterubix.com but decided in a very early stage of building my website to purchase a domain. Feels better, looks more professional!

Aloha, Jenna

Hey Phakacha,
My domain has hyphen and was indexed by Google.

Tried and True

Elaine

I have a site with a hyphen in it and it got index by Google pretty fast and it only have 3 post on it. My siterubix been sitting for 2 months nothing yet.

H. I don't think you should continue with the .siterubix domain name. Any domain name which you own is better. But avoid .tk or .ga domains as they are assumed to be spammy as they are now available for free and are being used by hackers and spammers.

I would not go for SiteRubix.

My personal opinion, is that your own domains even with the hyphens in it, would be way better than using those domains as sub domains in siterubix, I would keep the domains with hyphens and build content for those sites. And get rid of the free domains (used as sub domains in siterubix).

... hey hi ... you've got a good thread running here ...

with the hyphens -- Kyle in the OEC training does not recommend them for domains from an SEO perspective and from a user viewpoint as well ...

therefore with paid domains (e.g. --dot-coms) -- one must choose carefully & thoughtfully at the outset -- once it's bought-- that's it: the person has three choices afterwards:

1) either use it; OR

2) wait for it to expire a year hence and let it lapse; OR

3) try to sell it before the expiry date.

well, that's my 28 cents worth for today .. cheerio... 😊

The second one looks more professional as it is a top level domain whereas the first one is a subdomain.

Instead of doing any changes just set the first one up with a permanent redirect to the second one.

Derek

I don't see it look bad. The name is still meaningful. The dash makes the domain name more readable than without hyphen. It is easy to remember too.

you have to buy the first domain. The name should be available in .dot com. Transfer the content from #2. try to sell the other domain!
I will wait for other comments.

I'm still learning. But I think you will cannot change the name cos its already on the domain which is already fixed on your website.However,its good to contact WA Support and they will sort it out for you.

I also have the same dilemma with one of my websites, I hope someone can help!!! Great question.

Good to know, thanks guys

Good question. I don't know if it would hurt to choose a slightly different name that say similarly the same thing.

I use a site called LeanDomainSearch when I want to find a potentially good available domain name

I ran the phrase "second income" and these two didn't look so bad:

- OurSecondIncome.com
- ForSecondIncome.com

But you'll have to check it out for yourself. But like I said, I don't think it matter that much if your second domain isn't exactly like your first.

You can no longer change that except to register another domain without hyphens.
In the siterubix you can because it's free so nothing for you to worry.

I use FAQs because it is a great way to easily add additional content. Plus, it is a page where readers can get more details and information about the product. Readers that have enough information become buyers.

Sounds it is recommended but I have not got to using this yet.

It's not required, but I do have one

Not a bad idea.

Great question with an interesting comment feed. Thanks for asking the question.

I use a FAQ page on my website since I tend to like to look at FAQ pages on other websites.

Yes, because it is of service to your readers. There are a handful of questions that immediately come to mind, like is WA an MLM or is there a cost, stuff like that. Readers may want fast answers and the FAQ is where to provide it. if they have to hunt in an article, they will instead hunt for a different site.

Required, no. Useful, sure!

Think of it this way, you can use the FAQ's to refer people to your various posts and you can either have it per-defined (allowing you to steer the conversation) or open where people can actually post the Q's and you then come up with the A's and direct them to your supporting post, etc.

As for the how-to I really can't help you there since I don't employ one on my drone site at this time. That said, there are a lot of FAQ plugins if you search for them. I'm sure you can find one that does what you're looking for.

You can if you so wish, but if you include all the potential questions in your article, then there really wouldn't be the need for a separate FAQ page :)

I'd say that isn't required, but is a good idea!