i agree with what Paul stated call it as it is and sexualhealth.com if available is much better then what you have now.
Plus if people were to look at the domain name which most don't these day the wording can be misleading or interpreted wrong for example you have wemenhealth dot com.
Now we know what you mean due to your explanation however the word wemenhealth can be looked as only about men's health or another way it can be seen is a typo people may think you are wanting to say womenhealth as the e looks like a typo instead of o in women.
So if you can find a better and more specific domain such as what Paul stated that would be better.

Once you do then at first when creating categories have two separate categories relating to women's health and one for men's health that way.

From there focus first on one category and build content on that before moving onto the other category.

You can also use the niche finder tool to your life and type in Women's health and also men's health and find broken down niche ideas for that main categories for women and men to write and get ideas on topics for those areas.

Thanks all for your replies and feedback. Does the domain really matter? I'm thinking of domain names that have no meanings but they talk about specific sub-niches, which I'm thinking of talking about sexual health issues under wemenhealth.com website.

Hello, Pio; I think it's entirely too broad. To begin with, men's or women's health is a very broad niche. Let alone trying to tackle both of them on one site. You need to narrow this down to focus on a specific spectrum of this massive niche.

With the niche selector here at WA, it's easy to narrow down your targeted audience. Go through the training and let me know if you have further questions.

I think you should continue searching for a better domain name.

Nice to see that you're still here, Pio.

Talk soon

~Scott~

I agree with Troy. You need something attractive and easy to remember.
Why not call it what it is - sexualhealth.com if it's available?

I think it is a difficult one to remember. Which is no what you want when trying to attract visitors.

Your site is up, just checked it :-)

I just went to your site it all seems good to me

Go to "websites" then scroll down to "site support". :)

You need to address this to Site Support rather than to the Community, Pio.
Cheers
Rich :-)

This may help


https://generatepress.com/forums/topic/how-to-do-vertical-menu/
https://docs.generatepress.com/?s=vertical+menu

You may also want to reach GP support with this
https://generatepress.com/contact/

Also, I do not know if you are using the free or premium version.

I keep it discreet, simple, and relevant.

Hi - there is no limit, but do you mean that in one post, you would add the same internal link several times?

That would be a poor user experience.

But, if you mean, you have lots of different posts that all link to a landing page, that's fine.

Hi - it's supposed to, but in my opinion, it doesn't work.

I have offered feedback on literally hundreds of websites and discovered they had used copied content.

And I have experimented by deliberately trying to publish copied content onto my practice site, and it allows it through.

It would be better to check with your own plagiarism tool.

And you will also need a tool to check that it wasn't written by AI, as that would also harm your site.

I have never come across this, but good point; I don't think it would.