Hi Edwin - I'm sorry this happened to you.

There have been some recent changes to the Site Comments platform, which has resulted in many users being disabled from using it.

Kyle blogged about it here: SiteComments, A Constant Focus on Improvement. It doesn't look as though there's an avenue for appeal, but it doesn't hurt to request one from Kyle.

-Laurie

Hi - only Kyle can reverse your ban. You need to contact him directly to explain the situation. You can also use the following thread for comments. Need website comments? the give and take comment thread

Hey Stuart, it looks like it's not out yet, I am sure when it is released it will be here: Month 2: Content, Engagement, Design, and Intent Blessings

- Kimberleigh

I'm in the process of just content writing atm and waiting.

going on last years - it is not quite as regimented as the RAF..
so a few days here or there won't make much difference, they tended to be plus a few days.
so be patient and maybe create a few extra pieces of content while you are waiting.
good luck
phil

I was wondering the same thing! It's been a while since I've seen anything.

Good morning again, I'm sorry I just realized what you're trying to do, it is training on this , and what's happening on my website after one reads a article at the bottom it will have 1 2 3 4 and it goes to another page when the prospective client pushes one of those numbers. Don't worry it's really simple to do go to the training and you'll have it together in seconds.

There is absolutely some training to do this, however I don't understand why, it's not that much of a hassle to manually do it yourself. May you have a beautiful weekend.

Hey Edwin,

Here's Kyle's training on doing this: Building MORE Content Through Internal Links Hope you find this helpful.

Hey Stuart, when you are in the article you have just written, you can pick a word or group of words you want to link back to, and highlight the word(s) and create a link, then when it asks you for the link you want it to link to, put in the address of the article you want to link it to.

Go back to the article you want to link it to and look in the browser and copy the link of the article you are finding the link for and paste it into the link bar of the link you just made.

It may be a little confusing at first. Let me know if you have further trouble.

Danny

A little confused as an external link normally has code to paste to the site I want it on, do not have this code on my site or do I.

Hi Stuart, Like Steve said, it's the same process as creating an external link. When you click on the hyperlink symbol the 'add link' box appears,choose which website you are on and it should drop a list of your posts down..find the one you want and click on it. It will also give you the option to add text. Hope this helps also: How to Add Links to Your Content

Hi Edwin!
I remember from the training that up to 5 are fine. I have up to 6 or even seven in my longer posts about 2000-3000 words.
Aloha, Jenna

I've been doing at least 3 on one post. Speaking of that, I have to get back into that. I'm going to work soon.

Depends on the length of your post. I generally allow one affiliate link approximately every 400 words.

good question, waiting to see the answer of some of the ambassadors ..... Because apparently, we can not self promote yourself here on a post with a link... so let see ....
have a good day

So far we have just been doing two maximum.
C & P

Well, in the past, pre-WA, I have done some posts that had more than the numbers people have given here, and some of those posts have done well while others have sunk like a rock. My takeaway? It really depends on the topic.

Google frowns upon websites which have "too many" links. But what Google considers to be too many is a bit subjective.

Google's algorithm treats a post/page with what it deems too many to be a link farm. No bueno.

What actually qualifies as too many really depends on the length and topic of the text.

As I said, it's subjective, but in my opinion in, say, a 1000-word post, 3 or 4 would be the absolute max.

May SEO bless us all!
Joe

I do about 3 for every 1000 words, most of my posts are indexed within 12 hours. I would also make sure you have at least one or 2 internal links in there that point to other posts also. Shows google quality content not just trying to sell something.

For me, personally, two affiliate links are the maximum


- Google thinks you spamming if you have too much on your post

There's not a cut and dry answer... A good rule-of-thumb is 1 for everyone 500 words, max.

hey hi Stuart!

It's all good & everything is available here on the WA platform....

Simply go to your WA Profile>>Account Settings>>Subscription Settings>>then click on any and/or all three of **Billing - **Membership - **Payment ..... to find all your detailed account information, view/print invoices, membership date & type, payment by credit card, PayPal or with WA credits .... complete the prompts as needed ...

hope all that helps you a wee bit ... all the best, cheerio ... :)

See screen print below...

Click on your picture, top left, where you go to write blogs. It is one of the options that opens when you click.

Hi RAFStuart, You can find your information by following this link.

Profile Information:
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/home/my_profile

Green button "Training" = Lessons and if your stuck

RitaAnn~

In the upper left, if you click on your picture it should bring up a menu.

Click account settings.

What you are looking for should be on that page. You can view subscriptions and their invoices.


I hope this helps!