Thank you so much I was able to get the video onto my post with your help.

Here is a video and a tutorial to guide you through.

How to Add a Video to Your Post How to Add a Video to Your Post Keep Visitors From "Straying" Removing Related Videos From YouTube Embeds Add YouTube Videos to Your Blog Posts And Keep Visitors From "Straying" Removing Related Videos From YouTube Embeds Hope this helps. If you have any more questions, please PM.

All the best!

-Udoh

Setting up a Gravatar account is recommended. Just shut down your browser, clear cookies and try again.

Thanks for the info! I needed to know this, as well:)

I have 12 links to 12 different 100% Free Picture directory websites within the training at the link below. My two favorites are Pixabay and Pexels. Both of those links are within the training below. Free Images for a Website - Free to Use, No Attribution

No it is not.

Only if you are getting them from resource directories that cater to CC0 - Creative Common Zero or PD - Public Domain pictures. All others are not allowed, unless they are your personal pictures.

1: perfect backlink 2: My Google post also show up in search results 3: Love Google and Google will love you 4: Enjoy your free traffic

Yes, it is another social media platform for your writing and website.

Hey Rbane welcome at WA, it is a nice to meet you,
Rbane, you can take from internet (Wikipedia) and do not only copy paste you have to develop by your own knoledge, that is i have done

You can search different sources and after make your mind and write your own style don't copy paste web newspaper magazine book articles forums other sites etc

Thank you all for your advice
Rosie

What every source you have for information about your niche and the topic you are writing about.

Yes this is Google most of the time.

Hello,

Searching for content can be done very easily and there are billions of pages of content just a few letters away in your search box
Have a look at this website to give a fantastic insight to what you can find when you search correctly.
Try this website
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/10-things/10-tips-for-smarter-more-efficient-internet-searching/

Happy content hunting Rbane

Derek

My niche is on the investing education (my site is http://learninvests.com/).
I learned in the past a lot of my niche so now I can write a lot about it, but as you mentioned, I'm still searching on google and I'm still reading a lot on my niche.
You can get your information in every format, reading books, searching online, taking a course, or asking people that know information on your niche.
Just keep in mind that Google dosen't like copycats, so if you see some content online, don't just copy it, take the information and write it in your words.
Wish you all the best!!

Not sure what you mean.
Do you have a Niche in mind with a specific subject and you want to write articles about it.