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Been struggling on this one.
I currently have a website for my photography and video services at ryanbustamante.com
I started building a photography niche site o
Should I build a separate site for my affiliate site?
Been struggling on this one.
I currently have a website for my photography and video services at ryanbustamante.com
I started building a photography niche site o
If they are both relevant to the same target audience and compliment each other, I personally don't see why not?
However, I presume your photography services would be local and your other stuff will be more global. So it might be harder to differentiate the two when needed
John
That is a great point John. The feedback has been quite consistent from others I have asked as well.
The target demographic for each is quite different and I have decided to keep the sites separate.
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I was using Squarespace before discovering wealthy affiliate. I find WP very frustrating to use when designing my site.
I was wondering if anyone uses squarespace with t
Hey Ryan,
It certainly can be frustrating having to learn a whole new method of creating website. That I can definitely state from experience, as the internet is changing very quickly, constantly.
Having worked with an experimental software that SquareSpace appears to have been developed from, you may find the recent addition of the Block Editor that has been added to WordPress.
Hope you find this helpful.
Hi Triblu,
Thank you for taking the time to answer.
So you are recommending to stay on wordpress and move away from squarespace?
If you are going to be following Kyle's training, why not start a brand new website on the SiteRubix (free) server.
Once you become more comfortable with WordPress, you will be in a better position to make a judgement call as to either staying with SquareSpace or moving to WordPress.
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Does anyone use squarespace over wordpress in wa?
I was using Squarespace before discovering wealthy affiliate. I find WP very frustrating to use when designing my site.
I was wondering if anyone uses squarespace with t
Hey Ryan,
It certainly can be frustrating having to learn a whole new method of creating website. That I can definitely state from experience, as the internet is changing very quickly, constantly.
Having worked with an experimental software that SquareSpace appears to have been developed from, you may find the recent addition of the Block Editor that has been added to WordPress.
Hope you find this helpful.
Hi Triblu,
Thank you for taking the time to answer.
So you are recommending to stay on wordpress and move away from squarespace?
If you are going to be following Kyle's training, why not start a brand new website on the SiteRubix (free) server.
Once you become more comfortable with WordPress, you will be in a better position to make a judgement call as to either staying with SquareSpace or moving to WordPress.
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If they are both relevant to the same target audience and compliment each other, I personally don't see why not?
However, I presume your photography services would be local and your other stuff will be more global. So it might be harder to differentiate the two when needed
John
That is a great point John. The feedback has been quite consistent from others I have asked as well.
The target demographic for each is quite different and I have decided to keep the sites separate.
sounds like it is the right choice, All the Best
John