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There used to be a time that when a member's website was indexed by Google, Google would email a notification out. Do Google still do that? If not, how can we tell if our page
Hi RJKennedy,
There are 2 ways I'm able to tell. The first is that when you publish the article once it's indexed the icon next to the post in your hub changes color.
The most efficient way is to sign up for Google Search Console. It will tell you about each article and all your webpages. As far an I know they don't send as many emails. I get a few about errors I need to fix but that's about it.
I think WA does vs Google.
If you use site content, you'd notice the G colored.
Otherwise, the input site:[domain].com in Google to see which posts have been indexed.
Abie
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Notification of website being indexed?
There used to be a time that when a member's website was indexed by Google, Google would email a notification out. Do Google still do that? If not, how can we tell if our page
Here is what I learned from one of our top members "The Catherine". You can go to Google Search Console, put your finished website page into the top search bar on the site and press enter on your keyboard.
Google will either tell you yes, this page is on Google or no, this page has not been indexed. If it has not been indexed, you can ask Google to index your page and it will search your site to see if your page can be indexed.
After their search, a notice will come up stating that they will index your page.
I do this on every new page I do and the next day, it is on Google. If it is a new site, it may take longer to be indexed but for me, it is done within 24 hours.
I hope this helps.
Mike
Hi RJKennedy,
There are 2 ways I'm able to tell. The first is that when you publish the article once it's indexed the icon next to the post in your hub changes color.
The most efficient way is to sign up for Google Search Console. It will tell you about each article and all your webpages. As far an I know they don't send as many emails. I get a few about errors I need to fix but that's about it.
I think WA does vs Google.
If you use site content, you'd notice the G colored.
Otherwise, the input site:[domain].com in Google to see which posts have been indexed.
Abie
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I created a new page on my site, but when folks comment on it I can't see it on my page. Why does this happen?
What is the specific page where these comments are that you are not seeing? Have you tried to refresh your browser, as that will refresh your page to show the latest comments.
Drop us the URL if you are still having this issue and we will have a look here. :)
Hi Kyle, based on my product, I felt this would work better using a 'Bog Roll' as opposed to a 'Static Page' (The 'Static Page' was the one I was having a problem ) I should be ok now!
Hey Ronald,
If you have responded to the comments from SiteComments then you should be able to see them on your page.
Be sure you're looking at that correct page. I've made that mistake myself once. LOL!
Try using a different browser to see if that may be the issue.
Hope you find this helpful.
Other issues may be:
Spam filters
Theme compatibility
Plugin conflict
User permissions, are you logged in as admin
Comment settings
When did you notice this change? Is this the first time you have noticed it, or has it happened before?
Abie
This is the first time. Never happened before! I created it on Word press, using a 'New Page'.
I completed the page, posted it. I got 2 comments. I read and approved the comments.
The system was telling me, "Sweet! its been posted". I go to the page, Nothing there!
Is it enabled? I presume it would be since folks can comment on it. Have you checked your moderation page? Were they okayed?
Have you cleared the cache of both browsers and servers?
Abie
Thanks AbieP. My moderation page was fine. I was just thinking it may be because I'm trying to accept comments on a single Static Page (which will not take) as opposed to a 'Home page'
It makes no difference whether it is static or included in the blog roll - comments can be enabled for both What is a Page or a Post? - How to Switch a Page to a Post and Vice Versa Abie
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Why comments not appearing on my page?
I created a new page on my site, but when folks comment on it I can't see it on my page. Why does this happen?
What is the specific page where these comments are that you are not seeing? Have you tried to refresh your browser, as that will refresh your page to show the latest comments.
Drop us the URL if you are still having this issue and we will have a look here. :)
Hi Kyle, based on my product, I felt this would work better using a 'Bog Roll' as opposed to a 'Static Page' (The 'Static Page' was the one I was having a problem ) I should be ok now!
Hey Ronald,
If you have responded to the comments from SiteComments then you should be able to see them on your page.
Be sure you're looking at that correct page. I've made that mistake myself once. LOL!
Try using a different browser to see if that may be the issue.
Hope you find this helpful.
Other issues may be:
Spam filters
Theme compatibility
Plugin conflict
User permissions, are you logged in as admin
Comment settings
When did you notice this change? Is this the first time you have noticed it, or has it happened before?
Abie
This is the first time. Never happened before! I created it on Word press, using a 'New Page'.
I completed the page, posted it. I got 2 comments. I read and approved the comments.
The system was telling me, "Sweet! its been posted". I go to the page, Nothing there!
Is it enabled? I presume it would be since folks can comment on it. Have you checked your moderation page? Were they okayed?
Have you cleared the cache of both browsers and servers?
Abie
Thanks AbieP. My moderation page was fine. I was just thinking it may be because I'm trying to accept comments on a single Static Page (which will not take) as opposed to a 'Home page'
It makes no difference whether it is static or included in the blog roll - comments can be enabled for both What is a Page or a Post? - How to Switch a Page to a Post and Vice Versa Abie
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It's been a while, but how do I check my method of payment using a credit card? What section do I go to find it?
Ron
Trish has you covered here; kindly let us know if you need additional assistance :) Has it been figured out?
Hey Ronald,
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/account/subscription is the quickest way...
But... you can always find it in Account Settings > Subscription
Hope you find this helpful.
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Where do I check my payment method?
It's been a while, but how do I check my method of payment using a credit card? What section do I go to find it?
Ron
Trish has you covered here; kindly let us know if you need additional assistance :) Has it been figured out?
Hey Ronald,
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/account/subscription is the quickest way...
But... you can always find it in Account Settings > Subscription
Hope you find this helpful.
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I was reading into some GA4 info. It said to put the Tag Manager code on each page. I opened the 'Page Source' on the page I selected, then 'Inspection', then the 'Development
You can use the Ad Inserter plugin, as you do not want to edit your themes files directly as you will lose your changes when the theme updates or if you change your theme. How To Use The Ad Inserter Plugin
I was reading into some GA4 info. It said to put the Tag Manager code on each page. I opened the 'Page Source' on the page I selected, then 'Inspection', then the 'Development
You can use the Ad Inserter plugin, as you do not want to edit your themes files directly as you will lose your changes when the theme updates or if you change your theme. How To Use The Ad Inserter Plugin
Here is what I learned from one of our top members "The Catherine". You can go to Google Search Console, put your finished website page into the top search bar on the site and press enter on your keyboard.
Google will either tell you yes, this page is on Google or no, this page has not been indexed. If it has not been indexed, you can ask Google to index your page and it will search your site to see if your page can be indexed.
After their search, a notice will come up stating that they will index your page.
I do this on every new page I do and the next day, it is on Google. If it is a new site, it may take longer to be indexed but for me, it is done within 24 hours.
I hope this helps.
Mike
Thanks for the info Mike