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my email mtanner@thegate2financialfreedom.com won't receive any emails sent to it. it doesn't have any problems sending emails though. can you please help me know what to do to
Are you doing email forwarding with it? If so, when you're testing it to see if you receive emails, you can't send from the same email you're forwarding to. It will see this as an error.
My email won't receive emails but can send emails. why can't it receive emails?
my email mtanner@thegate2financialfreedom.com won't receive any emails sent to it. it doesn't have any problems sending emails though. can you please help me know what to do to
Are you doing email forwarding with it? If so, when you're testing it to see if you receive emails, you can't send from the same email you're forwarding to. It will see this as an error.
So in one of my posts, I have a list of things that one needs to go rock climbing and talks about each of those things. In one of the training videos kyle says if there is too
Have you considered writing a review post on each item and providing a link to the item in that review and then write a top 10 post with a brief synopsis for each, linking to your review post that contains the actual affiliate link?
Not only will that address your concern but now you have 11 posts on your site where you once had only one...
Rock climbing and piano teacher, very unique.
See this link, this post has tens of affiliate links, try to count if you can. It is not only number 1 in Google but it is also Featured post in Google. Not my post unfirrtunately.
https://www.outsidepursuits.com/best-inflatable-kayak-reviews/
Can give you many examples. So do not be obsessed with the number of links.
I'd suggest putting the links in a page and then linking to that page in your post.
You're not looking to get the page ranked, just the post. Make sure the post is keyword rich and entices the visitor to click on the link to the page.
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What is the best way to present my posts to get indexed?
So in one of my posts, I have a list of things that one needs to go rock climbing and talks about each of those things. In one of the training videos kyle says if there is too
Have you considered writing a review post on each item and providing a link to the item in that review and then write a top 10 post with a brief synopsis for each, linking to your review post that contains the actual affiliate link?
Not only will that address your concern but now you have 11 posts on your site where you once had only one...
Rock climbing and piano teacher, very unique.
See this link, this post has tens of affiliate links, try to count if you can. It is not only number 1 in Google but it is also Featured post in Google. Not my post unfirrtunately.
https://www.outsidepursuits.com/best-inflatable-kayak-reviews/
Can give you many examples. So do not be obsessed with the number of links.
I'd suggest putting the links in a page and then linking to that page in your post.
You're not looking to get the page ranked, just the post. Make sure the post is keyword rich and entices the visitor to click on the link to the page.
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Is this within the webmail program in Site Manager or an external program?